Force Delta, which was the sea echelon of the second airborne battle group, left Germany on 26 July and closed on Beirut between 3 and 5 August. |
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Since cross winds will drift the slipstream downwind, a pace line must echelon to get the benefit of drafting in a cross wind. |
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Berger's booming punts and kickoffs kept the team's outstanding coverage units in the upper echelon. |
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The second echelon was comprised of an armored division and a corps army aviation brigade. |
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Counterattack in a built-up area consists of storming buildings and is conducted with relatively small assets from the second echelon force. |
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Restoring the corps echelon became an urgent necessity as early as the counteroffensive off Moscow. |
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The next echelon brings together all the elected coordinators of all the blocks in one of the major zones in the Pueblo Joven. |
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For example, a friendly higher echelon may have interdicted the enemy formation we expected to see. |
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As each flight started on the downwind leg the ships reformed in an echelon to the right and completed before-landing checklists. |
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Combined with the rear units, these rear-echelon maintenance bases were known as rear echelon maintenance combined operations. |
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The platoon in reserve moves to the right, assuming the bottom position in the new fight echelon. |
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As planned, we moved the formation to starboard echelon and tried to re-enter for the break. |
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Fluorite-quartz intergrowths fill veins that follow high-angle en echelon joints and minor faults in granite. |
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In some armies, tanks were attached to rifle divisions of not only the first but also the second echelon of the corps. |
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They are moderate reformists who believe in the essential goodness of some members of the top echelon. |
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Let us now consider in more detail defense operation in the tactical echelon. |
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The marines ' assault echelon had three hours to offload before tidefall threatened to beach their ships. |
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He was commissioned in the British Army in 1911 and during World War I commanded in frontline action at every echelon from platoon to brigade. |
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I commend Zizek for being one of the great cinephiles among the upper echelon of today's intelligentsia. |
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He was assigned to a section attached to the rear echelon of the Scots Guards. |
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There's just no question that the upper echelon of American chefdom has two-handedly embraced the humble sandwich. |
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Gone are the days when logistics was considered a rear echelon function with minimal risk. |
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Most of them were relegated to rear echelon positions or they were stewards on the boats or on the ships. |
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The planes preceded the rear echelon by four or five days, prompting all sections to reshape the activities of their personnel. |
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On the 3rd of December, 1917 a general order was issued restricting the issue of sawback bayonets to rear echelon troops. |
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For a project as large and complex as the Objective Force, every echelon needs a vision of what it must do, and these visions must be consistent across echelons. |
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We have a pretty good relationship with the upper echelon at Edmonton Police Service. |
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Discipline among these rear echelon troops was not always good. |
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Mauldin penned them from his own experiences in the war and used them to poke fun at commanders, rear echelon solders, the enemy and the everyday life of men under fire. |
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To mislead the enemy as to the direction of the main strike, staging areas, forward movement, and second echelon deployment lines can be simulated. |
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The view may look bright at the top GOP echelon, but that does not appear to be the attitude of the rank and file. |
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The echelon below were 18-year-old Olders, overseeing Babies and Tinies as young as 10 in the final rung. |
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Unlike the defense of Stalingrad, the fronts had a two-echelon operational disposition of forces where tank armies for the first time formed the second echelon. |
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In principle, it is the upper echelon officials that set the framework conditions of tourism transport. |
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The Bombers, however, continue to impress and fully deserve their place in the upper echelon. |
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Others interpret his conviction as the result of infighting among the top echelon of China's politicians. |
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Most complaints are made against-lower echelon officers who have greater contact with the public. |
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The operational level is not defined by the number and size of forces or the echelon of headquarters involved. |
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To date, no vacancy notices for top echelon posts are published, nor are relevant job descriptions established. |
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The regional echelon appears to be the best suited for rapid and effective implementation. |
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Police organisation in the Sudan remains at the lowest echelon amongst the National security organisations. |
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The 21st and 70th armies of the front operated in the second echelon. |
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Air carriers provide better training in customer service from the top echelon of management to the front-line employees. |
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They are top echelon VIP people who are leaders of Nations that will be there to host other Nations coming from around the world. |
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In the last five months, Nalbandian has proven that he deserves to be considered among the other greats in the upper echelon of the tennis world. |
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Mississippi also moves out of the lower echelon solidly improving to 41st from 46th on its rock-bottom costs. |
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The film is going to be a huge critical and commercial hit, vaulting Stoller into the upper echelon of Hollywood comedy directors. |
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The plan was to take all four Hummers overhead the field for a diamond fly-by, then depart and re-enter as a division in starboard echelon for the break. |
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But now thieves have found an easy payday from the upper echelon of the periodic table. |
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To crack the upper echelon of women's tennis requires hard work, determination, skill and the heart of a champion. |
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These figures shocked the military, and its upper echelon was very resistant to addressing these new findings initially. |
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Cpl Mark Quade: I'm the second best on the floor and I'm down here, and then you have your upper echelon and it's up there. |
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Maybe we need to catch less, sell them at a higher price, and keep them in the upper echelon. |
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Not only that, but only those in the upper echelon of the Prime Minister's Office and their staff knew about this fund. |
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First, Member States are concerned with the necessity of securing the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity of United Nations top echelon officials. |
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Threat Mapper is designed for use at the tactical level, although it can be used at any echelon. |
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Being referenced by a member of the first echelon is mandatory for access to the second and third echelon. |
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State's entry into the game's upper echelon. |
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That's affected the upper echelon of the real estate market. |
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The upper echelon of £100K-plus earners has increased at a good rate too. |
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Mr. Richard Abram: I understand the upper echelon coming out with a directive and getting bonuses, but in reality you have to think of the bottom line here. |
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Anecdotal evidence suggests that some countries and companies that have attempted to limit the working hours of upper echelon workers have failed to do so. |
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Police and prosecutors need to be able to go after the luxury cars and the million dollar homes that upper echelon gang members flaunt in our communities. |
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Developed in 1936 by R. C. Palmer in Summerland, B. C., the Spartan quickly rose to the upper echelon of the apple pantheon, and is still the third-most widely grown apple in that province. |
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An additional 23 search warrants were executed by Drug Section on suspected stash houses and locations associated with middle to upper echelon drug traffickers during this time. |
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While she would agree that she has not played her best tennis as of late, there is no question that the young Serbian needs to defend these championship points to remain among the upper echelon of players. |
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But though he has accomplished more than most before his 21st birthday, Murray has yet to break into the upper echelon of the sport like Djokovic has. |
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The upper echelon doesn't care about the soldiers any more, or the troops. |
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Highlighting the first round of play were the 16 countries who qualified for the elite World Group while Canada competed in the Americas Zone Group I to get a shot at advancing to the upper echelon. |
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The animated 20-year old then cemented his place in the upper echelon of the men's game by striking down Federer en route to his first major title at this year's Australian Open in January. |
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While Andreev, who turned 25 just last week, has yet to add to his trophy collection since that memorable season three years ago, he has proven he belongs in the upper echelon of the sport. |
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However, after an up and down 2006 campaign where she battled some personal issues, many expected Hantuchova to fold and lose her place at the upper echelon of the game, but luckily for fans that was not to be the case. |
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After landing, it soon began to rake up high casualties so that by the fall of Belgium and Holland, the regiment was getting largely untrained reinforcements, plucked from the large rear echelon of the army. |
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The military victory by the Sri Lankan armed forces over the LTTE and the elimination of the Tamil Tigers' command echelon have led to the security situation in Sri Lanka quietening down. |
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The N. C. A. A., at the upper echelon of Division I, is an unseemly universe of exploitation with administrators, coaches, boosters and players using one another in an exploitive dance. |
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There's sometimes a discrepancy between those at the higher echelon level and individuals who would say that they were told to just suck it up, that it wasn't manly to come out and talk about this. |
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Mike, who was a year or two my junior, took down his rope and threw out a nice stand-up loop that trapped the hind feet of a rear echelon cow. |
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But for the past decade, the US forces in Kuwait have been rear echelon forces supporting the combat forces in Iraq. |
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He had little use for amenities that tend to grow up around the rear echelon, much to the chagrin of a few of his ISAF colleagues. |
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But stuck in the rear echelon and railbound he was never going to have anything other than plenty of difficulty getting a run. |
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His notability and his leader's status of opinion make a partner favoured to the national echelon and the source of information admitted at international level. |
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I think Tina is the first woman who has gotten into that echelon. |
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Yet some pessimism persists in the top echelon of corporate America. |
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Couture shows – the highest echelon of fashion, with made-to-measure frocks, private clients and six-figure prices – always highlight the craft of fashion as well as the fantasy. |
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The proposed regional training programme on first echelon repair of laboratory equipment scheduled to be held in June 1990 in India was highlighted. |
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They deliver on their promises, meet deadlines, provide effective follow up and communicate with staff in a professional manner and are considered to be in the top echelon of suppliers to various federal organizations. |
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To compensate, my hand wove a defensive echelon, drawing proto-matter from the vcast generator to create a floating shield. |
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He also refused to make necessary personnel appointments, and as a result the whole top echelon of the Ming administration became understaffed. |
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Are you allowed to write about battle from the rear echelon? |
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And although Narc isn't quite in the same classic echelon as those two pictures, it's still a excellent effort from director Joe Carnahan and his two leading men. |
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The Fleet ranges from cruising keelboats and sports boats through to the highest echelon of Grand Prix level racers, as well as one sizzlingly fast trimaran. |
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At seventeen, Ingalls was too young to join, and with his family connections, he certainly could have avoided the war or sought a plum rear echelon desk job. |
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To be eligible participants must have returned from either Afghanistan or Iraq within the past 24 months and have served in a combat or in a rear echelon support unit. |
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