The success of this attack would not be repeated, as the Allies countered by introducing gas masks and other countermeasures.

The Allies were countering the legend, trying to smear the invincible image that Baron Manfred Von Richthofen was building, by calling him a coward and a hyena who had built up his score of kills by avoiding combat on equal terms and by singling out novices and stragglers and damaged aircraft before attacking.

At any rate, the Allies countered acoustic torpedoes with noisemaker decoys such as Foxer, FXR, CAT and Fanfare.

From bases in Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Hanover, the Western Allies countered the blockade by airlifting into Berlin between 4,000 and 8,000 tons of food and other vital supplies every day for 11 months.

The Allies countered by flying combat air patrol missions over German airfields, intercepting the Me 262s and Ar 234s as they took off and landed.

The Allies countered the Soviets with the Berlin Airlift (1948-49) of food, fuel, and supplies to keep West Berlin alive.

They recaptured both Liebertwolkwitz and Wachau, but the Allies countered with Russian Guard and Austrian grenadiers backed by Russian cuirassiers.

The Allies countered the threats to Australia by a build-up of troops and aircraft, with the aim of implementing plans to approach and reconquer the Philippines.

The Allies countered its potential effectiveness in the air by attacking the aircraft on the ground and while taking off or landing.

In 1948, Berlin had become the focal point of East-West confrontation and when surface entry into the city was cut by the Soviets, the Allies countered with the now famous Berlin Airlift.