When the peace deal was struck, he put his Iraqi civil defense uniform back on and returned to work.
(Indeed, officials of Blackwater Security, the employer of the four mutilated Americans, said Iraqis in civil defense corps uniforms had lured the victims into a well-planned ambush).
Or American Veterans in Domestic Defense, the uniform-clad cadres who took former Chief Justice Roy Moore's Ten Commandments monument on tour after a judge banned it from the Montgomery, Ala., judicial building?
Ever true to this mission, Schechter could not afford to merely jot down a few "loose sallies of the mind," as Samuel Johnson once characterized the genre, stressing its lack of doctrinal rigor.4 The defense of timelessly uniform catholic Judaism against modernity surely called for sterner stuff.
This includes the "neutral workplace policy" defense, such as uniform and grooming standards that apply to every employee.
NEW ORLEANS — With distinctively bland uniforms, a defense loaded with stalwarts and an offense predicated on smash-mouth football, Alabama remains one of the quintessentially old-school programs in college football.
What's next, Air Force chiefs of staff working for defense contractors while still in uniform?
Penn State's high graduation rates and education-first ideals, known as the Grand Experiment, became as synonymous with the program as its plain uniforms and dominating defenses.
Most of the time, however, he seemed as if he wanted to lunge across the tables that separated him from Commander Swift and grab him by the neck just above the defense lawyer's dress white uniform.
In the event of war I would kill any American who put a uniform on in defense of the American Government--," and then ominously added for emphasis, "Any American".
