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Bałagan
Bałagan jest obszarem, w którym żołnierze spotykają się, jedzą i żyją. W niektórych społeczeństwach użycie wojskowe rozszerzono na inne zdyscyplinowane restauracje gastronomiczne, takie jak cywilne siły do zwalczania pożarów i policji. Korzeniami bałaganu są staroeuropejskie mes, "część żywności", pochodzące z łacińskiego czasownika mittere, co oznacza "wysłać" i "umieścić", którego początkowy sens to "przebieg posiłku umieszczonego na stole". To poczucie bałaganu, które pojawiło się w języku angielskim w XIII wieku, było często używane w szczególności do gotowanych lub płynnych naczyń, jak w "bałaganu napoju". Do 15 wieku, grupa ludzi, którzy jedli razem, nazywano również bałaganem, i to jest takie zmysł, które utrzymuje się w "halach bałaganowych" współczesnego wojska.
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Murder in the
Mess Hall
Sugar was strangled with a silky blue cord—and Abby recognizes it as the same cord that ties the collar of her new blue blouse! This is only the beginning of the evidence which begins to pile up against Abby.
Patricia M. Bloebaum,
2001
TILES OF TOE MESS HALL 'll bet you can't guess what the morgue and the mess
ive in common? You guessed it, the loading dock, the powers that be designed
the hospital, they put ng doors to the morgue next to the swinging doors to ss ...
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Cupboard Love 2: A Dictionary of Culinary Curiosities
The word entremets is actually more closely related to the English word mess, as
in mess hall, the place where military personnel eat: both the mets of entremets
and the mess of mess hall derive from the Latin word mittere, which strictly ...
Written with her husband, Jeanne delivers a powerful first-person account that reveals her search for the meaning of Manzanar. Farewell to Manzanar has become a staple of curriculum in schools and on campuses across the country.
James D. Houston, James A. Houston, Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston,
2002
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Finish Forty and Home: The Untold World War II Story of ...
On the sixteenth, Sergeant Tippens and radar man Corporal Straight of the
squadron's ground support were pumping fuel for their gasoline stoves from a
drum beside the mess hall. A laundry was boiling nearby, and somehow
suddenly the ...
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The Bobbies of Bailiwick
Inside was a mess hall with a pair of long tables flanked by benches running the
length of the room. Everything was at the correct height for the Elboem, with the
benches no more than a foot off the deck. If the mess hall had served a meal in ...
Christopher Blankley,
2011
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Last of the Horse Soldiers
He went to the camp mess hall and chased the permanent camp mess personnel
out of the mess hall. “Get out of my mess hall,” he had roared. The permanent
mess people promptly left. Gilvan got a work detail of a dozen men from Brock
and ...
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We Got Him!: A Memoir of the Hunt and Capture of Saddam Hussein
“Steve, what happened at the mess hall today?” I explained what happened,
expecting to get flamed. Instead, Colonel Campbell simply said, “Stay away from
the mess hall. You are too important out on the streets to have something like this
...
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Two Centuries in Two Weeks
When Paco was alive, he took all his meals in the mess hall. However, there was
a part of the hall reserved for him and other whites. As often was the case, Paco
was the only white eating in the mess hall. On these occasions, he would eat ...
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Dr. Strangelove's America: Society and Culture in the Atomic Age
Officers and enlisted men in the squadron are expected to swear loyalty at all
times of the day and for all sorts of action, from eating in the mess hall and getting
a haircut to preparing for bombing missions. The impact and the meaning of the ...
Margot A. Henriksen,
1997
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «MESS HALL»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
mess hall w wiadomościach.
For 50 years, the Deans have been the heart of Dixie Basketball …
"Failure to do that will result in you being issued a tour, which means you can either do extra running as punishment, clean the mess hall or you ... «NOLA.com, Lip 15»
Boost for Business
It also has engineering precision with a bollard pull of seventy tones and long voyage amenities including a mess hall, kitchen and sleeping ... «THISDAY Live, Lip 15»
Broncos prep for 2015 season at Camp Pendleton
In addition to residing in the same barracks used by the Marines stationed at the base, Broncos' players dined in the mess hall, which allowed ... «Southeast Valley Ledger, Lip 15»
Page, Arizona
The first structures of any note were barracks and mess hall buildings constructed by Merritt-Chapman-Scott (MCS), the dam project's prime ... «Arizona Capitol Times, Lip 15»
A space of one's own
... built in one acre land will have a counselling centre, exercise facilities, sports and recreation area besides a large kitchen and mess hall. «The Hindu, Lip 15»
VIDEO: UND's new dining hub takes shape
Instead of what Rosaasen described as a "mess hall" style dining center, Wilkerson now has a large circular area with several separate cooking ... «Grand Forks Herald, Lip 15»
Sewer project to help Purple Cat expand
... will help the business add 15 new jobs and a brand new camping area with 12 cabins, a swimming pool, shower house and mess hall. «WYTV, Lip 15»
The Patuxent Partnership News Briefs
The first deck houses the galley, mess hall, administrative spaces and the aircraft hangar bays. The second deck is dedicated to academic ... «Southern Maryland Online, Lip 15»
Dour Festival 2015 – Red Cross deals with over 4000 incidents
A little “first-aid” village for Red Cross staff with dormitories, a mess hall, a mobile kitchen and rudimentary showers was set up last Wednesday. «The Brussels Times, Lip 15»
WWII vet notes time with infantry band
The South Koreans would stand outside the mess hall and beg for scraps.” The Korean War was still four years away when Ellsworth deployed ... «The Herald, Lip 15»