The Department of Defense — and individual states across the country — would do well to tap into this pool of trained, vetted and often combat-experienced men and women available to extend the labor pool of information security professionals — personnel who could provide support to federal and state civilian authorities during times of crisis.
For example, assaults on abortion rights are often combatted with the anecdote of the tragic but less common abortion-seeker: victims of incest, rape or grave medical danger.
Because the biological process of immune cells interacting with and destroying invasive pathogens is often described by using a metaphor of combat (Kelly et al., 2007), researchers argue that it could readily be incorporated into the rules of play of an interactive card game whose theme is often combat as well (Steinman and Blastos, 2002).
In a conversation with his friend Hans-Arnold Stahlscommentedarseille conmented on his style, and his idea of air-to-air combat: I often experience combat as it should be.
Ancient Greek works of art often depicted combats between Amazons and Greeks, and the confrontation between Theseus and the Amazons was a particular favourite.
U.S. combat units in Afghanistan are going outside the wire — leaving their bases — less often as combat responsibilities are turned over to Afghan security forces.
Tragic mistakes all too often accompany combat operations, even when the military objectives are humanitarian.
"Four thousand tickets in 36 hours," said Castleton, who has two sons and a daughter-in-law on active duty, often in combat.
Often, though, combat soldiers buried their buddies where they fell, marked the graves with a rifle and helmet, and noted the coördinates on a map.
Both sides in the Libya conflict have often overstated combat victories, and it was impossible to confirm the accounts of the Surt fighting.
