They include the Russian military's 42nd motorized division, a brigade of Interior Ministry troops and a unit of border guards.
On the back of those communications, Trudeau said, the South Sudan government dispatched a response force from its National Security Service followed up by a unit of presidential guards, and as a result the rampage was stopped.
Russia has denied that its troops entered Ukrainian territory, saying that a column of armoured vehicles spotted on the border was a unit of border guards patrolling the frontier.
Beneath Shatili's dark stone towers a unit of Georgian border guards camped beside the river watch what is happening with wary eyes.
BAGHDAD, May 14 -- Iraq's Interior Ministry has taken its first steps to rein in the Facilities Protection Service, a unit of 4,000 building guards that U.S. officials say has quietly burgeoned into the government's largest paramilitary force, with 145,000 armed men and no central command, oversight or paymaster.
BAGHDAD, May 13 -- Iraq's Interior Ministry has taken its first steps to rein in the Facilities Protection Service, a unit of 4,000 building guards that U.S. officials say has quietly burgeoned into the government's largest paramilitary force, with 145,000 armed men and no central command, oversight or paymaster.
Moreau welcomed the outbreak of the Revolution in the following year and immediately organized a unit of the national guard at Rennes.
A statement from the group said that "a lion from our brigade" had "staged a heroic attack on a unit of the apostate [Iraqi] guard". That bombing destroyed several cars and left bystanders soaked in blood, witnesses said.
Letters by soldiers in the Scots Guards, a unit of the British Expeditionary Force, relating to campaigns on the Western front during World War I. Passenger list of a flight from Rome to Munich, 1950 July 1, including the names of members of the family of Bruno Pontecorvo, British atomic scientist who defected to the Soviet Union.
Burkina Faso held successful elections in November, two months after a short-lived coup by a unit of the country's presidential guards.
It contained formidable guards units such as the Varangian Guard, the 'Immortals' (a unit of heavy cavalry) stationed in Constantinople and the Archontopouloi, recruited by Alexios from the sons of dead Byzantine officers, and also levies from the provinces.
