The Guardian and Observer enthusiastically reported on their deployment and the hope that they might break the stalemate.
Some commentators, including the Intercept's Glenn Greenwald, have drawn a connection between the deployment and the attacks on Canada's soil.
He said his concern hinged on the number of troops, the timing of their deployment and the context of where the troops would operate.
She refers to "deployment" and "the war" in an abstract way, and can't bring herself to have sex with the troubled Mike, who has drifted into an affair.
(Three soldiers from the Third Platoon, on condition of anonymity, were willing to discuss their deployment and the crimes with me.
The police deployment, and the rampage at the embassy, was actually sparked in February 2008 by US recognition of Kosovo as an entity independent of the Republic of Serbia.
But it was the first Iraq patrol during the Lincoln's deployment, and the pilots are aware that there is a high probability that they will see their share of action during the rest of their time at sea.
Referring to the mainland by its legal name, the People's Republic of China, Mr. Huang said, "The key point is the reaction of the P.R.C. in terms of the missile deployment and the arms buildup against Taiwan".
A TPFDL is a voluminous document describing the inventory of forces that are to be sent into battle, the sequence of their deployment, and the deployment of logistical support.
Today's more pressing debates are about how best to use the military in fighting unconventional wars and whether gay Americans should be allowed to serve openly, about the length of a deployment and the quality of body armor and benefits.
All of the amazing things that I had done during my deployment and the most vivid memory I have is the women crying over the broken bodies of their half-living husbands.
