In releasing the letters, Mr. Bremer said he wanted to refute the suggestion in Mr. Bush's comment that Mr. Bremer had acted to disband the army without the knowledge and concurrence of the White House.
In releasing the letters, Bremer said he wanted to refute the suggestion in Bush's comment that Bremer had acted to disband the army without the knowledge and concurrence of the White House.
The ability to speak "Army", and knowledge of the conduct of land, sea and air operations, would prove important in his selection for his next post.
And the knowledge economy?
Prepare with the equipment and the knowledge.
Despite the debate surrounding the laying of the barrier minefield, McNeill and Ekins later described Graham as a "clever and imaginative" commander, who was "widely regarded as having one of the best minds in the army", and who's "broad knowledge and fair approach earned him the respect of his subordinates".
In the army, he drew satisfaction from the knowledge that the safety of the men and women he led, as well as the nation he served, depended on the quality of his work.
Dr. Khan said that the army had "complete knowledge" of the shipment of used P-1 centrifuges to North Korea.
The video explains how one should massage thighs - it's very specific, but with over 200 million views, we can only hope that there's now a whole army of people armed with the knowledge to massage thighs effectively.
Bowing to growing resentment of its military presence, its government earlier this summer redeployed nearly all its 25,000 troops in Lebanon away from the crowded coastal plain.Last week's arrests, carried out by Lebanon's Syrian-backed army intelligence service, apparently without the knowledge of the elected government, have interrupted this momentum.
