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dogface

n. an infantry soldier. (World War II. Also a term of address.) Get those dogfaces over here on the double.
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Southern dogfaces, fatal metalmarks, great purple hairstreaks, American snouts, common buckeyes.
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From the frozen guns of American dogfaces in the Korean conflict, to the jammed M16s that became a national scandal in the early days of the war in Vietnam, weapons systems failing in combat have been a well-documented horror story.
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Indeed, Hemingway thrived on, the hardships, excitement, and dangers as he associated with dogfaces, company officers, and divisional commanders along the way.
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Imagine Ben Affleck or Matt Damon as Tora Bora dogfaces.
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They sit there, they kid around, they sing "You've got the right one," but then to do the "uh-huh"s we cameo a lineup of Desert Storm celebrities: General Kelly, General Neal, Pete Williams, Benjamin Netanyahu, Ambassador al-Sabah, Steve Solarz, maybe some ordinary dogfaces, maybe Arthur Kent, maybe Wolf Blitzer, maybe-oh, what the hell-Peter Arnett, all of them taking a turn going "Uh-huh, Uh-huh.
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Parker then profiles the men and units of both sides, contrasting the ruthless Waffen-SS soldiers, engaged in the desperate drive of a losing cause, with the seemingly ordinary dogfaces of the 285th battalion, mostly draftees.
Fatal Crossroads: The Untold Story of the Malmedy Massacre at the Battle of the Bulge
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