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> I think “no man’s land” is a pretty popular and similar expression. No man's land is generic and is used in other non-combat scenarios, it could appear in an
by overfeed 7mo ago
> I think “no man’s land” is a pretty popular and similar expression.
No man's land is generic and is used in other non-combat scenarios, it could appear in an HOA pamphlet.
I like "dead man's zone" or "kill zone" as it clearly communicates both the contestation and lethality very clearly.
- verdverm 7mo agoDuring WW1, many bodies which remained in the zone between the trenches, unable to be removed, so it became an accurate description