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The system, tested at White Sands Missile Range, N.M., provides soldiers on the battlefield protection from missile assaults.

But the African Union said 10 had been killed, and the Burundi military, which provides soldiers to the peacekeeping force, said only six had died in the fighting.

US corporation Raytheon has developed the XOS 2 for combat soldiers in the field, while Lockheed Martin has the Hulc, a hydraulic exoskeleton that provides soldiers with the ability to carry loads of about 90kg.

Photographs were also talismanic, providing soldiers with likenesses of their loved ones, and vice versa, as they went off to war.

The military families, in compensation for providing soldiers in perpetuity, enjoyed exemptions from labour services levied by the state on civilian families.

Uganda already has troops controlling the airport in Juba and Kenya has said it will provide soldiers to enhance security in the capital.

NATO indicated today that it was prepared to extend its mission in Macedonia by providing soldiers to guard European observers monitoring the peace process there.

In past wars, the U.S. military has used health-care consultants for therapeutic purposes, to evaluate the combat readiness of soldiers with psychological or physiological problems, and to provide soldiers with counselling and psychotropic drugs.

Some of their aims, such as abortion by choice, brought them into conflict with a regime that said it was a woman's patriotic duty to have a large family to provide soldiers and colonise the country's expanding empire.

And critical capabilities — like NATO's AWACS planes and AGS unmanned vehicles — provide soldiers and pilots with an overview of the situation in the air and on the ground.

Almost all of the 14th- and 15th-century Ottoman conquests in southeastern Europe were distributed as timars to military officers, who in return assumed administrative responsibility in peacetime and provided soldiers and military leadership for the Ottoman army in war.