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| United | States Army Special Forces |
| Thomas Francis Hickey was a United | States Army Lieutenant General. |
| United | States Army Air Assault School |
| • United | States Army CECOM Leader of the Year Award (1998) |
| Jones began service in the United | States Army in 1946. |
| It is a component of the United | States Army and the United States National Guard. |
| He was in the United | States Army from 1958 to 1959, remaining in the Unite |
| Master of Strategic Studies, United | States Army War College, 2006. |
| First United | States Army |
| Purcell was in the United | States Army from 1941 to 1946 and served in the Unite |
| He enlisted in the United | States Army in 1941. |
| United | States Army Air Force DC-3/C-47 |
| He also served in the United | States Army Reserves. |
| United | States Army (Col. |
| Fifth United | States Army (Lieutenant General Mark Clark) |
| Amos Alfred Fries was a general in the United | States Army and 1898 graduate of the United States Mi |
| He served in the United | States Army from 1970-1973. |
| Knobloch joined the United | States Army in 1940. |
| He served in the United | States Army from 1949-1955. |
| General Charles C. Campbell, United | States Army was the 17th Commanding General, United S |
| Claude Birkett Ferenbaugh was a United | States Army Lieutenant General. |
| He was in the United | States Army in 1918. |
| He entered the United | States Army during World War II. |
| See also: United | States Army Air Forces in Australia |
| He is a retired United | States Army officer. |
| United | States Army Air Defense Artillery (ADA) |
| Late in 1917, the United | States Army chartered her. |
| The United | States Army Ordnance Museum's restored Elefant. |
| reign Histories Division, Headquarters, United | States Army Japan (1980), pp. |
| Hays served in the United | States Army in 1918. |
| It operated until 1974 after the last United | States Army forces left Vietnam and returned to the U |
| The Fourth United | States Army has no combat record. |
| United | States Army |
| Graduate, United | States Army Command and General Staff College, 1965. |
| Second United | States Army |
| For the United | States Army officer, see Stephen W. Kearny. |
| Established in 1942 by the United | States Army Air Forces. |
| He was in the United | States Army in 1957, and in the United States Army Re |
| Camp Greene was a United | States Army facility in North Carolina, United States |
| David Petraeus - Unites | States Army general |
| Washington, D.C.: United | States Army Center of Military History. |
| nt Finley - 10th Surgeon General of the United | States Army |
| Smith serves in the United | States Army as a captain. |
| See also: Formations of the United | States Army |
| Operated by: United | States Army Corps of Engineers |
| Noboru served with the United | States Army Military Intelligence, the Office of Stra |
| M.S. - United | States Army War College |
| Anderson enlisted in the United | States Army Reserve in 1983. |
| Forward Operating Base Caldwell was a United | States Army base. |
| Deputy Attorney General, State of Idaho United | States Army Legislative Assistant, Environment and Pu |
| Jones was an United | States Army major. |
| Officer, United | States Army Reserve |
| He was in the United | States Army Reserve in 1967. |
| United | States Army Reserve |
| allation is named for Andrew Jackson, a United | States Army General and 7th President of the United S |
| United | States Army personnel are examining the aircraft |
| ohn Keenan (1840s-March 18, 1906) was a United | States Army soldier and a recipient of the United Sta |
| He enlisted in the United | States Army in February 1942. |
| Fourteenth United | States Army ("phantom" formation) |
| United | States Army Intelligence and Security Command 15. |
| He served in the United | States Army Reserve. |
| United | States Army Training and Doctrine Command 14. |
| United | States Army Pacific headquartered at Fort Shafter, Ha |
| United | States Army led operations in Fallujah |
| John Reiley Guthrie (1921-2009), United | States Army four star General. |
| For the United | States Army general, see William Whipple Jr.. |
| United | States Army Air Forces |
| William Jenrette, a United | States Army officer |
| ndowski made maps and camouflagefor the United | States Army Air Force and United States Air Force. |
| See also: Divisions of the United | States Army |
| United | States Army Ordnance Museum, Aberdeen Proving Ground, |
| United | States Army Air Corps |
| 0-20777 / N777VN - United | States Army - Flyable |
| my National Guard is a component of the United | States Army and the United States National Guard. |
| Patch of the United | States Army's 1st Infantry Division. |
| it controlled four field armies: First United | States Army, Third United States Army, Ninth United S |
| Officer, United | States Army, 1975-1981 |
| Procter & Gamble, Sun Microsystems, the United | States Army, the United States Marine Corps, and the |
| Cadet surgeon, United | States Army, March 17, 1864-March 23, 1865. |
| He then enlisted in the United | States Army. |
| er the 1953 season, Curcillo joined the United | States Army. |
| In 1943, he entered the United | States Army. |
| Cloutier was drafted into the United | States Army. |
| Plouff also served in the United | States Army. |
| He served in the reserves of the United | States Army. |
| One serves in the United | States Army. |
| He served in the United | States Army. |
| Colonel, United | States Army. |
| Patrick Parrish is an officer in the United | States Army. |
| After the 1943 season, Higbe joined the United | States Army. |
| Shotgun was once a soldier in the United | States Army. |
| He previously served in the United | States Army. |
| In 1918, he was drafted into the United | States Army. |
| From 1942-1946 he served in the United | States Army. |
| Turkish Beyliks and other | states around Anatolia, c. 1300. |
| The alloy was invented in the United | States around 1920. |
| StatesTemplate:WikiProject United StatesUnited | States articles |
| 2008 United | States Artist Williams Fellowship |
| 2008 United | States Artists Fellow |
| 2009: 2009 Fellow Award from United | States Artists |
| 2007 USA (United | States Artists) Rockefeller Fellow |
| Search for the United | States as the grantor. |
| He discovered a way of interpreting quantum | states as information. |
| Greene grew up outside of the United | States, as her parents served in the United States Fo |
| Further, contact orders in transition | states as well as those in native states are highly c |
| John Schmidt, United | States Associate Attorney General |
| Middle | States Association of Colleges and Schools |
| e school programs are accredited by the Middle | States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA) in t |
| Joseph County, Indiana, United | States at South Bend Regional Airport. |
| John Banks (United | States) at the Biographical Directory of the United S |
| The second was in the United | States at Palyul Ling. |
| He represented the United | States at the 2008 Olympic Games. |
| Pfaff moved to United | States at the age of thirteen. |
| Nichols represented the United | States at the 2004 Summer Olympics. |
| Lagan immigrated to the United | States at age 14. |
| Politics of the United | States at the federal level |
| ala allata atarana (Tytler, 1926) (Burma, Shan | States, Ataran) |
| United | States Atlantic Command (USLANTCOM) was a Unified Com |
| She serves in the United | States Atlantic Fleet. |
| He was appointed Maine United | States Attorney 1833-1836. |
| United | States Attorney |
| He served as assistant United | States attorney in 1894. |
| The current United | States Attorney is Leura Garrett Canary. |
| The title in Illinois is " | States Attorney", and Daley was States Attorney for C |
| The current United | States Attorney is William N. Nettles. |
| Francis Biddle (1886-1968), United | States Attorney General |
| United | States attorney for Ohio 1850-1853. |
| United | States attorney for the district of Rhode Island 1911 |
| The current United | States Attorney is Tim Heaphy. |
| He eventually lost to DuPage County | States Attorney Joe Birkett. |
| The current United | States Attorney is Jim M. Greenlee. |
| He served as assistant United | States Attorney in 1869. |
| Before then she was an Assistant United | States Attorney. |
| United | States Attorneys are currently investigating. |
| For the federal handbook, see United | States Attorneys' Manual. |
| Also published in the United | States, August, St Martin's Press |
| Stephen Kinzer is a United | States author and newspaper reporter. |
| The United | States awarded him the Meritorious Service Medal. |
| The same building additionally houses United | States Bankruptcy and Magistrate Courts and a United |
| Kim Ng, a United | States baseball executive |
| Madison Records was a United | States based record label. |
| the matrix describes the likelihood of future | states based on the milieu of present states . |
| The United | States beat Brazil in the Americas Zone. |
| The | states below have limited or no diplomatic recognitio |
| See also, List of United | States bike stations |
| 1866 United | States Blasting Oil Company founded in the United Sta |
| Its runway is located on the Canada - United | States border. |
| United | States Brian Ruhe |
| In the United | States, Brighton Rock was retitled Young Scarface. |
| This article is about the United | States building. |
| The United | States Bureau of Reclamation operates the dam. |
| United | States Bureau of Reclamation - Central Valley Project |
| This article refers to the United | States businessman. |
| So did the United | States, but the conference spurned it. |
| See List of U.S. | states by coastline. |
| Changing | States by Mark Hendrick, 1995 |
| The powers not delegated to the United | States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to t |
| It was distributed in the United | States by Troma Entertainment. |
| Nocello is distributed in the United | States by Classic Marketing. |
| The OVA is licensed in United | States by Media Blasters. |
| Outside the United | States, Byzantium was released in 1998. |
| After his immigration to the United | States ca. |
| Phil Griffin is President of United | States cable news MSNBC. |
| nic string theory predicts unphysical particle | states called 'ghosts'. |
| The United | States calls out 175,000 men, Canada 2,000. |
| A system of | states can exist without it also being a society of s |
| They toured extensively in the United | States, Canada and Australia. |
| She tours throughout the United | States, Canada and the Bahamas. |
| Federal officeholders in the United | States cannot accept titles from foreign royalty or f |
| The United | States cannot. |
| The United | States Canoe Association is an organization devoted t |
| United | States Capitol Building |
| Main article: United | States Capitol shooting incident (1998) |
| United | States Capitol, Washington, DC |
| States carried by the Democrat in all four elections | |
| (60.7%) and 520 electoral votes (49 | states carried) |
| New York, United | States: Carroll & Graf. |
| United | States casualties of war |
| Washington, DC: United | States Catholic Conference, 1968. |
| The role of the United | States Cavalry is unclear. |
| It is currently offered by United | States CDMA providers. |
| See also: List of United | States cemeteries |
| The United | States Census of 1810 was the third Census conducted |
| United | States Census Bureau |
| The United | States Census of 1860 was the eighth Census conducted |
| The United | States Census of 1830 was the fifth Census conducted |
| The United | States Census of 1800 was the second Census conducted |
| The United | States Census of 1840 was the sixth census of the Uni |
| See also: Race and ethnicity in the United | States Census |
| United | States Census Bureau. |
| It is not recognized by the United | States Census Bureau. |
| Pilottown is not listed in the United | States census figures. |
| According to the United | States Census Bureau, the city. |
| 2000 United | States Census Demographic Profile Highlights |
| The population was 3,085 at the 2010 United | States Census. |
| The population was 977 at the 2000 United | States Census. |
| The population was 1,266 at the 2010 United | States Census. |
| The population was 271 at the 2000 United | States Census. |
| A United | States cent, also known as a penny. |
| United | States Centennial Commission International Exhibition |
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