"The revised proposal is worse than the last offer," Nazr Mohammed, a 13-year veteran, wrote Saturday on Twitter.
Discussion of the crime has showed no sign of slowing, and one Bolshoi veteran wrote on Facebook that professional ethics in the theater had deteriorated in recent years.
"I need to know everything that happened to me because it could give me some peace and fewer nightmares," one veteran wrote to him.
I have no doubt other veteran writing workshops across the country have their own lessons learned, and are establishing their own best practices accordingly.
The pro-Kiev analyst Dmitry Tymchuk, a Ukrainian army and defence ministry veteran, wrote on Facebook on Monday that Russian intelligence services had created "agent networks" in Ukraine in 2010-13, laying the groundwork for the "saboteurs and co-ordinators from Russia".
Osborne, a disabled Vietnam veteran, wrote in a letter to the Green Bay Press-Gazette, "Public employees didn't solely cause this budget mess and common sense would dictate that they shouldn't be called on to solely fix it".
After one dinner, a veteran wrote a letter about the experience: "Our future is in good hands with the likes of these young people, it was a magical, poignant night..
Instead, sensing that a long strike was looming, Mr. Kring, who at 51 is a television veteran, writing for shows like "Providence" and creating the crime series "Crossing Jordan," had an inspiration.
The story of "The Cuckoo's Calling" began to unravel last week when The Sunday Times of London received a tip via Twitter that it was Ms. Rowling, the author of the hugely popular Harry Potter series, who had written the book, and not Robert Galbraith, who was identified in publicity materials as a military veteran writing about his own experiences.
Troy Steward, another combat veteran, wrote on the blog Bouhammer that while the film accurately depicted the scale of bomb violence and the relations between Iraqis and troops, "just about everything else wasn't realistic".
