The phrase "appreciation of war" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions or analyses regarding the understanding, recognition, or valuation of war, whether in historical, literary, or philosophical contexts.
Example: "The documentary provided a nuanced appreciation of war, highlighting both its devastating impacts and the complex motivations behind it."
Alternatives: "understanding of war" or "recognition of war".
Since merit was such a pervasive force in mobilization, critics will derive a deeper understanding and appreciation of war-related literature by grouping it into at least three major categories of authors: noncombatant males, female participants and nonparticipants, and male combatants.
Paul Wolfowitz, then a Pentagon official, wrote later that more American deaths might have triggered greater appreciation of the war, which had "demanded almost nothing from the American civilian population".In fact the war marked America durably.
Sarah Gaventa, who is curating an exhibition of lost public art to tie in with the new listings, said there was a growing appreciation of post-war architecture but "the brave new art for that brave new world has not been under the same sort of spotlight … and it is vulnerable.
Trump did not walk the comments back on Sunday, insisting that veterans who were not captured did not receive the same appreciation as prisoners of war.
General Van Riper said the mood reminded him of the mindset in Vietnam: excessive faith in technology, inadequate appreciation of the fog of war, lack of understanding of the enemy, and simple hubris.
"I've been visiting Yasukuni as one Japanese individual, to offer my sincere appreciation to the spirits of war dead," she told reporters.
Sad as it may sound, it took a videogame like this to give me a whole new appreciation for the shocking brutality of war.
There's no question that the creators of "The Pacific" set out to honor the marines' experience; they haven't exactly failed to do that, but neither have they succeeded in leading viewers to a deeper appreciation of this then and now faraway war.
While receiving treatment at NNMC, Bethesda Cpl Rice was promoted to Sgt. His personal decorations consist of Letter of Appreciation, National Defense, Global War on Terror, Sea Service Deployment, Iraq Campaign, Navy Achievement and Purple Heart.
