"You are looking at four deserters, four patriotic deserters from the United States Armed Forces," he began.
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We know that the US intelligence services spied on the deserters because a handful of reports survive from assets who moved with ease in the deserters' world.
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But not an unpleasant one (though Wednesday's deserters might disagree).
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His government encouraged deserters, realising they could provide valuable intelligence.
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We lived in an expatriate circle of draft dodgers and deserters.
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Calling themselves "patriotic deserters," they set off an unrelenting international manhunt.
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But deserters beware: The job market it won't always be this good.
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" A Democratic challenger, Senator Bernie Sanders, called the two companies "corporate deserters.
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"There can be no deserters in a time of war," she said.
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The families of deserters have reportedly been tortured or raped—a powerful deterrent.
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Commanders in the US can exercise discretion when deciding how to handle deserters.
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And a couple of dozen deserters aside, the crowd seemed to love it.
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Eight months after the withdrawal, the Soviet Union passed an amnesty for deserters.
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Is it because it's adding new users at the same rate as deserters?
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Their estimates were based on information from informants, deserters, captured rebels and residents.
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Some 8003,000 draft dodgers and army deserters bolted to Canada during the Vietnam war.
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Those who cease and desist should not be considered cowards, deserters, losers or quitters.
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Previously people who left GCHQ tended to be frozen out, regarded pretty much as deserters.
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Assad has previously offered amnesty to rebels or deserters, and commuted sentences for various offenses.
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Kurdish officials said they had found 300 suspected deserters, or potential infiltrators, in recent months.
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The fall of Vicksburg in 1863 triggered a deluge of Confederate deserters to scatter throughout Mississippi.
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Monument to the Unknown Deserters of Both World Wars, seen in Potsdam, Germany, in April 2014.
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An official monument to Austrian deserters of World War II was unveiled in Vienna last year.
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Deserters beware The job market is good right now, but it won't always be this way.
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The Gulf cartel recruited elite Mexican military deserters to form an armed wing of their criminal organization.
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The amnesty applies to deserters inside and outside the country, who left the military before February 17.
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What kinds of people inhabited the ranks of the deserters, and what was their life like in Sweden?
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How did the deserters get so divided that they started turning on one another and engaging in interrogations?
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We arranged religious sanctuary for deserters ready to make a public stand, surrounding them to impede their arrest.
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In five other states during Mr Modi's tenure, the party has successfully cajoled deserters to form surprise majorities.
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Dr. Arias and the others are considered deserters by the Cuban government and cannot return to their families.
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The Chaos guys couldn't find any evidence of Soviet interference among student radicals, deserters, or other anti-establishment groups.
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They watch the newcomers helplessly, gossiping that perhaps these are "illegal Mexicans" or Army deserters or terrorists from Gitmo.
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You have to stumble into a couple of commitment-phobes, quick lays, deserters, and basics to find a real one.
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This was for a number of reasons: Nazi indoctrination, a profound sense of duty and the threat of execution for deserters.
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A lack of food, water and medicines, along with extended blackouts, have added to a sense of anarchy, the deserters said.
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Other rumored graduates include founding members of the infamous Zetas drug cartel formed from a core of deserters from the Mexican military.
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Al-Tamimi also noted that in October, ISIS had "issued a general amnesty for deserters" in a bid to bolster its ranks.
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He turned himself in when Assad announced an amnesty for deserters, but said he was immediately sent for 15 days of interrogation.
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The majority of deserters settled down into regular lives, but a sizable minority turned to crime—mainly petty theft and drug dealing.
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In the days that followed, the deserters gave a taped interview to a Japanese television producer and Mr. Anderson read a statement.
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Kiev said the men were deserters from the Ukrainian army detained on Ukrainian-controlled territory, while Moscow claimed they were seized in Crimea.
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He is also a lead singer and guitarist in Deserters of the Alamo, a rock band that performs in Shreveport bars and restaurants.
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A State Department official, citing interviews from Shabab deserters, said that the number of hard-core ideologues may be as few as 500.
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The deserters are a worthy foil, posing heavy questions for the crew: when people are reborn through the ansible are their souls transported, too?
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In this novel, a motley band of provincials, army deserters, and disenchanted élites descend on Nigeria's largest city, and story lines and twists abound.
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Rather than simply letting customers revert back to prepaid plans, network operators should offer new forms of postpaid plans to retain would-be deserters.
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This Manning pardon is similar to President Carter's disgraceful pardon of the deserters and draft-dodgers who fled to Canada during the Vietnam War.
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Black fathers have been demonized as irresponsible parents or child deserters, and as a result face additional pressure to conform to an authoritative, hypermasculine standard.
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His case is a sad reminder of why we should never engage in prisoner exchanges with terrorists and why deserters should be dealt with harshly.
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Rebellion in the middle ranks of the National Guard has been contained by intimidation and threats of reprisals against officers' families, the deserters told Reuters.
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Trump's praise for war crimes, shooting deserters This issue first and foremost recalls Trump's repeated endorsement of behavior that could easily be classified as war criminal.
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If the attempt succeeds, more ex-fighters could join armed deserters; prospects for an agreement with the ELN, which is now observing a ceasefire, will fade.
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"Political asylum is not granted to military officers or deserters who openly called in video for a coup d'état against President Maduro," Rodriguez told the network.
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But anecdotal evidence suggests sporadic resistance in the form of assassinations of ISIS members, met with savage reprisals against those deemed to be spies, informers and deserters.
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Under Syrian military law, deserters can face years of prison if they leave their posts and do not report for service within a set amount of time.
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The bad press peaked in 1973 when two LSD-raddled deserters killed a hotel concierge, then stripped naked and ran, holding hands, through the streets of Malmö.
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The law barred troops with dishonorable discharges — those convicted at court-martial of serious crimes — as well as spies, deserters and a few others considered particularly heinous.
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A little-known chapter of the Vietnam War unfolded in 1968 in neutral Sweden, after six American deserters arrived there, having been smuggled via the Soviet Union.
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He belongs to a growing group of astrophysicist deserters, who have stopped researching the cosmos to start building recommendation algorithms and data models for the tech industry.
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I knew that by venturing further, to the shores of the great Lake Memphremagog, I would also think about the Vietnam War deserters who'd found refuge there.
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CNN met two deserters in Helmand whose stories show the breadth of the problem, who have taken their skills -- months of U.S. taxpayer-funded training -- to the Taliban.
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Deserters sheltered in the secluded crags and coves; Bill Looney, the tavern-owner, was known as the "Black Fox" for his prodigious feats piloting them to Union lines.
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A monastery on the planet siphons off military deserters who are stuck in moralistic quandaries, questioning the role the military plays in expanding humanity's footprint in the galaxy.
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The stream was a main crossing point for Ethiopian Army deserters fleeing to the rebels, and in recent weeks it had come under threat from advancing Ethiopian troops.
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The deserters have carved out a happier and more comfortable life for themselves, but will their leader's lingering anger simply shift the balance of the planet's haves vs.
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As a new MP in the 1990s Mr Altmaier made enemies in his party by advocating the rehabilitation of armed-forces deserters and new measures against rape within marriage.
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Soon after, a large group of deserters organized themselves into the Jones County Scouts, elected Knight as their leader and vowed to protect each other's farms against the Confederates.
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In this meld of history and reportage, the deserters' stories, and those of dozens of revolutionaries, hosts, and spies, coalesce into an often moving examination of loyalty and dissent.
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The Afghan security forces trained by the U.S. to keep the peace as the U.S. pulls back are described as "incompetent, unmotivated and rife with deserters," per the Post.
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One pivotal early moment sees you caught between an oppressed company town and a nearby colony of deserters, the leader of which lusts for revenge against her former oppressor.
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MOSCOW — Russia's Defense Ministry said Monday that Ukrainian Security Service operatives had abducted two of its servicemen, who were later described by Kiev as deserters from the Ukrainian Army.
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The government has also released jail inmates and put them in National Guard uniforms, to the disgust of soldiers with years of military career behind them, the six deserters said.
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After joining the Bundestag in 1994, he incurred the wrath of traditionalists by pushing for a reform of strict German citizenship laws and the rehabilitation of World War Two deserters.
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When Cárdenas took control of the cartel in the late '90s, he recruited a number of Mexican military deserters to form his own army-like death squad, known as the Zetas.
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But top armed forces commanders have remained loyal to Maduro because they earn well in dollars and have too much to lose by abandoning him, according to the National Guard deserters.
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Under the pretense of gathering grass for the goats, the two set off on the island, and Claire runs off — straight into Captain Leonard, who had wisely gone patrolling for deserters.
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Many deserters have told me that suspicion and paranoia became a way of life—that they could never be sure who was a real deserter and who might be a plant.
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"There must be no deserters, or they will be nailed to the pillar of historical shame forever," said Vice Premier Sun Chunlan, who is leading the government's response to the virus.
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Like Dewe Mathews's series Shot at Dawn, in which she photographed sites where World War I army deserters were executed, In Search of Frankenstein considers these unseen human relationships to a place.
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Sanders opposes trade agreements that he believes encourage American companies to invest overseas rather than at home, and wants to close tax loopholes that would allow "corporate deserters" to avoid American taxes.
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Assad announced an amnesty for army deserters and the regime abandoned its strategy of an army "in all corners" of Syria to focus on Damascus and a corridor leading to the coast.
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Dr. Muderis, an Iraqi-Australian orthopedic surgeon, was back in his hometown for the first time since he escaped in 250 after being ordered to cut off the earlobes of army deserters.
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In New York, as staff counsel for the National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, he represented conscientious objectors, draft resisters and deserters, clogging the legal system by entering not guilty pleas and demanding trials.
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But by Wednesday afternoon some of those deserters had returned to the government side, according to two lawmakers who were at the Crown Hotel in Port Moresby where government loyalists have been based.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela on Saturday asked Brazil to hand over five military "deserters" who are suspected of involvement in a raid on a remote military outpost in southern Venezuela last weekend, officials said.
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There have been many prominent Twitter deserters, but Haberman's Twitter profile has risen dramatically over the past two years as one of the busiest reporters covering the chaos of the Donald Trump presidency.
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But on the frontlines, army and police deserters complain of commanders having no answer for deadly ambushes, no broader strategy for prevailing in the war, corruption among their leaders and poor food and equipment.
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There's no official count of how many draft dodgers and deserters were admitted to Canada during the Vietnam War, but one informed estimate places it between 236,2195 to 250,22012, according to statistics from immigration authorities.
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"They presented themselves as deserters and are being debriefed to see if they were involved in a recent attack on a base in Venezuela," a Brazilian military source with knowledge of the situation told Reuters.
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The Zetas formed in the state in the late 215s, when deserters from Mexican military and police units were recruited by the then leader of the Gulf Cartel, Osiel Cárdenas Guillén, to be his personal bodyguards.
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Among other things, Sweet found, CIA agents and their allies successfully infiltrated the deserters in hopes of fomenting discord, setting off a vicious cycle of internal scrutiny and paranoia marked by interrogations and allegations of brainwashing.
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The names are coded or redacted, but those documents show that spies were with the deserters at their meetings, in their offices, and even on a trip they made to a Communist Youth festival in Bulgaria.
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The number of exhibitors dropped to 1,300 this year from 1,500 in 2016, and participation is expected to fall further as more brands announce their retreat, the latest deserters being independents Eberhard & Co and Louis Erard.
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It's not a perfect movie by any means, but it does wade right into the thickets of race and class in its depiction of the alliance between escaped slaves and Confederate deserters in Civil War Mississippi.
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Crime committed by North Koreans in China has frequently sparked public outrage in China, particularly after a string of murders apparently carried out by deserters from the North Korean army in villages near the border last year.
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Three Confederate deserters claimed to have floated from El Paso to Brownsville, in 1861, in a pair of lashed-together dugout canoes but left no description of the Big Bend canyons, which would have represented a noteworthy test.
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President Gerald Ford announced in 1974 at a convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars that he planned to conditionally pardon 13,000 deserters and draft dodgers, which did not go over well with the audience of war veterans.
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"I'm sure the deserters will not be welcomed with open arms," the European Commission president told French newspaper Le Monde in an interview after being asked about the day after a vote for Brexit in the June 23 EU membership referendum.
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"We are going to lose some people," said a senior source, suggesting some deserters were financially motivated to avoid an internal 5-Star rule obliging its lawmakers to give up part of their salaries to fund causes decided by party members.
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When a group of uniformed Venezuelan soldiers climbed out of a riverbed separating their country from Colombia in the middle of the afternoon, opposition protesters greeted them with a hail of stone — until they realized the soldiers were deserters, not assailants.
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Under its influence, he spent years convinced that one of the leaders of the American Deserters Committee had been a CIA agent who was bending the minds of his comrades to create a network of brainwashed zombies who would do his bidding.
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In his forthcoming book, Operation Chaos: The Vietnam Deserters Who Fought the CIA, The Brainwashers, and Themselves, journalist Matthew Sweet explores the story of a specific group of young Americans who turned their back on their country and got more than they bargained for.
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Related: What It's like to lead a team of Zetas Cartel hitmen in one of Mexico's Bloodiest States The Zetas were formed in the 1990s from a kernel of deserters from the special forces, recruited into the Gulf cartel to protect its then-leader, Osiel Cárdenas.
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The deserters, who asked to withhold their names due to fear of reprisals against their families, complained that top commanders in Venezuela lived well on large salaries and commissions from smuggling and other black market schemes while the lower ranks confronted conflicts in Venezuela's streets for little pay.
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He served with the Counter-Intelligence Corps of the Fourth Infantry Division, whose job was to interview Nazi deserters and sympathizers, and was stationed for a while in Tiverton, Devon, the setting of 'For Esmé — with Love and Squalor,' probably the most deeply felt of the 'Nine Stories.
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The tables have turned at a difficult time for Colombia, which is struggling with a tepid economy under newly inaugurated President Iván Duque, a high unemployment rate, a stalled peace process with left-wing FARC guerrillas, conflict being waged by deserters who have not ascribed to the agreement with the government, and rampant corruption.
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Before and after Jackson's career-making victory in the Battle of New Orleans in 1815 — won after the war was technically over — he ruled the city as a tyrant, as Caleb Crain notes in the New Yorker: He censored a newspaper, came close to executing two deserters, and jailed a state congressman, a judge, and a district attorney.
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Now that GOT is the world's favorite feudal soap opera, perhaps it wouldn't be so bad to feature a guest star from the golden years of showbiz every episode: an all-singing, all-dancing Muppet Show–style revue featuring Rip Torn and Kris Kristofferson as wisecracking deserters from the Night's Watch, Roger Moore as a serially tardy lord who always apologizes for being late to the feast, and Sandy Duncan as the queen of the elves.
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