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A group of 11 nonmanagers called "Speakers and Leaders of the House" convene each month to give top brass an in-the-trenches view.

Those who missed Gregory Burke's innovative look at a Scottish regiment's in-the-trenches view of the war in Iraq — combined with the heroic history of the regiment itself — will have another chance.

The telecast featured noticeably improved sound quality of the grunts and groans of players in the trenches, and the view from the referee cam was revealing.

"Everyone in management has 'come up from the trenches' and really views crunch as a problem.

Drawing on the strength of these numbers, postdocs--and those who serve them--can give elected officials a richer view of the U.S. scientific enterprise, a view from "the trenches".

In the trenches of daily movie-viewing, decisive importance is one thing.

But that is not always the view from the trenches.

If that makes Palin "extreme," according to the view from the trenches, fine — about time a pro-life candidate stood up and made it clear that keeping any abortions legal blows up the central right-to-life premise.

If Byrne's Interop session gave the expert perspective of social networking, the Unconference offered a view from the trenches, as about 15 tech folks from small and midsize businesses gathered to discuss the issues.

Nurse; Author, 'Health Care… a View From the Trenches'.

His book, Healthcare…a View from the Trenches, is now on Kindle.