exfiltration

They were less than a minute from the exfiltration point.

The article did not seem to have the date of exfiltration.

They had time, but it was going to be cutting the exfiltration close.

"Everyone else will depart and go to the exfiltration points."

An 'exfiltration' is what I gather you people call it.

"Yeah, baby, until we try to make the exfiltration, and she decides not to go anywhere."

Now their concern was exfiltration, getting out with the minimum fuss possible.

On the other hand, they don't know where the exfiltration zone is."

You guys make the exfiltration point, I'm your ticket out of here."

The mission went as planned, resulting in the successful exfiltration of a man, woman, and two children.

Those factors tend to modify the definition of successful exfiltration.

They were in operational overtime: the exfiltration had taken longer than anticipated.

Eventually on 31 March the situation had worsened to the point exfiltration was ordered.

The decision was made to proceed with exfiltration rather than returning to attack the defending force.

The other part was that any exfiltration operation had an extremely remote probability of success.

In a hostage exfiltration, as neither had to be reminded, one went where the guards were.

It'd be a perfect spot for an exfiltration cell.

American Special Warfare groups commonly used both means of exfiltration.

One of the more common means of exfiltration is by special operations helicopters.

Through his electronic visor, he could see the exfiltration helicopter in the distance.

A few muzzle-flashes sprinkled the ground near the exfiltration point, but they were already well out of range.

Reportedly, the intrusion only targeted the exfiltration of G20 documents.

"But, sure, we can still manage an exfiltration when we have to.

He'd already started to connect one of the full fuel bladders in preparation for our exfiltration.