Sentence examples for war tapes from inspiring English sources

"The Battle for Marjah" enters the crowded field of Iraq and Afghanistan battlefield documentaries, where films like "Restrepo," "Gunner Palace" and "The War Tapes" have already made their marks.

So far, some of the best documentaries about the war in Iraq — "Gunner Palace," "The War Tapes" and "Iraq in Fragments," for example — have concentrated less on politics, policy or military strategy than on individual, in-the-moment experiences.

Deborah Scranton had a good idea with "The War Tapes," the 2006 documentary about the Iraq war that she made from video shot by soldiers themselves, and she shows that it's still an illuminating gimmick in "Bad Voodoo's War," a "Frontline" installment on Tuesday night.

His credits include The War Tapes, At the Death House Door, and Prefontaine.

In the meantime, if you want to understand the struggle of combat veterans, I suggest you check out a great documentary: The War Tapes.

Filmmaker Steve James (Hoop Dreams, The War Tapes) recently made a film, called The Interrupters, about three violence interrupters in Chicago.

Having to prepare my feet for war – taping and shaving calluses, and covering blisters just to get out there and abuse myself some more.

A determination to answer these questions was how I found myself hanging around a sprawling industrial estate a few miles outside of Glasgow last weekend at a Robot Wars taping.

After the war, the tape was used to connect heating and air conditioning duct work, and the color was changed to silver to match the ducts.

An investigation revealed that a technician had mistakenly put a war-games tape, intended as part of a training exercise, into the computer.

Clippings about the organization; broadside; publications, mostly United States government; materials from anti-war groups; tape of radio program; reports; article; scrapbook; and photographs, slides, and negatives of unidentified Vietnam scenes.