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| July 10, 1842 - April 18, 1899) was a Chilean | military and political figure. |
| Republic of China | Military Police Headquarters |
| Feng Guozhang - Chinese | military officer and politician during Republican Chin |
| February 14 - Yang Chengwu, Chinese | military strategist |
| Ungern entered negotiations with the Chinese | military. |
| Some Uyghurs attended the Chinese | military academy. |
| Gu Gong was a Chinese | military poet. |
| Christen Christensen, | military officer and politician (d.1900) |
| Fortis Flieger Chronograph | Military Squadron Editions/Jagdgeschwader 72 Limited E |
| ridge, Georgia and graduated from the Citadel | military college in 1929. |
| e-raised as part of the reconstituted Citizen | Military Force. |
| He served in Citizens | Military Training Corps, Infantry and Judge Advocate, |
| 955 and subsequently a member of the Citizens | Military Forces. |
| He served as a member of the Citizens | Military Force from 1948 to 1964. |
| In 1941 he enlisted with the Civilian | Military Forces, moving to the AIF in 1943. |
| The tribunals had preferred to try civilian, | military and paramilitary leaders over minor actors. |
| MK carried out numerous bombings of civilian, | military, industrial and infrastructural sites. |
| He was a 3rd class | military pilot. |
| The CLF | Military Ministry is the newest outreach program for t |
| rs returned home and helped reopen the closed | military academy in 1882. |
| Camp Liberty is a large coalition | military installation located northeast of the Baghdad |
| a private, coeducational, college-preparatory | military boarding school. |
| She surrendered to the Colombian | Military on May 18, 2008. |
| Colombian | military intelligence reported his death of natural ca |
| are a pair of identical two storied colonial | military barrack blocks. |
| CMG (1841-1916) was a South African colonial | military commander. |
| He attended Columbia | Military Academy, from which he graduated in 1938. |
| After graduating from Columbia | Military Academy, he attended and graduated from the U |
| , she died on 24 August 2004, in the Combined | Military Hospital in Dhaka. |
| Kendall commenced | military service in the Royal Air Force in 1951, servi |
| His varied and commendable | military career is well noted. |
| nd Transportation), Chemical, Communications, | Military Police, Military Intelligence, Supply, Mechan |
| Divisional Provost Company ( | Military Police) |
| What's wrong with comparing | military spending with health and education spending? |
| The detainee completed | military training at Al Farouq. |
| ss school in Dubrovnik, and further completed | military training in Belgrade in 1923. |
| The detainee completed | military training at al Farouq. |
| (a) completing | military operations in the Kivus and Orientale provinc |
| year, he signed a petition against compulsory | military service. |
| He carried out his compulsory | military service in the Soviet army (1969-1972), in Bu |
| He carried out his compulsory | military service in the Soviet army (1972-1974). |
| ed for ATK Prague as a part of his compulsory | military service. |
| o substitute jobs before doing his compulsory | military service. |
| He started compulsory | military service in 1904 but dropped out after a year. |
| ween 1968-1970, he carried out the compulsory | military service in the Soviet army. |
| "Compulsory Education and Compulsory | Military Training", article published in Nineteenth Ce |
| In 1910, with the introduction of compulsory | military training, he was appointed area officer in Du |
| he ordinary soldiers serving their compulsory | military service there must cope with problems of thei |
| called on Britain to refrain from conducting | military exercises on the disputed Falkland Islands. |
| d and control forces and equipment conducting | military operations. |
| He then edited and co-wrote the Confederate | Military History, a 12-volume compendium. |
| cans served in both the Union and Confederate | military during the American Civil War. |
| Maryland in Confederate | Military History (Atlanta, 1899) |
| Anderson later supervised the Confederate | military draft in Tennessee until the end of the war. |
| Rangers, an independent irregular Confederate | military company commissioned under the Partisan Range |
| workshops and gives speeches at conferences, | military trainings, and on college campuses. |
| Connaught | Military Hospital was located on Bramshott Common, adj |
| But Dundas was a conservative | military thinker. |
| Some 200 conservative | military officers were fired. |
| time, the Yuan Dynasty required considerable | military expenditure to maintain its vast empire. |
| He did use his considerable | military skills to build up the military strength of N |
| ell's fall, Godolphin acquired a considerable | military reputation. |
| Chen's considerable | military and tactical abilities prompted the Qing auth |
| He was engaged in constant | military campaigns against a wide array of rebels. |
| This article is about the contemporary | military leader and analyst. |
| He also continued | military service during this period as a member of the |
| Russia's continuing | military presence in Georgia is also seen with resentm |
| one of the few British castles in continuous | military occupancy. |
| Control | Military production and deployment, or let your Minist |
| The Aeroplanes of the Royal Flying Corps ( | Military Wing). |
| Camp Gannon is a United States Marine Corps | military base in Iraq. |
| U.S. Signal Corps | Military Aviator Badge |
| 3rd Brigade, 4th Division, Cavalry Corps, | Military Division Mississippi, to November 1864. |
| 3rd Brigade, 2nd Division, Reserve Corps, | Military Division West Mississippi, to February 1865. |
| 2nd Brigade, 4th Division, Cavalry Corps, | Military Division Mississippi, to December 1864. |
| Artillery Brigade, XVI Corps, | Military Division West Mississippi, to August 1865. |
| 1st Brigade, 4th Division, Cavalry Corps, | Military Division Mississippi, to November 1864. |
| 1st Brigade, 7th Division, Cavalry Corps, | Military Division Mississippi, to March 1865. |
| 1st Brigade, 1st Division, XIII Corps, | Military Division, West Mississippi, to May 1865. |
| 1st Brigade, 1st Division, Reserve Corps, | Military Division, West Mississippi, February 1865. |
| 3rd Brigade, 4th Division, Cavalry Corps, | Military Division Mississippi, November 1864. |
| 3rd Brigade, 6th Division, Cavalry Corps, | Military Division Mississippi, to February 1865. |
| 2nd Brigade, 4th Division, Cavalry Corps, | Military Division Mississippi, to November 1864. |
| minister has proposed shrinking the country's | military and effectively ending the draft. |
| War served as chairman of the Guernsey County | Military Committee. |
| h 1805, she was attached to Sir James Craig's | military expedition to Italy. |
| Later, Stanzer headed the Croatian | Military court. |
| Josip Metzger (1883 - 1945) was a Croatian | military commander. |
| The time before and after the Croatian | military operation "Oluja". |
| Victoria Cross, | military medal of the British Commonwealth |
| He was educated at Culver | Military Academy, he graduated in 1948. |
| He taught at Culver | Military Academy, the University of Pennsylvania and W |
| Springs attended Culver | Military Academy, and then Princeton University. |
| He graduated from Culver | Military Academy, 1944. |
| Weil graduated from Culver | Military Academy at 16 and entered Dartmouth College i |
| ssigned as Commander, Political Commissar cum | Military Region V. |
| ignated Allied commanders, reveal all current | military deployments, and preserve military equipment |
| It is in current | military use and home to a fighter squadron and an att |
| He also cut | military procurement and industrial subsidies, and red |
| hock was once a member of the elite Cybertron | military. |
| SR needed to do was suppress the Czechoslovak | military and any violent resistance. |
| Polish and Czechoslovakian | military units were formed in the territory of Volga M |
| Arne Dagfin Dahl, | military officer (d.1990) |
| Daniel Bruun (1856-1931) - Danish | military officer, archaeologist and author |
| Danish | military radio relay node |
| Niels Stockfleth Darre, | military officer (b.1765) |
| The modern day | military equipment produced at the Arsenal is mostly i |
| Generation 1 Decepticon | Military Patrol (1990) |
| Security and Investigations, Ground Defence, | Military Policing, Physical Fitness and Core Military |
| xecutive agency for the Department of Defense | military working dog program. |
| to the United States Department of Defense's | Military Sealift Command. |
| ing of U.S. strategic offensive and defensive | military capabilities. |
| wall is a remarkable feature of a defensive, | military character. |
| "I think, to some degree, | military force to weaken al-Shabab is not a bad thing. |
| Patrick Delaforce, | Military historian and suthor |
| The Deodoro | Military Circle is a Brazilian Army sport facility in |
| He served as Deputy | Military Representative to Nato and the European Union |
| Woolwich Common is still a designated | military training area although troops are not often s |
| e film was shot in San Diego at the San Diego | Military Reservation. |
| a command pilot, experienced in 40 different | military fighter, cargo and reconnaissance aircraft. |
| There are 7 different | military units available. |
| re the personal battle standards of different | military zone commanders operating around Manila. |
| has also accumulated 3,500hrs in 25 different | military and civilian aircraft. |
| Guiguzi was a master of politics, diplomacy, | military strategy and fortune-telling. |
| and was not subject to any significant direct | military threat during the war. |
| on, Romanos' government was free from direct | military confrontation with Bulgaria. |
| ule of the Major-Generals, a period of direct | military government, begins. |
| The Electoral Disabilities ( | Military Service) Removal Act 1900 (63 & 64 Vict. |
| onor is the name of two separate and distinct | military honors presented to Confederate military pers |
| He has no descendants but had a distinguished | military career. |
| He was awarded the most distinguished | military award in Finland, the Mannerheim Cross. |
| district | military commander Manickapodi Maheswaran alias Keerth |
| The trial took place at a district | military court in St.Petersburg. |
| Bogrov was tried by the district | military court. |
| Attached to 1st Brigade, Casey's Division, | Military District of Washington, to December, 1862. |
| Dnieper | Military Flotilla |
| othic appears the verb driugan meaning "to do | military service". |
| He prepared for the role by doing | military research. |
| of the Bundeswehr's 300,000 conscripts doing | military service are considered overweight. |
| Most of the players would don | military uniforms during World War II. |
| The Astra Model 44 is a large, double-action, | military revolver chambered in .44 |
| A hand drawn | military map from the 1880 campaign against Victorio a |
| estern part of the town borders the Fort Drum | Military Reservation. |
| Born in Brisbane, he was educated at Duntroon | Military College and the Australian National Universit |
| l political structures are pulled down during | military rule, ruling with fiats and decrees. |
| the United Kingdom and operated by the Dutch | military. |
| By September 1948, the Dutch | military command had succeeded in decoding the Republi |
| March 17 - Menno, Baron van Coehoorn, Dutch | military engineer (born 1641) |
| The active duty | military component is composed of Enlisted Personnel a |
| Gwynne Dyer, | Military Historian |
| Each | military service issues its own version of the Achieve |
| The Eagleswood | Military Academy was a private military academy in Per |
| NJHS: Raritan Bay Union and Eagleswood | Military Academy Papers, 1809-1923 |
| the age of twenty, he won one of the earliest | Military Crosses of the war. |
| mpaigns, two of which follow Napoleon's early | military career. |
| Meanwhile, Second Earth's | military station's citizens revolt against Seno. |
| The division initially served Far Eastern | Military District as part of the 39th Rifle Corps. |
| r the war, Zakharov served in the Far Eastern | Military District and in the military aircraft industr |
| oe), 1786, a treatise on political, economic, | military and legal affairs |
| nducts research into analysis of cutting edge | military operations. |
| Palmer experienced similar success educating | military personnel beginning as an instructor in 1966 |
| - he is a Northern Mariana Islands educator, | military veteran and politician. |
| he surprised everyone by proving an effective | military leader. |
| Komnenian dynasty re-established an effective | military force. |
| at Kadesh, very nearly witnessed an Egyptian | military disaster. |
| 1999) Egyptian | military and political figure in the 20th century |
| aleel (born 1921) graduated from the Egyptian | Military Academy in 1941. |
| lar, he is seen as the choice of the Egyptian | military establishment. |
| z Pasha, was a senior officer in the Egyptian | military. |
| hic Note on the Terms prt and mnt in Egyptian | Military Accounts. |
| rael had mistakenly believed that an Egyptian | military base was located there. |
| Israel had thought the school was an Egyptian | military installation. |
| The U.S. threatened to terminate Einseln's | military pension and even to revoke his U.S. citizensh |
| The targets may be either | military or civilian personnel. |
| "Cobras", a special purposes elite | military police battalion of the Serbian army |
| 7 October - Granville Elliott, | military officer (died 1759) |
| Ellsworth's | military knowledge came from a life-time studying mili |
| Mrs. Aguinaldo complemented Emilio's | military campaigns by caring for wounded soldiers and |
| Member of the Order of the British Empire ( | Military Division, 4 May 1943) |
| he Most Excellent Order of the British Empire | Military Division 1955 |
| he Most Excellent Order of the British Empire | Military Division 1971 |
| A Colonel from the New Empire's | military. |
| Lacking snow or low temperatures enabled | military operations to continue year round. |
| Search-and-Rescue, Maritime Law Enforcement, | Military Readiness, and Ocean Station duties. |
| Chief Engineer, | Military Division of the Mississippi: BG William F. Sm |
| He studied engineering, | military architecture and grew an interest in theatre |
| He served for nine years in the English | military campaigns in Europe. |
| 1760 - 1802) was an English | military writer and soldier. |
| ester, Leicestershire, England) is an English | military historian. |
| f the Independent Regiment of communist Enshi | Military Sub-District. |
| ew from Vanderbilt in September 1952 to enter | military service. |
| He entered | military service for World War I under the Queen's Own |
| He entered | military service in 1861 with the 22nd Tennessee Caval |
| He entered | military service in 1742, serving harmoniously under J |
| During World War I, he entered | military service and served in Serbia. |
| r graduating in the university, Sunim entered | military service. |
| In 1753, entered | military service in Russia, participated in Russo-Turk |
| many maritime displays, street entertainers, | military bands, music concerts and unique shops. |
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