Most people would argue fire brigades work better if they actually use their hoses.
Gen. Richard B. Garnett's brigade in Pickett's division, wrote: "The brigade went into action with 1,287 men and about 140 officers... sustained a loss of... 941 killed, wounded, and missing.... Never had the brigade been better handled and never has it done better service in the field of battle.
But Anderson prefers his troupe of amateurs, a "Kwai" brigade but with better shoes.
This is believed to be a Russian-speaking elite assault brigade which is better trained, equipped, and paid than ordinary IS infantry and shuffled across Syria and Iraq to head important offensives.
The brigade received praise from center commanders as performing the mission better than many brigades before it.
When you're hungry you can't concentrate as well, so it seems axiomatic that a full-bellied brigade will produce a better meal for you.
The unit — trained and equipped by North Korea, in a gesture of revolutionary solidarity — was known as the Fifth Brigade, but it is better remembered by the name Mugabe gave it: Gukurahundi, which means "the rain that washes the chaff away in advance of the spring rains".
To win over the Bernie brigades, Clinton has to do better than invoke fear of whoever the Republican nominee is.
Amad Essa al-Sheikh, the head of the Consultative Council of the new Islamic Front, told Al Jazeera that it would work with the Western-backed opposition-in-exile and its fighting force nominally under the control of General Salam Idris, the Supreme Military Council, whose numbers have dwindled as fighters have joined better funded rebel brigades.
Perhaps retail shareholders have proportionately done better than the wholesale brigade, just as Cable told us they would.
