free fire zone

That all used to be a free fire zone.

Those who escaped said that leaving the free fire zones was just as dangerous.

On 4 February, the residents were ordered to leave their homes and the area was declared a free fire zone.

Though the Americans shouldn't be treating Pakistan as a free fire zone, in first place.

One place there's a free fire zone.

The officials said they now considered the area a free fire zone, a view that would appear likely to prejudice the lives of civilians remaining there.

He thought of how he preferred to work away from the crowd, shooting into free fire zones- places he called Indian country.

Free Fire Zones - anything that moved, human or animal, could be killed - were redlined on military maps.

They watched a small teev showing the scene just outside of the gates, in the cleared area that stood as a free fire zone.

One interviewee was Lawrence Wilkerson, who described the situation surrounding 'free fire zones'.

Set in the future, youth gang violence is so high that the areas around some schools have become "free fire zones", into which not even the Police will venture.

Rebeck's other publications include Free Fire Zone, a book of comedic essays about writing and show business.

Ochoa stated in an interview that areas within the free fire zone were susceptible to indiscriminate bombings by the Salvadoran Air Force.

To the right, wooded hills, and then the projects, and then the decay of Southeast - one of the great free fire zones in urban America.

Ochoa's forces were implicated in a massacre of about 40 civilians in an Army sweep through one of the free fire zones in August 1985.

The Abandoned Field: Free Fire Zone (Vietnam, dir.

Some of the street gangs that haunt Chicago went crazy during the last weekend of March and turned a portion of Robert Taylor into a free fire zone.

"Free Fire Zone: A Playwright's Adventures on the Creative Battlefields of Film, TV, and Theater" (2007)

An unholy alliance between the National Rifle Association and drug dealers is slowly turning some urban neighborhoods into killing fields and transforming Washington and other cities into free fire zones.

A square mile of the city, around the densely populated inner city Chinese district of Cholon where the Binh Xuyen had a stronghold, became a free fire zone.

When the cops declare open season on journalists, when they feel free to declare any scene of "unlawful protest" a free fire zone, that will be a very ugly day - and not just for journalists.

Lam Son 54, Hickory, Belt Tight and Beau Charger also resulted in the removal of the entire civilian population from the area with the result that it was all now a free fire zone.

General Chuck Yeager in his autobiography describes his (and his associates) disapproval of shoot-anything-that-moves low level strafing missions during World War II (although they were not necessarily called 'free fire zone' missions).

General Roth turns his attention to Dust and the EDF responds by pulling out of the sector and ordering the artillery base in the Free Fire Zone to bomb Dust into oblivion.

Mayor-elect David N. Dinkins of New York told a Senate panel today that drugs are overrunning his city and that some neighborhoods have become "free fire zones" where small children carry beepers linking them with drug dealers.