The falcons sit like silent sentries, eerily still on wooden perches, their heads encased by hoods.
The convoy task on the day was conducted correctly and the use of top cover sentries was appropriate.
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But their nemesis is the Forest Department, which has begun building a wall around the property and posted sentries.
Extra sentries, called guardian angels, watch over NATO troops when they work together.
They made landfall a few miles west of town and came in on the road, much to the surprise of the sentries.
Having overheard American officers planning an attack on a British outpost near Queenston, she slipped past American sentries and trekked 32 kilometers (20 miles) to warn the British.
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The promised land at day's end, where gelid martinis--conical pools of bliss--glow with platinum dew and sit atop their long pelican legs on the mahogany bar, sentries overlooking bowls of salty nuts.
Away from the beach, Northumberland is littered with castles, some romantic ruins and others that feel as though their sentries have just popped off for a cup of tea and will be back any moment.
Then, at 6:33 am, the driver of a Mercedes truck drove straight through the front gate of the compound, past Marine sentries with unloaded weapons, and smashed into the four story concrete barracks.
Data are also streaming in from other sources: remote sensors operating as fixed sentries, sensors on ground vehicles and sensors on the equipment that soldiers carry around with them (some have cameras on their helmets).
If Bush is campaigning as the champion of the status quo sentries of Washington, McCain is trying to turn them all out in the street and build a whole new bigger house, just as Bill Clinton did for the Democrats eight years ago.
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