Paine's left leg was beyond saving, and a team of army and navy physicians performed an amputation.
Then the fire brigade came, then miners from the pit, volunteers from across the country, an NCB rescue team, the army.
And she tells him that one of their former comrades from an elite team of army investigators has been thrown out of a helicopter.
Instead, she and her troupe move as one unit – a drill team, an army – in the name of black pride and girl power.
He was part of a team of army intelligence officers who determined during the Battle of the Bulge that the Germans were recycling names of divisions instead of sending new troops to the front lines, which ultimately led to victory.
The British hostages were part of the team of army trainers in Sierra Leone to rebuild the country's defense forces, which have been shattered in a ruthless war that has been going on continually for nearly a decade.
Murray Pomerance, the editor of the 2008 essay collection "A Family Affair: Cinema Calls Home," said in a telephone interview that in Hollywood movies, the family — an actual clan, a sports team, an army platoon or so on — typically functions as "a conservative, traditional grid structure that tends to hold a center together.
Apparently a team of army snipers is now hunting the rats by night, using rifles equipped with infrared scopes.
A team of army commandos decided to storm the restaurant once they realized that the terrorists were negotiating only to stall for time so that they could kill all the hostages.
Secondly, what I found is that when I first got on the raid team, the Army--probably over half the houses we raided in Iraq were the wrong house, because we were acting on very small intelligence tips that we didn't have time to flesh out and get the detailed information that we needed to ensure we're going to the right house.
