He was handcuffed, placed on a government jet, shipped back to Phnom Penh and barred from ever re-entering the United States.
All those jar-opening squid, all that non-fair-trade chocolate made by African kids who've never been to school, the "irresolvable tension" of jet-shipping strawberries out of season.
The Jets shipped their first- and third-round draft choices to the Patriots and signed Martin to a six-year, $36 million contract that was a bargain.
Today's wars are being fought primarily on land, but the big money is being spent mostly on fighter jets, ships and submarines.
In exchange for Edwards, whose talent apparently outweighed his baggage, the Jets shipped receiver Chansi Stuckey, the special-teams standout Jason Trusnik and two draft choices to Cleveland.
The government has bought billions of dollars in tanks, fighter jets, ships and other weapons from the United States in recent years, but now wants to forge military ties with other allies and nations, including Russia.
The day after Rex Ryan said that Derrick Mason remained an important part of their offensive revival, the Jets shipped him to the Houston Texans late Tuesday night for a conditional draft pick.
The United States would derive no meaningful military benefit from increased use of alternative fuels to power its jets, ships and other weapons systems, according to a government-commissioned study by the RAND Corporation scheduled for release Tuesday.
Two months later, the Jets shipped what became a second-round pick to San Diego for Cromartie — who re-signed in July 2011, after the team's failed pursuit of Nnamdi Asomugha — in what essentially doubled as insurance for a potential loss of Revis.
According to a statement delivered to Capitol Hill for review on Friday, General Myers contends that the armed services need to spend $100 billion to $110 billion a year "for several years" to replace fighter jets, ships and other weapons that should be retired.
And though the Bush administration has called for a $33 billion increase in 2002, above the current $296 billion Pentagon budget, most of that growth would go toward health care, salaries and spare parts -- not the expensive jets, ships and tanks that military contractors produce.
