BEING splattered by sweat and blood in the shadow of fighters is a long way from the genteel practice of medicine in Westchester, but from professional ringsides to the rotator cuffs of locals, Dr. Richard N. Weinstein bridges the two worlds.
In Lichtenstein's enormous painting, which imitates the reproductive techniques of cheap commercial printing (a palette of primary colours, a flat background, heavy black outlines, fields of tiny dots to simulate tone and shadow), a faceless fighter pilot unleashes a rocket that screams through the sky from left to right before detonating an enemy jet in a spectacular fireball of red and yellow.
In Mr. Mann's "Ali, Will Smithh showed a young, confident fighter shadowed by melancholy and burdened by the responsibilities of fame, religious commitment and the pressure to represent something larger than himself.
Even today, when the U.S. military must engage in combat in "shadow zones" where fighters are not identified by uniforms and "it seems like we're playing with one hand tied behind our back, against enemies that have an advantage," the military must keep stressing ethics in its leadership programs, Carter said.
In reference to radio's invisible crime fighter the Shadow, he would ask, "If you could be invisible, what would you do? [long pause] Fight crime?" He was in Aspen, Colorado, during spring break, about to work a small folk club, when he broke his leg skiing.
And F-16 fighter jets shadowed United States-bound flights flown by Air France and other airlines.
Russian aircraft are constantly shadowed by Nato fighters.
In the hallway on Tuesday night, fighters shadow-boxed against the dull metal of the elevator doors.
The military dispatched two F-16 fighter jets to shadow the planes until they reached the airport.
Harmon Rabb of JAG - the Judge Advocate General's office - it is Mr. Elliott's job to sound knowing on screen about the destructive capabilities of everything from Tomcat fighter planes to Shadow torpedoes.
