By January 1863, their assaults on Lincoln, combined with the poor performance of the armies, were taking a toll on civilian morale.
Other spells in Eddie's arsenal can help control the performance of his armies, such as temporarily boosting their attack skills or creating a rally flag which troops will gather at.
Liberal Democrats liked the plan even less, and said they would try to link any new aid to the human rights performance of the Colombian army.
But at issue is the performance of Mexico's army and the police, which have been accused by human rights organizations of engaging in abuses as they chase down the country's drug cartels.
They establish a set of "benchmarks"—expanding the participation in government of the minority Sunnis, sharing oil revenues more fairly among all the main groups, improving the performance of the Iraqi army and police, rooting out sectarian militias and so on for the government of Nuri al-Maliki to meet.
Preceding the performance, an army of very confident children, clad in their costumes, roamed the grounds.
Reacting to the passive performance of the South Vietnamese Army, he tells Johnson, "If they're going to try to fight that kind of war, I'm in favor of getting out of there".
The two met while serving in India, in 1881, acting in an army performance of a farce called "The Area Belle" in which Baden-Powell, for once, played a male part, while McLaren, a 20-year-old who looked 14, appeared in the ingénue's role.
In particular, she highlighted archival footage of former First Lady Laura Bush, during which she is honoured with a performance of the haka by New Zealand army officers serving in Afghanistan.
Cameron will face tough questions over the extent of the involvement of the army, the performance of the various emergency gold commands and whether HS2 investment remains a viable option ahead of fixing the south-west rail line.
