71.   At the nerve center of Operation Bright Star were soldiers from the U.S. Third Army headquarters at Fort McPherson, a few miles from downtown Atlanta.

72.   Because of the political implications, U.S. soldiers are wary of commenting on whether they should remain.

73.   Because so few spare parts reached the battalion, Dutch soldiers were not able to test their anti-tank weapons.

74.   Both were courageous leaders, both were farmers, both were soldiers, both waged war against each other.

75.   -- Hundreds, perhaps thousands of blacks who served the South were awarded pensions after the war, just as white soldiers were.

76.   A Blair spokesman said the first soldiers could be in place in Kabul by Saturday, when the interim government assumes power.

77.   A friend of hers, a tail gunner, was killed in action, as were several soldiers from her hometown.

78.   A former French soldier was in another, sharing it with five other inmates, including Henri-Robert Laforest, who operated a security company.

79.   A mob of young Palestinian men, hearing that soldiers were in police custody, formed outside, according to accounts from Ramallah.

80.   A soldier named Amin was the first to die, taking a bullet in the right side of his chest.