Word: woundedness
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A crackle in the brush. That's the sound the Afghan herder recalls hearing as he walked alone through a pine forest last month. When he looked up, he saw an American commando, his legs and shoulder bloodied. The commando pointed his gun at the Afghan. "Maybe he thought I...
One member of the team did survive. Though the military has not released the name of the SEAL (the U.S. military seldom gives out the names of its special-operations personnel), TIME pieced together his story on the basis of briefings with U.S. military officials in Afghanistan plus an exclusive...
It was a small site for so large a role in history--just 3 miles wide and 1 1/2 miles long. But at Waterloo, where at least 140,000 men would clash, the ferocious ambitions of Napoleon were brought to ground at last. Roberts, a British historian, focuses closely and...
As Londoners reeled in the wake of four rush-hour explosions that killed at least 37 people and wounded more than 700 yesterday morning, University officials scrambled to locate dozens of Harvard students working and taking classes in the city for the summer.
Similar questions were being asked on the West Coast concerning First Interstate's offer to merge with BankAmerica. Chairman Pinola's bid to swap common and preferred shares of First Interstate's stock for BankAmerica holdings was valued by the smaller bank's officials at $18 a share. More skeptical...