Face. The area bordered by the natural hairline surrounding the forehead, the front of the ears and the lower jaw.
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Face. 7.1 Xx XXXXXXX. FACE’s HQ Diary – December 2008 (Newsletter)
Face. Infantry - issuing a Face command will cause the soldiers of the unit to re-evaluate the cover provided by the surrounding terrain in relation to the facing the player has indicated, and, if better cover is available, to move to that cover. For example, the unit might move around a wall, or house corner, to face the new direction while maximizing cover against fire coming from that direction. You can issue a Face Command to a unit in motion as well. If you do so, then the last waypoint will be automatically highlighted so the Face Command will apply to that last waypoint, not the current position. You are also able to manually select a waypoint (any waypoint, not just the last one) and issue a Face order from there however. Note: the Face command is “absolute” to the point you click on the map, not “relative” to the position of the unit at the time that you click. An example: You issue a Face command to a moving unit by clicking on a house in the distance. When the unit reaches its final waypoint, it will turn to face the house. Vehicles - The unit will rotate its hull and turret (if applicable) to face the direction the player has designated. Restrictions - vehicles cannot rotate if immobilized. Example - an enemy Panzerfaust team is spotted on the flank. We change the facing of our Xxxxxxx tank to rotate its stronger front hull towards the threat. Note: facing matters! It matters for both infantry as well as vehicles and greatly increases a unit’s awareness and spotting abilities in the direction it is facing. CM simulates the natural human behavior to “look around” the battlefield (which includes a higher attention towards the front, less to the sides and even less towards the back) for both infantry as well as each individual crew position on a vehicle or tank! Target Smoke Besides simple vision-blocking smoke only, CMx2 also features White Phosphorus smoke shells, which can cause damage and xxxxx to soldiers exposed to it (within very close proximity to an exploding shell). Infantry - applicable to some mortar teams. Other infantry units use the Pop Smoke command. Vehicles - The unit will fire smoke shells at the designated target or location. Restrictions - Units need to be capable of firing smoke shells, and ammunition needs to be available. Example - a major threat appears in front of your tank. The tank commander orders smoke to be fired in front of the enemy to blind it, gaining valuable time for a retreat.
Face to-face negotiations shall commence no later than November 1, 2021, following compliance with HEERA-mandated sunshine requirements, unless the parties agree to a later date in writing.
Face. Face masks or respirators will be suppliedto all employees before in areas contaminated by dust, gas or fumes; Face masks or respirators lost will be replaced at employee's expense; Broken, damaged or lost masks or respirators will be replaced free, provided they were properly worn or used at the time they were damaged or lost. Safety Glasses: employees will be supplied pair of safety glasses; The Companywillreplace safety glasseslost at employee's expense; Broken, damaged or lost safety glasses will be replaced free, provided they were properly worn or used at the time they were damaged or lost.