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…marine and punches him in the face, making him fall to the ground. The shaded figures disappear behind the fog. Fly Taggart gets kicked off of Fox Company for hitting the commanding officer. He then is sent to from Earth to Mars as his punishment. While…

…, located in North Africa, on May 14, 1801. By March of 1805, the United States Navy, and Marine forces defeated Tripoli. Again in June of 1812, the United States was at war with the United Kingdom. This time at war, the picket duties were now assigned…

…across the bottom of the sea. Fishermen use long boards to keep the nets open and weighed down. This article hints at the idea that as these nets are being drug across the ocean sea, that they are tearing up the corals and marine life that lives there. Some…

…War Letters is evidence of the heroic contributions and astonishing literary voices of common soldiers, marines, airmen, and sailors, as well as war nurses, journalists, spies, and chaplains. Andrew Carroll began with the belief that soldiers’ letters…

…attacks against Western targets. The first attack was directed at the American embassy in Beirut (April 1983), followed by attacks on the U.S. Marines headquarters and the French Multinational Force (October 1983). The last two were executed simultaneously…

…is never friendly or good, you never say that killing people was beneficial but in obtaining freedom for ones nation, lose of life seems always to be a part of it. Men of the Navy, the Army, and the Marines have always seemed to answer the call of our nation…

…probably subject long ago to deep subtidal, or open marine conditions. It is clear from the weathering patterns apparent in the rocks that it was below the wave base. Group two, which refers to the strata in the upper part of the quarry, is also a carbonate…

…would reclaim delicate wetlands, where many species of marine life hatch their young. Vulnerable coastal cities would have to move farther inland or build protective walls against the angry sea, where a larger number of extremely dangerous hurricanes would…

…maps for navigation, when cartographers had to redraw the coastline of Antarctica after the Larsen Ice Shelf disintegrated last year. Humans have destroyed more than 30 per cent of the natural world since 1970 (including forest, freshwater and marine…

…that browsing the Web is figured as becoming a Navigator or Explorer--names that cannot help but remind us of the European mariners of the fifteenth century and their voyages of so-called discovery. Like their predecessors, today's Web-explorers must also…