But the development of new weapons and the evolution of warfare during the Cold War gradually decreased the importance of the fortifications.
What they saw and how they felt during those moments charts the evolution of the war.
Permitting, as most in this country do, the legitimacy of religious considerations, our experiences are meaningful and relevant to moral equations, everything from the Bishops' thinking about the ethics of abortion to the evolution of Just War Theory.
"This is simply the inevitable evolution of the War on Drugs," said Males, who notes that more people use marijuana than any other drug because it's the safest.
Military analysts tend to describe the evolution of Army war-fighting philosophy in sports terms.
Mr. Paskaljevic, 60, is the subject of a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, where the evolution of his war-torn sensibility is on display through Jan . 31
However, despite his avowed desire to remain above the political fray, the grand ayatollah has had a strong influence over the evolution of post-war Iraq.
That is also why it is essential that the West engage with Iran and avoid the one thing that could set back the country's inexorable evolution: an act of war that would increase repression and embolden religious nationalism.
Lt. Col. Gregory F. Sierra, a battalion commander with the Army's Third Infantry Division, recently compared the evolution of the American war effort to spreading peanut butter on the sandwiches he makes for his daughter back home more thinly than she wanted.
In fact, the evolution of Catholic "just war" thinking has very much moved in that direction, but, we believe it is hampered by keeping the focus on the possibility of a "just war".
