The marines' war is being directed not from a foxhole, but from a high-tech complex of tents packed with electronic gear undreamed of in the first Persian Gulf war a dozen years ago.
And how to learn from experience: armies routinely conduct post-mortems on their missions.From foxhole to corner officeSome businesspeople are eager to learn from the men and women in uniform.
In John Kerry's eyes, Richard A. Gephardt is a peer in Congress, a trustworthy ideological compatriot, a foxhole buddy from their primary battle against Howard Dean.
How did he, a self-described "foxhole Episcopalian" from the Florida Panhandle, the son of a Puerto Rican father and a Polish-Russian mother, come to write a play about a Jewish Confederate soldier and two former slaves raised as Jews who, in the charred wreck of a Virginia home after the Civil War, celebrate Passover together?
A lieutenant took over, and when his radio stopped working, Mr. Rein darted from foxhole to foxhole.
At some point last year, Manfred was quoted as having said baseball would fight the umpires "from foxhole to foxhole".
Aside from the fact that Joe crawled to the front lines of the AIDS war and pulled me out of a foxhole and back from death, or that we managed to reinvent our lives after losing everything -- including my career, in all other respects, I think ours has had a lot in common with most marriages between two people, straight or gay.
A Japanese soldier emerged from a foxhole with a grenade.
Their syrup mirrors the way lava flows: It's just a show, it might take over town, Sometimes the Cyclops, from his foxhole, throws Rocks at Ulysses.
Mr. Gray, who was not quoted in the Associated Press account, said he now realizes that his memory of Mr. Daily pulling him out of a foxhole to safety came from Mr. Daily.
