Both sides suffer in a carrier battle.

But I fought. I fought. I fought on the battlefield.

Let them fight now. Unchain them.

To arms! To arms!

The battle is won by men determined to win it... and despite those men at headquarters who consider war a game.

Only a line officer knows that any decision he makes may involve somebody being killed or wounded.

During the battle, the warriors changed socks!

I felt like a fight, Father. I felt like a fight.

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Thanks. I guess you saw a lot of action.

On 26 January, ex combatants blocked roads in the Gbarnga area with burning tyres and furniture and on 8 February, 50 former combatants armed with stones blocked the gates to the National Commission for Disarmament, Demobilization, Rehabilitation and Reintegration in Monrovia.

You must be tired, but now comes the real fight.

I will fight with all my might!

I'll fight the ship from here.

Friedland, Vitebsk and Smolensk!

He's got to fight. He can't do that unless he's where the fighting is.

So, this is quantum locking actually locking three dimensional locking of the superconductor.

Fighting?

A fight.

To arms!

They'd lost their combat efficiency.

Lock

Locking

Dockers

Locked

Alpha Locked

Show Dockers

Unlocking drive...

I'm not saying you ain't. Where does all this fighting get you?

Fighting in progress...

Battle ongoing.

Soldier's Gray.

Will not lock the session, as unlocking would be impossible

80. Field Combat Engineer

Nothing can stop an ancestral hatred.

They're coming in! Go get them, Zeros!

Ongoing reintegration projects consist of public works and infrastructure development (6,891 ex combatants), vocational training (4,214 ex combatants), agricultural projects (1,496 ex combatants), formal education (11,000 ex combatants) and apprenticeship schemes (1,990 ex combatants).

Eleven Iraqi combat units were employed as independent manoeuvre elements during that operation.

But we are soldiers, we must fight. Yes, sir. And I have.

Locking Keys

Posix locking

Locked

Be sure and bar the door behind me.

Soldiers, don't fight for slavery, fight for liberty!

Not the biggest action of the war and far from the last, but one in which a sweating, dirty, hopelessly outnumbered garrison, by its stubborn courage, won for itself an unforgettable place in the world's history of battles.