Once again, the tit-for-tat raids in the region escalated toward full-bore intertribal war, with the difference now that the Bashir government had any number of internal and regional enemies that might play the deteriorating situation to their advantage.
Where men's groups were generally oriented toward raiding, women's societies generally focused on the fertility of humans, animals, and crops, and on the turning of the seasons.
Toward this end, they executed raids against targets in Massachusetts (including present-day Maine), most famously raiding Deerfield in 1704.
Consequently, hosts developed defenses against slave raids such as specific recognition and aggression toward social parasites, and indeed, we show that host ants react more aggressively toward slavemakers than toward nonparasitic competitors.
Others called the raids a major challenge to Washington's policy toward Egypt, which receives $1.3 billion a year in American military aid.
That attack raised the possibility that Palestinian militants, hardened by Israel's extensive raids in the West Bank, might be shifting toward strategic targets.
Alerted to General Clinton's raids on the Hudson, most of the army marched south toward Albany on October 18, while other detachments accompanied the "Convention Army" east.
The AFP said Thursday's raids in East Melbourne and Brunswick were part of a phased approach toward the investigation, with the next phase involving examination and analysis of material collected during the raids.
While emerging technologies are essential for military effectiveness, concepts that rely only on those technologies, including precision strikes, raids or other means of targeting enemies, confuse military activity with progress toward larger wartime goals.
