In the mid-1950s in Salisbury, Conn., he volunteered at age 15 to organize the ground observer corps, which watched for low-flying planes as part of civil defense efforts during the cold war.
Coulter had the mission of eliminating the North Korean penetration in the Kigye area and of seizing and organizing the high ground extending from north of Yongch'on to the coast at Wolp'o-ri Wolp'o-ri mile north of P'ohaboutong.
During the last week of August, US troops on these hills could see minor North Korean activity across the river, which they thought was North Koreans organizing the high ground on the west side of the Naktong against a possible American attack.
Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican who played a key role in organizing the city's ground zero service, was asked about the ad yesterday.
Organizing on the ground, said Obama's former top operative in Iowa, is "a meticulous effort".
It is embodied not only in Dean himself, but also in the blog, which creates the impression of a constant dialogue between supporters and campaign staff, and in the organizing on the ground.
With more than 250 campus groups across the country, Planned Parenthood Generation members are organizing on the ground every day for the issues that matter most to them.
No Labels has been organizing on the ground in primary states, and the group's pitch is appealing: putting America's progress ahead of partisanship.
Whether it's organizing on the ground in communities across the country, establishing voter education drives/registration, conducting job training programs, holding elected officials accountable, pushing for better schools or more, we will strategize and galvanize from coast-to-coast.
"I think this election is a great example that money isn't always the deciding factor, and that it is possible for grassroots organizing on the ground to defeat big money," says Rowan.
