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Was I destined to die in some far away theatre of war?

He'll be drafted to another theatre of war altogether probably.

In the ugly theatre of war, our role as relief workers was to protect health.

We didn't usually have parades in a theatre of war, so for us it was very different.

Small wonder they call boxing's theatre of war the ring.

The sea became a major theatre of war against Napoleon's allies.

The Dreingau had been a theatre of war even before it got its name.

A huge effort has also been made to change the way that the national armies see the children they encounter in the theatre of war.

Copies were made available to intelligence units in every theatre of war against Japan.

But, just for a few dramatic days, Belfast once again became a theatre of war.

Wiens takes us behind the scenes in the theatre of war.

Secondly the agreement meant that Spain would become a new theatre of war.

Their mission to take troops and weapons to any theatre of war in the quickest time possible.

He was using the language that people doing his job use as a matter of routine in a theatre of war.

When prisoners, the officers usually gave their parole and were only restricted to a city away from the theatre of war.

Civilian patients had been turned out three days earlier, as the hospital prepared to receive wounded from the Eastern theatre of war.

Remember the families of the Canadian soldiers who were recently killed in that theatre of war.

The data come from 23 different provinces, each of which is, in effect, a separate theatre of war.

Chaplains perform an invaluable role in a theatre of war.

A true theatre of war in every home.

It was considered a lesser theatre of war by the Great Powers.

Once accomplished, Hitler could fully concentrate on the eastern theatre of war.

They groups personnel all thought they were heading for the European theatre of war.

Others were also in this theatre of war.

Immersion foot was recognised in the warm jungle theatre of war.

For the first time, the main campaigns don't focus on a particular theater of war.

No theater of war can be weakened below a certain level.

Was I destined to die in some far away theatre of war?

For in politics, too, there is a new theater of war: the Internet.

The call for more troops had become universal from every theater of war by now.

"We are talking about things that took place in the theater of war.

South Africa and its military forces contributed in many theaters of war.

And he has also reached back into the past for his books by studying the theaters of war.

Other theatres of war are described largely as a background.

All the same, I was glued to the radio every day to hear news from the theater of war.

He'll be drafted to another theatre of war altogether probably.

Even today young Australian men and women are serving in theatres of war.

In the ugly theatre of war, our role as relief workers was to protect health.

We didn't usually have parades in a theatre of war, so for us it was very different.

No matter where the theater of war might be!

Small wonder they call boxing's theatre of war the ring.

For the first time deception experts from across the theatres of war worked together.

Instead, they were to make their own way to the designated theater of war in western Greece.

He won't leave his theater of war, especially not in the decisive phase that's coming.

The sea became a major theatre of war against Napoleon's allies.

The Dreingau had been a theatre of war even before it got its name.

A theater of war, it sometimes seems, can be as large as the world itself.

Indeed Ulstermen went into service in all the theatres of war.

A huge effort has also been made to change the way that the national armies see the children they encounter in the theatre of war.

"The soldiers go back to the theater of war as units," Scales said.