Bellerophon had suffered grievously, losing 27 dead and 127 wounded.
In the firefight, Speer was killed by a grenade and Khadr grievously wounded, losing the sight in his left eye – an injury which earned him the nickname "Buckshot Bob" from US interrogators in Bagram airfield.
The third, a young man named Homer, who returns home grievously wounded (he has lost his hands and uses prostheses), is played by Harold Russell, a war veteran who suffered such an injury in a training accident and who had never acted in a movie before.
He was also grievously wounded in combat [and] lost many a close friend and colleague..."....
Eastwood includes in the cast of "American Sniper" soldiers who have been grievously wounded in combat, soldiers who have lost limbs, whose surviving limbs have been mutilated, soldiers in wheelchairs, who perform alongside the movie's star, Bradley Cooper.
Kajaki's executive producer Gareth Ellis-Unwin – best known as one of the producers of The King's Speech – says Kajaki is "politically agnostic": although one man lost his life, and several more were grievously injured, it's a story of procedural cockup and red-tape as much as anything else.
With more than 30 families and upward of 150 children to supervise, she is grievously overworked.
And so when they had been joined by the old men and by the women and children, a lamentation at once spread through the entire army and into the city, which longed for the presence of Philopoemen and was grievously cast down at his death, feeling that with him it had lost its supremacy among the Achaeans.
People lost in private life suddenly feel their public dignity has been grievously insulted.
If the bad news is that Americans have lost faith in institutions they once trusted, like the government that so grievously failed Katrina victims, Mr. Zogby sees good news in the resilience of the young.
