Sentence examples for of support forces from inspiring English sources
"The timetable by the end of 2014 is the right timetable for us to be completely withdrawn from Afghanistan, other than a small footprint of support forces," he said during a November debate.
But Mr. Romney also said in a primary debate that the end of 2014 "was the right timetable for us to be completely withdrawn from Afghanistan, other than a small footprint of support forces".
He added that "the timetable, by the end of 2014, is the right timetable for us to be completely withdrawn from Afghanistan, other than a small footprint of support forces".
Those deployments include a 4,000-strong 4,000-strongf trainers from the 4th brigade of the 82nd Airborne Division, 17,000 other contingentofs, a 2,800-strainersmbat aviation brigade and thousands ofrompportheorces whose placement was not publicly announced, the Pentagon said.
The increase of 10,000 to 15,000 soldiers would give McChrystal one U.S. advisory brigade of about 5,000 troops to speed the development of Afghan forces and a large number of support forces to include engineers, route-clearance teams and helicopters.
Poverty, forced marriage and lack of support force children to drop out.
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Lack of support forced the finished film to sit for two years before finally being released on April 26 , 2002 and it would go on to become the lowest grossing film in the franchise at the domestic box office.
The "Reagan Doctrine" was the name given to the administration's policy of supporting forces fighting Soviet-backed governments in Afghanistan, Nicaragua and Angola.
The importance of this last matrix is in the calculation of the support forces.
In early April, Duke of York, King George V, and the carrier Victorious formed the core of a support force that patrolled between Iceland and Norway to cover several convoys to the Soviet Union.
