Because through the dust and the din and the fog of war, the glory of your service always shone through.

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But, just like Flashman, he was sure there was little glory in war.

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To stand out, war films in America must provide heroes and villains, battle and glory, and a clear message about war or peace, one way or the other.

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Lehman is the author of numerous books, including Command of the Seas, Making War, and On Seas of Glory.

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Kennedy was ardent for glory and the cold war provided the arena.

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In the ensuing 10 years, some of our political leaders basked in the glory of winning the Cold War and saw little need for protecting Canada and the United States from an airborne attack.

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Spurs eyed Leeds boss George Graham - who had won glory with north London archrivals Arsenal - and engaged in a public tug-of-war with the Yorkshire side for the Scotsman.

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As in Paris, the tunnels were used as bunkers and hideouts by soldiers during World War II, and a portion of the catacombs is open to the public via the Museum of Partisan Glory.

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