With ears strained, I listened, and then, all down our line of trenches there came to our ears a greeting unique in war: "English soldier, English soldier, a merry Christmas, a merry Christmas!" Friendly invitation Following that salute boomed the invitation from those harsh voices: "Come out, English soldier; come out here to us".
Called Wives and Sweethearts, it looks at the unique challenges war places on a relationship.
An attempt to raise a unique World War II German aircraft from the bottom of the English Channel has been abandoned for the night because of high winds.
Its design is unique among war memorials in the United Kingdom on account of the roof over the cross.
We argue this is a molecular fossil of the unique antibiotic war that resulted in the origin of archaea.
Crudely, to say that dinosaurs do not exist is to say that the property of being a dinosaur is not instantiated; to say that Jean-Baptiste Botul does not exist is to say that some property say, the property of being a unique post-war critic of Kant and father of Butolism is not instantiated.
But their poems and reports were fundamental not just as propaganda but as a demonstration of what made this war unique.
Paxman's argument, that this made Britain's fighting forces of the Great War unique, isn't entirely satisfying since other military historians, most notably Joanna Bourke in An Intimate History of Killing, have identified this sentiment in conflicts elsewhere.
Besides being a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Mr. Hagel had added cachet by way of two Purple Hearts from his service in Vietnam, which left shrapnel embedded in his chest and, he has said, a unique perspective on war.
