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Tom | volunteers to go alone. |
ty (including relief workers and out of town | volunteers). |
Town | volunteers collect donations of money, food and toys at |
mid-90's, the organization started to train | volunteers to be conversant with such skills in providi |
ed $289 million in grants to states to train | volunteers and provide respite care services to sick an |
The sheriff's department plans to train | volunteers to defend local resources, such as fuel, fro |
But it was used to train | volunteers and as a meeting place. |
The school trained | volunteers from the local territorial units using Lusco |
g, and first aid and nursing work by trained | volunteers. |
Trained | volunteers from the St. Johns River Water Management Di |
island monitoring and management by trained | volunteers and 10 organized regional island cleanups ea |
Professional counselors and trained | volunteers work by phone or in person to offer assistan |
s cover large areas, organizing and training | volunteers to guide Stonecroft Bible Studies. |
It also trains | volunteers from the local organizations in providing in |
Over 1000 Babelistas (Babels translation | volunteers) took part in the translation. |
he Royal Army Service Corps Motor Transport ( | Volunteers), and resigned his commission in 1921. |
May 1905-May 1908: Commanded Transvaal | Volunteers. |
The young monk Tripitaka | volunteers to undertake the pilgrimage. |
Since 1999 Stockport Heritage Trust | volunteers have run a free heritage centre open to the |
serves in the area, maintained by Land Trust | volunteers. |
He organized a team of loyal and trustworthy | volunteers to continue the development and support of t |
Turkmen | volunteers in France. |
"The American, Herman Bottcher, led twelve | volunteers into the Japanese positions, built fortifica |
Presentation of flowers to twelve | volunteers by newly elected athlete representatives to |
In 1814, one hundred and twenty-eight | volunteers under George R. Davis joined the State Milit |
-drawn fire pump, to be manned by twenty-six | volunteers and originally donated to Whitstable by Norw |
Street Sense began in August 2003 after two | volunteers, Laura Thompson Osuri and Ted Henson, approa |
es his or her own car to drive the other two | volunteers to the client's location. |
Fort Massac on its way west, recruiting two | volunteers. |
Two | volunteers formations, the Cacciatori delle Alpi and th |
sing when McCartan sent word that the Tyrone | volunteers would not rise until they received confirmat |
34th Regiments of Infantry, as well as U.S. | Volunteers - and in times of crisis local militia. |
ion: Private, Company F, 30th Infantry, U.S. | Volunteers. |
was brevetted as a brigadier general of U.S. | Volunteers. |
ion: Private, Company A, 36th Infantry, U.S. | Volunteers. |
l Elwell Stephen Otis, commander of the U.S. | Volunteers, established the headquarters for the Philip |
rary grade of brevet brigadier general, U.S. | Volunteers, to rank from March 13, 1865 for faithful an |
rary grade of brevet brigadier general, U.S. | Volunteers. |
captain of the 12th Infantry Regiment, U.S. | Volunteers from New York. |
was brevetted as a brigadier general of U.S. | Volunteers dating from March 13, 1865. |
ston was appointed Brigadier General of U.S. | Volunteers, giving him military authority to protect th |
was appointed as a brigadier general of U.S. | volunteers to rank from November 29, 1862. |
He was appointed Brigadier General of U.S. | Volunteers dated November 29, 1862, though his appointm |
65, he was brevetted Brigadier General, U.S. | Volunteers for "gallantry, energy and ability" and Brig |
promoted to brevet brigadier general of U.S. | volunteers and was mustered out of the volunteer servic |
Rank and organization: Major General, U.S. | Volunteers. |
nk and organization: Brigadier General, U.S. | Volunteers. |
nt was as the commander of a brigade of U.S. | Volunteers, troops recruited for one years service. |
Brigadier General and Major General of U.S. | volunteers, for "gallant conduct and meritorious servic |
revet rank of lieutenant colonel in the U.S. | Volunteers. |
U.S. | Volunteers were seen as "temporary regulars" because th |
onsin militia on April 15, 1861, and of U.S. | volunteers on May 17, and was given authorization to ra |
He was promoted to brigadier general of U.S. | Volunteers on December 13, 1865, at the young age of 25 |
Hamlin was mustered out of the U.S. | Volunteers on September 14, 1865. |
d Organization: Captain, 36th Infantry, U.S. | Volunteers. |
ably discharged and mustered out of the U.S. | Volunteers on June 21, 1864, just before the mustering |
on: Sergeant, Company E, 36th Infantry, U.S. | Volunteers. |
n: Artificer, Company B, 45th Infantry, U.S. | Volunteers. |
ted to the rank of brigadier general of U.S. | Volunteers, and was assigned to special duty as assista |
e was appointed as a brigadier general, U.S. | Volunteers. |
tion: Private, Company B, 33d Infantry, U.S. | Volunteers. |
rnes was promoted to brigadier general, U.S. | Volunteers, with date of rank established as November 2 |
Rule, including the formation of the Ulster | Volunteers in 1912. |
Ironically, the formation of the Ulster | Volunteers prompted the formation of the Irish Voluntee |
the 3rd East Belfast Regiment of the Ulster | Volunteers, and in the early 1910s served as Honorary S |
ssary' and after the formation of the Ulster | Volunteers he campaigned for the Bill by speeches in Ul |
ersonnel, 145 local civilian staff and 23 UN | Volunteers. |
After rescue operations were underway, | volunteers returned on board and extinguished fires ami |
Tennessee while raising a regiment of Union | Volunteers and imprisoned, but made his escape November |
The California Column, a force of Union | volunteers, marched from April to August 1862 over 900 |
nment was anxious to prevent this, and Union | volunteers from California, known as the California Col |
The Battalion of University | Volunteers from the Royal University of Toledo was a mi |
periods and is written completely by unpaid | volunteers, with advertisements helping to support the |
His pit crew were almost always unpaid | volunteers, and relied on used equipment; at first Dodg |
His models are unpaid | volunteers who receive a limited edition photo as compe |
g Association and is run by a team of unpaid | volunteers. |
bers are credit union members and are unpaid | volunteers. |
ncil, and the members who form it are unpaid | volunteers elected by the Member Societies at each Worl |
ed by 149 employees, of which 138 are unpaid | volunteers. |
It is now run by unpaid | volunteers of the 4th Battalion 9th Infantry Regiment M |
olway Aviation Society and staffed by unpaid | volunteers. |
staffed with both paid employees and unpaid | volunteers. |
n lighthouse was staffed in summer by unpaid | volunteers. |
Newstyle Radio is ran mainly by unpaid | volunteers and is part of the Afro-Caribbean Millennium |
son, due to the difficulties which untrained | volunteers might encounter in dealing with the clientel |
He was brevetted Brigadier General, US | Volunteers on March 13, 1865 for "faithful and meritori |
known mostly for its unique events that use | volunteers known as "bishounen". |
the Central Library's Volunteer Program uses | volunteers to: help with large and small one time proje |
disadvantaged groups in society, often using | volunteers. |
ted budget and Davis was innovative in using | volunteers, youth organisations and the armed forces to |
ng their full time, as well as the con using | volunteers for security. |
the implementation of the project, utilising | volunteers and specialist advisors. |
The program utilizes | volunteers from the neighbourhoods of the city, who wor |
vice System, with the intention of utilizing | volunteers selected from the ranks of conscientious obj |
er enlisted in Co. I, Fifth Regiment Vermont | Volunteers and died from wounds at Annapolis, MD on Oct |
ry (also known as the 1st Artillery, Vermont | Volunteers). |
as the 1st Company Heavy Artillery, Vermont | Volunteers, on March 1, 1865. |
utenant colonel of the 12th Regiment Vermont | Volunteers, and for nearly half the term of his nine mo |
the Civil War in the Company A, 3rd Vermont | Volunteers, enlisting below the age of 20. |
uards, a company in the 1st Regiment Vermont | Volunteers. |
dore S., compiler, Revised Roster of Vermont | Volunteers and lists of Vermonters Who Served in the Ar |
Each year VESL | volunteers run a series of English summer schools for p |
Veteran | volunteers can also stay active by joining a local chap |
iment: the Career of the Fourth Iowa Veteran | Volunteers, the Union troopers forced the Confederate l |
The present volunteer crew are veteran | volunteers and supporters of the local music scene. |
The veteran | volunteers and recruits were transferred to 19th Maine |
their ranks were by then full of Vietnamese | volunteers or conscripts, and these men, unpaid for mon |
pursuits until he became colonel of Virginia | Volunteers in the War of 1812 and subsequently brigadie |
n slow, most notably with the First Virginia | Volunteers Battalion Armory, best known as the Leigh St |
May, 1861, using the 4th Battalion Virginia | Volunteers as its nucleus. |
Dameron's Independent Company, Virginia | Volunteers |
ompany D, Twenty-fourth Regiment of Virginia | Volunteers. |
He also served as a VISTA ( | Volunteers In Service to America) attorney from 1968-19 |
1933 and was inducted in the Prince of Wales | Volunteers (South Lancashire). |
d Volunteer Battalion, the Prince of Wales's | Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment). |
ancashire, and Lancashire (Prince of Wales's | Volunteers) Regiments. |
h Lancashire Regiment (The Prince of Wales's | Volunteers), British Army during the First World War wh |
h Lancashire Regiment (The Prince of Wales's | Volunteers), British Army during the First World War wh |
1/4th The Prince of Wales's | Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment) |
Wincenty Witos, announced that after the war | volunteers and soldiers who served on the front would h |
rd, National Biodiversity Centre, Blue Water | Volunteers and volunteers from the public started a cor |
work in Mozambique and in 2007 130 WaterAid | volunteers helped at the festival. |
had only a small number of antitank weapons, | volunteers were often sent to cut off the command cable |
s is achieved through its network of welfare | volunteers, advisory literature, and a team of experien |
were four full-time paid teachers (two were | volunteers), a volunteer secretary, and Patricia Hansen |
All of the battalion's personnel were | volunteers who had to pass many selective tests before |
All site staff were | volunteers who undertake all management and development |
62, a large portion of the Monitor crew were | volunteers from the Sabine. |
ere also known as "the bachelors", they were | volunteers who were paid only during campaigns and had |
All who took part in these activities were | volunteers. |
udents scores and all students involved were | volunteers. |
Collectively, 600 men were | volunteers in these eight companies, and although unpai |
Dial-IN newspaper and magazine service where | volunteers read publications in their entirety into a c |
in the style of MAIN's "web-raisings", where | volunteers came together in one facility with multiple |
The first is a radio reading service where | volunteers read newspapers and other publications over |
OOK PLACE NEAR ASHBOURNE 28 APRIL 1916 WHERE | VOLUNTEERS JOHN CRENIGAN & THOMAS RAFFERTY GAVE THEIR L |
ning programming is access programming where | volunteers of all levels can develop skills and experie |
vation Army offers several programs in which | volunteers can help out on an individual basis or as a |
This was a project in which | volunteers throughout the world held rallies and outrea |
It runs activities in which | volunteers can participate every Tuesday, Wednesday, Th |
has a project called Project Dream in which | volunteers spend their time giving food to other towns |
Division Funeral Service Association, which | volunteers its funeral services to any family regardles |
uster State Park's Buffalo Roundup, in which | volunteers on horseback gather the park's herd of aroun |
While | volunteers consist primarily of Adventists, it has a no |
Any student who | volunteers and completes a series of requirements known |
n Collins), Val's twelve-year-old sister who | volunteers with the squad after school and whose main j |
ponymous central character George Hardy, who | volunteers to work on the battlefields. |
ver with two cats (Biscuit and Chelsea), who | volunteers at a local no-kill animal shelter. |
marshal's badge, to a member of the mob who | volunteers to convey them to Watson's sister. |
Tamura Manami - a college student who | volunteers for an orphanage where Mitsuru was raised |
ved by local charity Freewheelers EVS, whose | volunteers provide a free-of-charge motorcycle courier |
est in prosecuting Germans, and Wiesenthal's | volunteers, succumbing to frustration, drifted away to |
His wife | volunteers at a crisis pregnancy center and he particip |
s began soon after, created by WikiPilipinas | volunteers and its editorial team. |
push it off to each other, Uehara willingly | volunteers to bring Momoi her homework. |
he rank of full Colonel of the 2nd Wisconsin | Volunteers. |
militia was titled Company K, 1st Wisconsin | volunteers and by 1861, was serving in the Civil War at |
nuary 1777 in the Virginia State Troops with | volunteers from Frederick and Augusta Counties) was tra |
ogether reorganized, swelling its ranks with | volunteers to 30,000 men in nine brigades by April 1932 |
acksonville University, he was involved with | Volunteers for Youth, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boys an |
o-Indian regiment being formed in India with | volunteers from Malaya much to the disapproval of his f |
land under an overpass on Interstate 95 with | volunteers and monetary donations. |
The museum is open by appointment with | volunteers generally on site on Thursdays. |
outh Yorkshire Squadron on 10 May 1946, with | volunteers being recruited over the following few month |
has extended to Auriemma's relationship with | Volunteers counterpart Pat Summitt; the two, through pr |
st organizations that connect prisoners with | volunteers for correspondence. |
984, supports the schools and employees with | volunteers and financial contributions. |
There, she sorted food and packed boxes with | volunteers. |
Working with | volunteers organized by J. Ashton Allis of the Trail Co |
ion of the nation's strength and unity, with | volunteers coming from all corners of the realm. |
ld began his investigation of the wreck with | volunteers from EarthWatch and support from the Bermuda |
athan, the unit was raised in July 1943 with | volunteers from the expatriate Indian population in Sou |
From March 1942 WNEL | volunteers watched for naval mines in the Brisbane Rive |
eld through Wokai Fellows, profiles of Wokai | volunteers from around the world, personal glimpses of |
spiciously when she arrived with other women | volunteers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in July 1863, |
rests which are maintained by a the woodland | volunteers and have paths leading from Usk Way to Sever |
America, but with the help of paid workers, | volunteers, implementation plans, and tight regulations |
Fairgoers, fair working | volunteers, and the OCF organization alike contribute t |
Godfrey joined the Public Works | Volunteers of the MIddlesex Regiment. |
In the site's tutorial, would-be | volunteers are shown spirals, ellipticals etc., and can |
Xander | volunteers to have Buffy stay safely at his place, Will |
the 16th Indiana Infantry Regiment of 1 year | volunteers. |
ion, the U.S. 1st Dragoons, and the New York | Volunteers who raised the American flag over the fort o |
as actually a deserter from the 7th New York | Volunteers. |
Turnbull raised and commanded the New York | Volunteers in January 1776; this regiment was renumbere |
appointed him a major in the 203rd New York | Volunteers. |
e than $1 million for the relief of New York | volunteers and their families. |
, Lieutenant William Adamson of the New York | Volunteers, intervened and disciplined the offending Lo |
derates surprised the 6th Regiment, New York | Volunteers, in its camp and routed the regiment. |
was reorganized as the Sixty-Ninth New York | Volunteers of the Irish Brigade, he again went to the f |
He served as a captain in the New York | Volunteers in 1776, and then joined the Fifth New Jerse |
ding officer of the 1st Regiment of New York | Volunteers, part of the American occupation army force |
ton enlisted in the First Regiment, New York | Volunteers, in June 1846. |
was assistant surgeon in the Fifth New York | Volunteers' three-months troops, became resident surgeo |
In 1777, he became an ensign in the New York | Volunteers, serving during the American Revolution and |
ll enlisted as a member of the 11th New York | Volunteers, the "Fire Zouaves," and was assigned to Com |
transferred to the 140th and 146th New York | Volunteers. |
eon of the Chenango County Company, New York | Volunteers, in 1812; clerk of Chenango County in 1820 - |
as a second lieutenant in Burnett's New York | Volunteers, and fought under General Winfield Scott in |
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