Now the military component of war will fall squarely on the shoulders of a quiet member of the war council who is about to become a very prominent one.
Nothing gets people in a mood to shoot guns and ration gasoline like propaganda, an unarguably important part in the psychological component of war.
Furthermore, while it is not typical of study designs to have a flexible set of "definitions", we feel this review method captures the at-home readers' experience more robustly and best interprets the narrative component of war reporting.
The research by Lara Stemple at the University of California doesn't only show that male sexual violence is a component of wars all over the world, it also suggests that international aid organisations are failing male victims.
In part, this double-standard exists because the military-industrial complex has built components of the war-making puzzle in every congressional district across the US.
John Abizaid, the great-grandson of Lebanese immigrants, learned Arabic and figured out early in his career that the Army would need to think deeply about the political and economic components of the wars it would probably have to fight.
These technologies were key components of the U.S. war effort during World War II and the Cold War and thus enjoyed substantial public support through the Office of Scientific Research and Development and later through the Advanced Research Projects Agency of the Defense Department.
The combination assault rifle and mechanized saw blade, known as a Lancer, is one of the most recognizable components of "Gears of War," the Xbox 360 shooter that asks players to save humanity from an alien horde.
But before we begin the victory celebration, we must all remember that the military component of this war was the easy part.
The effect was to turn the news media into a kind of public relations component of the war effort itself, a force co-opted in the service of one side and, inevitably, in the disservice of the other.
And since shortly after September 11th the Patriot Act — whose draftsman and enforcer, John Ashcroft, Dean nowadays routinely excoriates as an archfoe of civil liberties — had been a key component of the war on terrorism.
