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8 P.M. (Military) ALL GENERALS NIGHT -- Three specials tonight trace the lives and careers of 19th- and 20th-century generals.

All generals have to master the politics of the Pentagon's competing bureaucracies, and those at his level have to carefully navigate relations with the civilians in charge as they nurse their ambitions.

Moreover, not all generals take a pro-American line on Iraq.

General Dempsey said he would be putting the new assessment procedures in effect for all generals and admirals serving on the Pentagon's Joint Staff and in other military headquarters around the world in command of combat operations; the other chiefs will do so within their individual armed services.

In his classic strategic treatise, On War (1832), Clausewitz emphasizes the uncertainty under which all generals and statesmen labour (known as the "fog of war") and the tendency for any plan, no matter how simple, to go awry (known as "friction").

General al-Sisi, assuming that the Brotherhood would tire of this tactic after a few days in the summer sun and a few mini-massacres, is now suffering the conundrum of all generals who find that their enemy doesn't want to play by their script.

"All these generals that come through here know this".

But all the generals say, more troops!

"All the generals are either dead or retired.

Calling all general managers, Omar Minaya is ready to trade.

On Ms. Kramer's Internet, the politics are all General Clark, all the time.