Though considerably better off than we have been, their infantry units were rotating at the rate of 3:2:3 i.e., three years in
combat zone, two years in a peace station and again three years in combat.
I begin by exploring the story DARPA writes in its solicitation document to analyze what
Combat Zones that See means to DARPA.
Military suicides both in and outside
combat zones have reached record levels.
Military personnel seriously injured or ill within a designated
combat zone in Southwest Asia are airlifted to a military medical facility in Germany.
Will the emergency rooms turn into karate
combat zone if a few doctors and patients decide to exchange punches?
Casscells asking his staff if the military was discouraging aspirin use by people deploying to
combat zones where they stood risk of injury.
The Savings Deposit Program is available only to those serving in designated
combat zones."
In my career, I've been deployed to many
combat zones. Aircrews flying into harm's way sometimes utilize what are unofficially referred to as "combat air patches." Such patches are worn only during flight and customarily on missions into hazardous locations.
The court has ruled that sending our boys into
combat zones unsuitably equipped is a breach of their human rights.
Transporting the vehicles to
combat zones also is tough for Marines because the trucks cannot fit aboard the amphibious ships that carry Marine equipment and supplies.
The Geneva Conventions characterize contractors who accompany forces as noncombatants, but contractor tasks in today's
combat zones bring these civilians into situations that force them to act in self defense.
soldiers are sent into
combat zones despite histories of psychological problems.
