First, credit Winston Churchill, writing in early 1939 as the war clouds gathered (as war clouds invariably do), with the popularization of the word as he warned of "the outcome of the European crunch".
A32 War Museum Divides Scholars Battle lines are being drawn over an effort to gather Civil War artifacts from both the Union and the Confederacy under one roof.
The narrative reaches a climax in the Laurel Lodge at Camp David, where the president gathered his war council the weekend following the attacks.
One of the more popular new electives, on military history, grew out of an after-school club in which students gathered for war games like Stratego and Axis and Allies.
We were discussing the effects of the newest technology on various security questions: not just the obvious aspects like the use of drones, but also the role of social media, and the ways in which information can now be gathered in war zones.
My assignment was to write about the F.B.I. pathologists who were sent over to gather evidence for war crimes trials at The Hague.
Every Tuesday, a group of Argentinian veterans of the Falklands war gather on the outskirts of Buenos Aires to cook up a barbecue, share memories and plan new campaigns.
I admired Ben Taub's article on the campaign by the Commission for International Justice and Accountability to gather evidence of war crimes against high officials in the Syrian government ("The Assad Files," April 18th).
The below-street-level bar and restaurant appears in Tom Wolfe's "Bonfire of the Vanities," as a place where bond salesmen growing rich in a boom market gather to swap war stories.
On the day of the air strike, and without any fanfare, the head of the Iraqi National Congress, one anti-Saddam group, visited the State Department and came away with a promise that America would help the INC run humanitarian operations and gather evidence of war crimes within Iraq itself.At the moment, the support is minor.
