To ensure constant air support, Jagdgeschwader (Fighter Wings) and Nachtjagdgeschwader (Night Fighter Wings) in the shape of Nachtjagdgeschwader 1, were ordered to achieve a frantic pace in servicing and preparing aircraft for their next mission.
Throughout the stricken region, scores of frantic people, without telephone service, asked for help contacting friends or relatives whose fates they did not know.
THESE days, Mr. Peel works in a lower gear — he prefers advance work to the frantic pace of dinner service.
There were thousands of frantic calls to emergency services, from Normandy to Paris, with residents describing the smell of household gas or rotten eggs, but the authorities moved quickly to calm fears.
The internet has made the process of finding case studies less laborious - many forums have sections devoted to requests from journalists that posters can respond to - but frantic journalists also use services such as StarNow.co.uk (a website for people who, basically, want to be famous) or make contact with casting agents and modelling agencies.
It adds to a slightly frantic atmosphere, as does the service – so super-eager that it interrupted our conversation 10 times before I stopped counting.
Every month, we published two issues of more than 600 pages, whose editorial content was written by expensively recruited journalists from Forbes and the Journal, and whose ads were bought by startups keen to announce their existence, technology vendors frantic to sell products and services, and investment banks eager to brag about the public offerings they had underwritten.
Hans, a service representative, received a frantic call from his boss when a key customer's multimillion-dollar financial services operation ground to a halt as a result of a software glitch.
For most people, this would result in sheer panic, horror, and most likely a frantic call to a pest control service.
