Last February, the Greeneville smashed into the Ehime Maru, a Japanese fishing school boat, during a rapid surfacing exercise near Hawaii.
In the Lords (3pm) peers will canter through the committee stage of the House of Commons Commission Bill - as I write, no amendments have been tabled (which is not a particular surprise since it would not be considered good form for the Lords to interfere in an internal Commons measure) so this is likely to be a rapid, formal exercise.
In September 2014, about 200 soldiers of the brigade participated in the Rapid Trident exercise near Lviv in western Ukraine.
Removing 'ghost workers' and conducting a rapid recruitment exercise, raising salaries and bringing in a system to ensure that staff were actually at work were the top priorities, and the evidence suggests that these were done with some effectiveness.
A one-paged survey questionnaire asking for information such as the number of health workers working in the clinics, their training, and the services provided by the clinics was used for the rapid mapping exercise.
To prepare the sampling frame for the selection of FSWs from each hot spot (place where FSWs congregate to solicit clients), a rapid mapping exercise was conducted using key informant interviews with local community members, police staff, and social workers.
In short, the suggestion on the SCI website (http://www.imperial.ac.uk/schisto, accessed on November 15th 2008) that the rapid mapping exercise illustrates that there is a "realistic chance of bringing bilharzia infection in Uganda to below an intensity level at which it is a major public health problem" is surely open to question.
Senior members of the ECB appear to be conducting a rapid-fire exercise to get Germany onside.
To ascertain a star's interests, G.P.G. uses a rapid-fire exercise called "the one hundred questions".
