Gen. Richard C. Longo, the former head of Initial Military Training for the Army, now deployed to Afghanistan, declined to be interviewed, citing Sergeant Major King's legal action, known as an Article 138 complaint.
Kurdish forces successfully retook Makhmour a few days later and the PKK have now deployed to Sinjar and Jalawla, Kurdish areas in the west and east of the country where extensive fighting continues.
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The same train lines that had once borne Churchill's sausages and soda water were now deployed to deliver workers' solidarity packages all over the country, during industrial action that ultimately brought the colonial economy to a halt.
These days the rule-of-law arguments he might have raised in defence of Muslim Australians, refugees and whistleblowers, he now deploys to defend unionists who might fall foul of a re-empowered Australian Building and Construction Commission.
Earlier poems saw him whet a scientific vocabulary that worked remarkably well for his own, and others', behavior; the terms and concepts he lifted from that work — "symbiosis," "sufficiency," "extremity," "mutuality," and others — were now deployed to suggest paradox.
And he created Project Patriot, a way to use the talents of big donors for more than writing checks; Charles Schwab and James J. Liautaud, the founder of the Jimmy John's sandwich chain, among others, are now deployed to make the case for Mr. Romney to groups of businesspeople around the country.
Tragedy also unfolds on the battlefields of northern France, where we meet one of the sons of Peshawar, Quayyum Gul, who serves with the 40th Pathan regiment as a loyal servant of the British Empire, first in Calcutta, helping to suppress a Bengali uprising against the Raj, and now deployed to fight for the Raj against the Germans.
Mr. Mendes grasps the spy's existential center, as typified by the ritualistic mano a mano grappling that almost every action movie now deploys to signal that, when push comes to punch, the hero can still kill with his bare hands.
Former BLUFOR brigades that are now deploying to the Middle East take with them not just a set of lessons but also a refresher course on how to draw new lessons from situations for which they did not train situations they may not even have imagined.
