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G.I.'s have similarly been assigned to train military personnel in the Philippines and in Yemen to improve their antiterrorism techniques.
Soon, Pinky so admires Millie, who has been assigned to train her, that she emulates her in every way possible, declaring, with utmost sincerity, "You're the most perfect person I've ever met".
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The sailors on board were assigned to train Iraqis to use the boats, a navy spokesman said.
In that post, which he held for three months, Mr. Kerik was assigned to train the Iraqi police.
An able swimmer with educational credentials, he was assigned to train recruits to swim under burning fuel.
He studied singing (baritone) at William Penn college in Oskaloosa, and before the US entered the second world war enlisted in the army, where he was assigned to train as a photographer.
At the time of the May 5 shooting in Kabul, the men were working for Paravant LLC, a subsidiary of Xe Services, and under a contract they were assigned to train Afghan soldiers.
Most of the post-2014 force, as envisioned by American commanders, would be assigned to train the Afghans; a smaller element would be made up of Special Operations forces focused on targeting Qaeda operatives.
The other movie is the rarely seen Latino (1985), a passionate, partisan story (with a similar plot line to Medium Cool), in which a Hispanic special services officer serving with US special forces is assigned to train contra rebels to fight Sandinistas in Nicaragua and discovers he's involved in a vicious secret war sponsored by the CIA to overthrow a legitimate leftwing government.
In this example, locomotives ( l1 ), ( l2 ), ( l3 ) are assigned to train 1, 2, and 3, respectively.
It was there that he was assigned to train Babe Ruth, who had just come out of St. Mary's Industrial School for Boys.
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