41.   The Pentagon is also developing several other laser weapons to disable enemy soldiers operating remote sensor and targeting systems.

42.   The situation seemed headed for a stalemate until a second group of Marines showed up bearing exotic weapons that disabled the enemy soldiers without killing them.

43.   The two enemy soldiers later gave valuable information concerning the number and disposition of enemy troops. . . .

44.   The weapon of choice for rooting enemy soldiers out of caves during World War II was the flamethrower.

45.   Their trek was filled with treacherous conditions, threats from wildlife and enemy soldiers.

46.   They protected one another, raised one another, and, in the months spent fending off wild animals and enemy soldiers, buried one another.

47.   When the fight ended, McLaughlin found that a fellow GI had faked his death so well that an enemy soldier had stolen his wristwatch.

48.   With the aid of one of his men, Lt. Baker attacked two more machine gun nests, killing or wounding the four enemy soldiers occupying those positions.

49.   While walking among his men near a window, he saw an enemy soldier taking aim at their position.

50.   You can sneak up behind enemy soldiers, knock them unconscious and tie and gag them.