In the aftermath of any disaster, prices charged by air charter operators shoot up because of surging demand for a week or so and then fall, according to officials with several relief agencies and brokers who supply disaster equipment.
Even more workaday acts of remote warfare such as when drone operators shoot missiles or spy on enemies confound today's commanders, who are unsure how to rank them alongside acts involving physical risk.With this in mind, the defence secretary, Chuck Hagel, has launched a year-long review of military awards and decorations.
Other regulations he has instituted cover massage operators, junk shops, carousel operators, shooting galleries, second-hand car dealers, bathing-beach operators, and employment agencies.
For her stand-up, she has recently asked the camera operators shooting her shows to send her clips of crowds laughing at her jokes, proof that people are enjoying themselves.
In the film's opening chapter, Ms. Noujaim ("Startup.com," "Control Room") and her team of brave, tireless camera operators — shooting at street level and from high-rise buildings above the square — capture the excitement of a mass movement finding its voice and feeling its potential.
Ruby, 52, a Dallas nightclub operator, shot and killed the accused assassin of President John F. Kennedy, Lee Harvey Oswald, on national television.
Schnaufer, with Baro as his radio operator, shot down a No. 214 Squadron Short Stirling R9242 at 02 14 on 14 May 1943 on an attack mission against Bochum.
Cinematographer Sean Bobbitt, the film's primary camera operator, shot 12 Years a Slave on 35 mm film with a 2.35:1 widescreen aspect ratio using both an Arricam LT and ST.
The additional time provided would enable those operators to shoot at an incoming warhead, determine whether it has been destroyed, and then shoot again if necessary.
They hire their own camera operators to shoot the interviews and therefore control the raw tapes.
Attempts by some of Gaza's tunnel operators to shoot at Egypt's soldiers have prompted further reprisals; some goods have been impounded.
