At one point, an Arena delegate asked a wounded female guerrilla how she lost her eye.

From his bunker in princeton, n.j., a wounded literary guerrilla shoots back at the 20th century.

He also charged that United States Army helicopters had carried supplies to the contras and had evacuated wounded guerrillas from areas close to the border.

In this muddy lean-to, one seriously wounded guerrilla has a gangrenous arm amputated by a fellow bushwhacker without benefit of anesthetic or even alcohol to blunt the pain.

The wounded guerrilla was still fumbling with his entrails, but they bulged out between his fingers.

(Guevara, who had studied medicine, continued to give first aid to other wounded guerrillas.)

Nicholas glanced at the row of wounded guerrillas that lay against the foot of the cliff.

The wounded guerrilla and the remaining members of Ms. Betancourt's group were driven away in a third car.

One wounded guerrilla was captured, the army spokesman said.

Father Hehir said that there was sharp criticism of the army in El Salvador when it entered Catholic churches where wounded guerrillas had taken refuge.