Never Leave a Man Behind: Around the Falklands and Rowing across the Pacific

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World War 2 example: 442nd Infantry Regiment of the United States Army famously rescued the "Lost Battalion" at Biffontaine in southern France. Over a five-day period, from October 26 to October 30, 1944, the 442nd suffered the loss of nearly half of its roster. Over 800 casualties, including 121 dead. While rescuing 211 members of the 36th Infantry Division's 1st Battalion, 141st Infantry, which had been surrounded by German forces in the Vosges mountains since October 24. Making it even more striking, the 442nd volunteered for the assignment — and this was a battalion of Japanese-American soldiers, many of whom had been treated horribly by the military and the US government in general. Leave No Man Behind” is a creed and ethos often repeated and adhered to by various units and soldiers. The interpretation of the phrase is applied to the treatment and extraction of the seriously wounded, the recovery of the body of military members killed in action, and the attempts to rescue or trade for prisoners of war. Despite being widely known and repeated in the U.S. Military, “leave no man behind” is not represented in any official military doctrine or publication. It is a culture of the armed services, which carries significant risk. Emily Ratajkowski flaunts her model figure in a striking lingerie shoot as she opens up about how motherhood changing her body to Vogue Australia Meghan and Kate were encouraged to dress like Diana 'so some of her shine could rub off on them', Sussex cheerleader claims in new book

Neighbours star Bonnie Anderson marries landscaper Samuel Morrison in lavish Yarra Valley wedding before partying into the night When the gang return from the Capsule Monster world, Alexander's good half hitches a ride with Solomon and attempts to quell his evil side. Also, given the Cargo Cult/ Ancestral Weapon nature of technology in the Imperium, the Adeptus Mechanicus and the Space Marines will often insist, and go to sometimes-absurd lengths to ensure that No Tech Gets Left Behind.The Israeli military takes this to an extreme by trading important prisoners for its soldiers be they dead or alive. For example, captured soldier Gilad Shalit was eventually returned to Israel in exchange for over a thousand prisoners, almost three hundred of whom had been serving life sentences for terrorism offences. Amanda Holden looks stunning in a sexy gold slip as she playfully blows bubbles from a bath during her latest festive TV advert Caroline Stanbury, 47, showcases the results of her 'petrifying' botched face lift while celebrating Thanksgiving with Sergio Carrallo, 29 In the 2015 anime of The Heroic Legend of Arslan, Arslan refused to leave Elam behind, when Elam's horse was shot and Elam was surrounded by Lusitanian soldiers. The fact that Arslan risked his life to save Elam, who was a servant and not an important subordinate, cemented Gieve's respect for him.

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