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combat zone

noun as in military area of war

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The pilot explained that he usually wears his “to mount NVGs for night flying,” though occasionally “we will wear them during daytime in a combat zone to protect against debris should the cockpit take a direct hit.”

For groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS, the whole world is a combat zone.

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In combat zones around the world, including Iraq and Afghanistan, Lt.

One of the fathers, Ostap, claimed that his son, after spending over 90 days in the combat zone, had a legal right to take leave.

I first met Michael in early May 2011, while I was in Washington on leave from the combat zone in Afghanistan.

I recognize that it's easier to criticize a battle plan from outside the combat zone.

Bales may have harbored hopes of getting out of the combat zone, perhaps by becoming a military recruiter, as Browne has said.

It is a disorienting shift, to put it mildly, to return home from a combat zone where people were actively trying to kill you.

The situation developed rapidly, probably because we had only six days before our scheduled departure into the combat zone.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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