They swear and they brag; they are the self-proclaimed leaders of an "army of fit, sexy, vegan soldiers".
The country that supposedly scorns American capitalism has spawned global companies that feed the American army (Sodexho), fit tyres on American cars (Michelin) and put the gloss on American lips (L'Oréal).
In 1918 the army camps fit the model by being characterised by a high number of contacts between people and by a high case-fatality rate, sometimes 5 to 8 times higher than the case-fatality rate among civilian communities [23], [24].
The army is a fit man's business and I am a broken soldier".
Decked out in camouflage and desert boots, they were attending a 10-day Master Resilience Trainer course meant to help create a more psychologically fit army.
He was also obsessed with the army and keeping fit - often going to bed in a sleeping bag on his bedroom floor, his friend of 30 years, Carl Wood, 58, told London's Woolwich Crown Court.
This reflects data in young fit army volunteers dehydrated by walking and fluid restriction in a hot environment, where only one of 36 volunteers who were clearly dehydrated (fluid loss assessed by weight loss) had raised serum sodium plasma osmolality, with a threshold of 301 mOsm/kg, reflected hydration status much better than serum sodium.
Even then, using state armies that way fit the Constitution's definition of treason; it was simply expedient after the war to let the matter go.
Putin inherited an army that was not fit for purpose.
Neither army was in a fit state to continue action the next day, so an armistice was agreed and the Egyptians returned home.
