on the ground

Everyday

in the place where sth is happening and among the people who are in the situation, especially a war; physically on the earth's surface, touching it or not up in the air, in a tree, or on tiptoe; an order to lie flat or drop down onto the ground, often when someone is being stopped or threatened

Heard in 75 movies
I want to go on the ground. Prepare my troops.
Said in 8 films · #1