From the common suffering of everyone (but which prevents to cope with the requirements of military aeronautics) to the war psychic disorders, the SMPCAA is a unique place where anything may be said and heard, with often the sole intention of flying to complete the mission.
Between 1799 and 1852 Tonga went through a period of war and disorder.
His pictures are tableaux of military life behind the front lines; the war — movement, disorder, drama — stays off-camera.
At the same time it must responsibly and creatively manage its own accomplishments or interpretations, which are sources of extraordinary success, but also of injustice, war and disorder.
A period of war and disorder followed, fueled by local power struggles and by Byzantine, Fāṭimid, and Seljuq efforts to gain control of northern Syria.
Mr. Koshman's task is not just to restore gas and electricity, reopen the schools and hospitals and generate jobs in a region that has been tormented by war and disorder for the better part of a decade.
Mr. Nixon's campaign had a theme — which was to bring an end to the war and disorder of the Johnson years — but it lacked any clue to how he proposed to carry it out.
In the 10th Century, Aleppo became the capital of the northern Syrian Hamdanid dynasty, but it then suffered a period of war and disorder, as the Byzantine Empire, Crusaders, Fatamids and Seljuks fought to gain control of it and the surrounding region.
The high incidence of pseudoseizures accords with the psychiatric literature of the time and contrasts with accounts of war-related disorders in Britain.
To our knowledge, this is the first study of war-related disorders in German combatants of WWI employing current diagnostic criteria.
