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...havethe job fizzle out. The poor guy, he was sore about it! That Ranger was Sergeant Murel White, a friendly blond fellow of mediumsize, from Middle... ... the bar dry, and then just settle down behind it for the rest of his life. Sergeant White and his commanding officer were in the first wave to hitt... ...a ride into the city of Licata with Major Charles Monnier, ofDixon, Illinois, Sergeant Earl Glass, of Colfax, Illinois, and Sergeant JaspareTaormina o... ...nd hearty again. My family physician in this case was Captain Joe Doran, of Iowa City,Iowa. Captain Doran, a young and enthusiastic doctor, was diff... ...l de Giorgio, NewYork. The station’s medical doctor was Captain Joe Doran, of Iowa City, andthe dentist was Captain Leonard Cheek, of Ada, Oklahoma. ... ... didn’t need it then. Another ofthe crew was Pfc. Lloyd Lewman, from Ottumwa, Iowa. He went by thenickname of “Old Man.” That’s because he was thirty-... ... Buck Eversole, of TwinFalls, Idaho, and First Sergeant Bill Wood, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, andSergeant Pete Conners, of Imogene, Iowa, and Pfc. Eddie... ...er a tree, cleaning asewing machine. He was Private Leonard Vitale of Council Bluffs, Iowa—oneof the old-timers in the division. As I looked around I ... ... beach and then another complete section of three stories justabove it on the bluff, all connected by a series of interior stairways. For weeks long...

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...f The Night. With Large Caravans The Captain Usually Appoints Eight Sergeants Of The Guard, Each Of Whom Takes An Equal Portion OfMen ... ...rm Of Service With Uncle Sam Was Out. "What'S To Be Done?" Said The Sergeant. "Dismount!" Said I. "Off With Your Shirts And Drawers, Men... ...ts; They Generally Rode In a Six-Mule Army-Wagon,And Were Commanded by A Sergeant Or Corporal; But In the EarlyDays, Before The Army Had Concentra... ...dies. These Were Gathered up And Buried in one Grave, On The Top OfThe Bluff Overlooking The Narrow Gorge. They Could Not Be Sure Of The Number ... ...Far In advance Of The Column,When, On Reaching The Summit Of An Isolated bluff, They Suddenly SawA Village Of The Kiowas, Which Turned out To Be T... ...Arkansas River, For ThePurpose Of Establishing a Fortified camp At Cedar Bluffs, Or Cold Spring, To Afford A Refuge For The Freight Trains On That... ...iences That Surpassed anything Which Fell To Their Lot. He Was Born In iowa, In 1845, And When Barely Seven Years OldHis Father Emigrated to Kan... ...Voyage To North America_, _Letters To TheDuchess_, Etc. [3] Otoes. [4] Iowas. [5] Boulevard, Promenade. [6] Notes Of A Military Reconnoissance...

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...itten record stating that, at suchand such a date, John Doe, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, honored the placewith his presence. The buildings of Flan... ...n knife. A soldier of the RoyalFusiliers, at St. Eloi, was detected by his sergeant in the act ofshooting an unarmed prisoner, whereupon the sergeant ... ...es inscribed "an unknown soldier," but more often unmarked.Here one of our sergeants found the grave of his brother, who hadbeen serving in the King's... ...y down a shallow ditch alongside the road,managed with the assistance of a sergeant to recover all the bodies. 60Four were de... ...changed hands so often. It culminated, March second, with the Battleof the Bluff, by which British troops took and held this line. We were insupport, ... ...had been hit on the side of the face by a piece of shell at thetime of the Bluff fight, but now they appeared to be entirely out ofcommission, and wer...

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...eation of the US Air Force in1947), the Air Force Chiefs of Staff, the Chief Master Sergeants of the Air Force, FighterAces, and Medal of Honor Winner... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Paul W. Airey . . . . . . . . . ... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167 C Chief Master Sergeants of the Air Force . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ...hief of Staff of the US Air Force in August 1969.General Ryan was born in Cherokee, Iowa, 10 assumed command of SAC’s Sixteenth Air Force in ... ...rector for Operations. He served as the assistant toentered flying training at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He the chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, in Wa... ...program at the Horner’s leadership helped produce one of the mostUniversity of Iowa. During the Vietnam War he flew rapid and devastating air c... ...al hope was that By the time Milosevic capitulated, NATO airMilosevic was bluffing and that after a few days forces had conducted over ...

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... the wind streambounced it back onto the man sitting directly behind him, amaster sergeant, now wearing a very pained look on his face.Recognizing his... ... 0 WEST POINT“Gee, I’m really sorry, sergeant. I thought it would go out thewindow.” The master sergeant’... ...isplay our newfound parachute skills by bailing out therear door. The same master sergeant anticipated our action.“Damn it! Sit down and strap in!” We... ...ship. This left one issue the Communist leaders needed to resolve.Was Eisenhower bluffing? The Communist leaders knew Eisen- 13... ... about Eisen-hower, it certainly would have been a high-risk game to assumehe was bluffing. Furthermore, the principal Communist lead-ers, especially ... ...vided aface-saving way to end the fighting with an armistice. If Eisenhower were bluffing, it was not for lack of capability.The 9th FBS was deployed... ...d, Admiral King calledme to his office. The Navy had recalled to active status an Iowa-class battleship. During Linebacker I, the battleship steamedac...

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...woman’s mind, and the conditions of the Missouri River.”—froma Sioux City, Iowa, newspaper• Accusations of Witchcraft Compared to the Massachusetts Ba... ...or part of which was to become the states ofLouisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, North and South Dakota, Nebraska,and Oklahoma as well as most of what... ...hn Silva may have given the Wiyots the land they currently inhabit atTable Bluff. He directed Henry Look (one of his grandsons) to give the tribesome ... ...ned” is the proper way to put it, as the entire area for miles aroundTable Bluff had been Wiyot land before the Euro-Americans arrived on thescene. So... ...ations of his family and tribe, died at theage of seventy-one this year in Iowa. 1838 229 * * ... ...wo miles southwest of the town ofLoleta and three miles southwest of Table Bluff, where the primary reserva-tion of Wiyots is currently located on 88 ... ...was servingin the Union forces at Antietem, too. McKinley was a commissary sergeant atthe time, and as such may have (indirectly, anyway) served James... ...ockway, Elliott, and Martin; Lieutenants Prentiss, Fuller,Brown, and Hill; Sergeant-Major Kydd and Sergeant Chittuck, of Company B;Cook, of Company A,... ...redthousand soldiers to our Government at least,” wrote a Kentucky cavalry sergeantwho rode with John Hunt Morgan. “It shows exactly what this war was...

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... Bames o( the Pennsylvanians was killed. The mao ou the horse is Sergeant de Campo, who was with the Spaniarda in the Hatnc cuEaKCincut, ami... ...ed with fear, while the blows of the hatchet rained fasterobservers on the bluffs at Santiago. No vestige of ship or crew than ever and the roar of... .... There are excellent hotels, good society, and aof 150 miles. Coral bluffs hold back the sea and steep acclivities number of British warshi... ... PEOPLE; 498 VIRW OF THR BLUFFS AT MAKAHUENA, KAUAI, This photauraph presents n very ... ...capturing fiveof the insurgents. One ofthese prisoners was a com-missary sergeant. He wrote agood hand and seemed (piiteintelligent. He told me his... ... or on the hea<ls of the women. attached to the hospital corps Iowa bamboo pole the men Manila. When the doctor wrote, h... ...ested and fined for cruelty it began again' and the first sergeant, who had been sent to animals. But the custom in t...

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...0. Peterson, Lieutenant Colonel 11. Thompson, Major 12. Puzenski, Master Sergeant77 Crew: 1. Niswander, Captain 2. Souten, 1st Officer 3. McClel... ...is diary, started with 10 daysaboard the Navy’s newest battleship, the USS Iowa. NeitherArnold nor his companions commented that the day of theirdepar... ...elegation, given their access toFDR and opportunities to plan while on the Iowa, began thesemeetings better prepared than at any other wartime confere... ...d a draft of a strategic US Air com-mand on 18 November while on board the Iowa. The respon-sibilities would place the commander on a par with the gro... ...R. H. MacGuyer Navigator Captain W. B. Hicks Radio Opr Sergeant W. R. Babington Flight Engr Sergeant S. Fedinick Stew... ... R. Babington Flight Engr Sergeant S. Fedinick Steward Sergeant J . A. Giordano45 Passengers Marshall, Arnold, Lindsay, R... ...ction to this chapter. 54. The museum is located in the National Park on a bluff 300 feet abovethe St. Lawrence River, part of the upper town of moder...

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...in the eye. ‘I’m blind, I’m blind,’ he’s screaming. Shut the f**k up, says Sergeant EdBains. Tough, a tough son of a bitch Bains but a true leader. ‘C... ... fertilize with human sh*t. The stench is still in my nostrilsto this day. Sergeant Bains is running along the dike shouting, ‘Fire your weapons, fire... ...added a large yellow construction flasher on the roof. Also, once we gotto Iowa, I put a sign on the rear bumper saying: “Experimental Vehicle. Powere... ...,and salute the flag for half an hour. I try to tell people here about the Iowa and the Nevada but I’m toochoked up by the emotion. I struggle to hold... ...can’t do it. Those brave boys trapped inthe pitch dark engine room as the Iowa settled on the bottom. They drowned like rats for your freedom,for you... ...”(Editor’s note: “The Ledges” are narrow sandstone flats projecting from a bluff cliff side in theScorpions that can be approached only by a tenuous f...

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... at Polebrook as a flight engineer. On the 17th of February, he was promoted to staff sergeant, and three days later, at the onset of Big Week, he and... ... to make possible an invasion; a few have speculated the delay was anotherof Hitler’s bluffs. In any case, air superiority had to be achieved, whateve... ...ackseater, “Merle” wasnot a “fun” guy. He started life during the Great Depression in Iowa and entered theUSAF at a young age. Gilroy described him as... ... kit in the other. He was awarded a posthumous Medal of Honor and apromotion to staff sergeant in 2000. Figure 68. A C-130E making a low-altitude par...

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... a journey of three months.” END OF QUOTE There is bluff and counterbluff of the lowly rulers. However, the modern ... ...nt’s minister and mistress. [My notes: In feudal languages, bluffing is an essential component of social living and stat... ...dividuals are under stress to promote themselves through some kind of bluff and lies. This is a simple means of improving their vital indica... ... were hung on one tree, because one of the party, named Flood, a sergeant-major in the Company’s service, to pass away a tedious h... ...tes with reference to a generalisation of Mr. W. J. M’Gee of Farley, Iowa, United States of America : 'But that laterite is a product, of ... ... the Bibi of Cannanore’s consent, on 5th October 1734, on which date Sergeant John Christian, 2 corporals, 7 soldiers and 15 sepoys were a... ...rn shows that, on 7th March 1737, they had 2 captains, 4 ensigns, 19 sergeants, 16 corporals, 13 rounders, 14 Other...

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... Army during World War II. In 1945 he pinned on sergeant’s stripes shortly before receiving an appoint-ment... ...rimer for cadets andjunior officers. Charles A. Horner, an Iowa farm boy who had a hankering to fly, jo... ... joined the Air Force ROTC unit at the University of Iowa, receiving his commission upon graduation in ... ...d to carry them. To a distressing extent, ournuclear deterrent was merely a bluff. 131AIRMEN AND AIR THEORY The most thoughtful treat...

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... use Bondoc’s lawsuit, and its luridracketeering charges in particular, to bluff the landlord into reducing PW&S’s rent.Unfortunately for PW&S, the la... ... www.epressllc.com Bondoc had used that reputation to bluff his way out of countless difficult civil caseswell short of making an... ...state. It wasn’t unusual for the sound ofgunshots to disturb tourists from Iowa waiting at the Bay Street turnaround for their firstcable car ride. I... ...ly into a Haitian jail—for Jones, and that Epimere wanted him to use it to bluff hisman’s way out. Make the blackmailer believe he’d suffer more than ... ...hethought. People like Gus clung. Such a nice guy. Such a nice situation. Sergeant Hennessey’s interview with Millie Conroy, the cause of Bondoc’s la...

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...ul to flag idiots like you early. ––Ew! idiots like you too douche bag. ––Yah you thought we were in Iowa earlier! not Idaho. ––Hey if you al... ...olonel Berriblank! ––Hey you were never a Colonel! one young cop from across thetable. ––Made Master Sergeant kid, kept the Master part when I l... ...er end, she strides on, clicks her seeminglydifficult high heels to the blank board, forcing former Master SergeantBerriblank to turn in place, face t... ... lips by a distressing reference to the Mexican cartels in thelawyer’s slideshow, realizes that the master-sergeant honorary-colonelintends the furtiv... ...out Clark’s depth of trust, ––orwhat do they. . . ––My parents both work almost all the way down in Red Bluff. . .blushing rising like a clumped re... ...tience; McGall adds,truthfully, ––cops don’t like us, believe me. ––Are you guys from Redding? ––Red Bluff; but we thought the fishing might be ... ...mething irregular, but just as unreasonably hateful of the plant as arethe boys in blue. He believes their bluffing threats, that some cops await thew... ...of die-hard terrorists, ––. . . working class my ass; we know you’ve beenshipping weed, Steven, to Oregon, Iowa, Minnesota, Mississippi. . . ––Hey,...

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...nd postwar defense issuesresulted in articles in such journals as the Annals of Iowa and Missouri HistoricalReview. In 1980, his article "The Croa... ... Successful negotiations hinged on something halfway between a threat and a bluff-a possibility that the United States would engage in wha... ...ations . Typical of many reactions was that of Thomas J .Marzullo, formerly an Army sergeant in special operations. Testifying before theSenate Commit... ...rce-token or main-have to be deployed for the"window" to be more than a transparent bluff? To the extent that the problemswithin South Vietnam were lo...

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...s fished, and in the old days, akule and ‘.pelu schooled. Previously, fish spotters went to the Kalulu and Kaum lapa‘u bluffs to direct fishermen to... ...sh. On the shoreline also. So that day with the three throws the barley bag would barely hold the catch. So the sergeant came, “Hey you greed... ... am Land Foster, with OHA, as director of Native Rights, Land and Culture. I am not from here. My tribe is from Iowa… My back ground is in cu... ...t his family’s diet. Shortly after 1930, the Williams family purchased a lot at MLkapu, and built a home on Pali-kilo bluffs from where they fishe... ...e houses, up there [pointing to the vicinity of the white domes]… KM: [walking along the He‘eia shoreline bluff] …So you used to like t...

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.... “Where is home?’ she asked. “Goshen,” I answered. “Hop in,” she said. “I’m headed to River Bluff.” She was driving a late model Honda Civic that... ...oftened just a tad as she said, “We sent Charles, but he didn’t make it back. Theyburied him in Iowa.” “I don’t remember a Boone being in the expedit... ...oone in the expedition,” said Delores. “That is my dead husband’s name.My maiden name is Floyd. Sergeant Charles Floyd was a part of the expedition. H... ...No one knows for sure, but we think his appendix busted,” she answered. “If they buried him in Iowa, then it was early in the expedition,” I said. “...

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...nstellations of those Western stars—of Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, and Iowa; nor did he dream of Texas conquered, Louisiana purchased, and Missour... ...ht to them. They were anxious to be told all about the mischance at Ball’s Bluff, but nobody would tell them anything about it. They wanted to know so... ... here the manner in which their questions, respecting the affair at Ball’s Bluff, were answered by the Secretary of war. “The Speaker laid before the ... ...en to ascertain who is responsible for the disas- trous movement at Ball’s Bluff, but that it is not compat- ible with the public interest to make kno... ... had then been admitted, as a free State, since Michigan, in 1836. In 1846 Iowa was admit- ted as a free State, and from that day to this Wisconsin, C... ...or the soldiers 3,600,000 “ 35,280,400 “ Wages of privates, including sergeants and corporals $86,640,000 Salaries of regimental officers 23,784,... ...aptain 300 “ First Lieutenant 265 “ Second Lieutenant 245 “ First Sergeant 48 “ Sergeant 40 “ Corporal 34 “ Private 31 “ ... ...n process of cleansing his outward garments daily. I met while traveling a sergeant of a regiment of the American regulars, and he spoke of the want o... ...ay in which this will work, I will name the two States of Rhode Island and Iowa as opposed to each other, and the two States of Massachusetts and Indi...

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... of gymnas- tics, so as to make better use of my talents; and then I was a sergeant fireman at Paris, and assisted at many a big fire. But I quitted F... ...hed to think that for a few mo- ments he, Passepartout, the ex-gymnast, ex-sergeant fireman, had been the spouse of a charming woman, a venerable, emb... ...ere put in position. The Pacific Railroad is joined by several branches in Iowa, Kansas, Colorado, and Oregon. On leaving Omaha, it passes along the l... ...once. The captain had only to pick his men. Thirty were chosen, and an old sergeant placed at their head. “Thanks, captain,” said Mr. Fogg. “Will you ... ...travelling to see the sights. The train passed rapidly across the State of Iowa, by Council Bluffs, Des Moines, and Iowa City. During the night it cro... ... the sights. The train passed rapidly across the State of Iowa, by Council Bluffs, Des Moines, and Iowa City. During the night it crossed the Mississi...

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...rtain point of rocks that he knew. Here he would turn inland, climbing the bluffs to a rolling grassy down sown with blue iris and a yellow flower tha... ...ce and a tremendous striding gait less suggestive of a physician than of a sergeant of a cavalry troop. By the time of his arrival little Miss Baker h... ...me eight miles across the mountains in the stage that connects Colfax with Iowa Hill. Iowa Hill was a small one-street town, the head- quarters of the... ...half an hour watched the road that led into the camp from the direction of Iowa Hill. He saw nothing; not even a rabbit stirred. He went to bed. But f... ...terminus of the road. The town of Keeler was a one-street town, not unlike Iowa Hill—the post-office, the bar and hotel, the Odd Fellows’ Hall, and th... ...t noth- ing could have been more beautiful than the deep red of the higher bluffs and ridges, seamed with purple shadows, standing sharply out against...

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... encompassed us like a large black hoop. Viewed from the air, or some tall bluff on shore, it would have been imposing and stupendous, no doubt; but s... ...hat whose coming we awaited, and participating in the anxiety with which a sergeant’s wife was collect ing her few goods together —keeping one distra... ...ls. Woodcuts of a runaway negro with manacled hands, crouching be neath a bluff pursuer in top boots, who, having caught him, grasps him by the throa... ...a St. Louis paper of the ‘4th, we notice a terrible outrage at Burlington, Iowa. A Mr. Bridgman having had a difficulty with a citizen of the place, M...

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...ns and twelve lieuten- ants are taken from the first, or Senior class; the sergeants from the second, or junior class; and the corporals from the thir... ...d myself the last but one—about my standing in all the tactics—of eighteen sergeants. The promotion was too much for me. That year my standing in the ... ...he num- ber of demerits of the year—was about the same as it was among the sergeants, and I was dropped, and served the fourth year as a private. Duri... ... little towns in south-west Wisconsin, south-east Minnesota and north-east Iowa. These generally knew I had been a captain in the regu- lar army and h... ... late. Fred was al- ready on his way up the Mississippi bound for Dubuque, Iowa, from which place there was a railroad to Galena. My sensations as we ... ...fort. The river was very high, the banks being overflowed except where the bluffs come to the water’s edge. A portion of the ground on which Fort Henr... ...e water batteries had been obtained by cutting away places for them in the bluff. To the west there was a line of rifle pits some two miles back from ... ...as many as four or five thousand stragglers lying under cover of the river bluff, panic-stricken, most of whom would have been shot where they lay, wi... ...r-Generals, and Colo- nels C. C. Marsh, 20th Illinois, M. M. Crocker, 13th Iowa J. A. Mower, 11th Missouri, M. D. Leggett, 78th Ohio, J. D. Stevenson,...

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...ve miles above the town; then to descend the river as far as the States of Iowa on the west and Illinois on the east; and to return eastward through C... ... is as follows: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Min- nesota, Iowa, Kansas to which I would add Missouri, and probably the Western half o... ...02 Illinois 1,691,238 Michigan 754,291 Wisconsin 763,485 Minnesota 172,796 Iowa 682,002 Kansas 143,645 Missouri 1,204,214* Total 9,140,390 *Of w... ...he lake is bright, and within a walk of the city the traveler comes to the bluffs or low round-topped hills, from which we can look down upon the shor... ...low round-topped hills, from which we can look down upon the shores. These bluffs form the beauty of Wis- consin and Minnesota, and relieve the eye af... ...les—the course of the river runs through low hills, which are there called bluffs. These bluffs rise in every imagin- able form, looking sometimes lik... ...ountry lads, fresh from the farms, such as we see following the recruiting sergeant through English towns; but there were also men in black coats and ...