triphibious

But it required what Winston Churchill called “triphibious operations”—the melding of sea, land, and air forces into a nearly seamless entity focused on seizing islands from the enemy, each one representing another step on the long road to victory.

Whirlwind Barrett Tillman 2010

However, each leap of the triphibious frog was limited by the range of available airpower.

Whirlwind Barrett Tillman 2010

But it required what Winston Churchill called “triphibious operations”—the melding of sea, land, and air forces into a nearly seamless entity focused on seizing islands from the enemy, each one representing another step on the long road to victory.

Whirlwind Barrett Tillman 2010

However, each leap of the triphibious frog was limited by the range of available airpower.

Whirlwind Barrett Tillman 2010

Nimitz and the Marines were also committed to triphibious warfare but they would conduct it in their own way in the wide-open spaces of the Central Pacific, where distances between enemy strongholds were daunting.

The Story of World War II Donald L. Miller 1945

This was triphibious warfare—ground, air, and sea—and it revolutionized the way wars were fought.

The Story of World War II Donald L. Miller 1945

Nimitz and the Marines were also committed to triphibious warfare but they would conduct it in their own way in the wide-open spaces of the Central Pacific, where distances between enemy strongholds were daunting.

The Story of World War II Donald L. Miller 1945

This was triphibious warfare—ground, air, and sea—and it revolutionized the way wars were fought.

The Story of World War II Donald L. Miller 1945

It's a pity, too, that Churchill's unlucky triphibious should be accepted here ....

VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XIII No 3 1986