Word: bravo
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...FlyBy feel compelled to give credit where credit is due. The Lampoon did a pretty sick job with what could only have been dreamed up during an acid trip of some sort. Bravo, good sirs. Now, if only you would publish more than five times a year...
...Will they sell? "There is a lot of potential," says a hopeful Ralph Gilles, Chrysler's Vice President of Design, who believes that cars such as the Fiat Punto and Bravo could have great appeal for American buyers. "The technology is there. These guys know how to do it," he says. (See the most important cars of all time...
...Bravo Barry--FlyBy has only been waiting on this one for years. But oh, will it work. Can we set an over/under on the participation rate this time? Has to be at least 98%, no? All those people you know who claim to not want to see their grades will be the first ones logging in to fill this...
...morning a bullet ripped through the thick fog blanketing Restrepo, then another. "We got contact," some one screamed. The soldiers, part of first platoon, Bravo Company, 1-26 of the First Infantry Division, jumped to their firing positions, and squad leaders started shouting mortar coordinates into their radios. "I can't see s---," said one. "Where's it coming from?" Reports of more fire started coming in from the Korengal Outpost, the main base, and then from Dallas, a nearby observation post where one of the men had been hit by shrapnel. It was a coordinated attack; the dense clouds...
...hours before had been filled with terror, to meet the humvees that would take us to the main Korengal Outpost. Fowler kept reaching for the gun he had left back at Restrepo. It was his security blanket he said, and he felt vulnerable without it. In two months Bravo Company will be leaving the valley, and it is unlikely that Fowler will be healed in time to rejoin his comrades. A day later I saw him at the 1-26's command headquarters. His knee had been stitched up and he walked on crutches. He was happy...