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evacuation or
evacuate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Evacuation or
Evacuate may
refer to:
Casualty evacuation (CASEVAC),
patient evacuation in...
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armoured divisions. On the
first day, only 7,669
Allied soldiers were
evacuated, but by the end of the
eighth day, 338,226 had been
rescued by a hastily...
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Evacuation immediate (SAME code: EVI) is a
warning issued through the
Emergency Alert System (EAS) in the
United States to
notify the
public of a mandatory...
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Afghans that
managed to be
evacuated could be
eligible for asylum. The
Dutch emb****y's 207
staffers and
their families had
evacuated to the
Netherlands days...
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Evacuation Day may
refer to:
Evacuation Day (M****achusetts), the
anniversary of
departure of
British army on
March 17, 1776,
celebrated in
Greater Boston...
- snow
killed still more men from exposure.
Suvla and
Anzac were to be
evacuated in late December, the last
troops leaving before dawn on 20 December....
- five
pilots evacuated 75–80
soldiers one or two at a time.
Aeromedical evacuation Air
ambulance Air
medical services Casualty evacuation "Medevac bill"...
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Aviation Administration requires that
aircraft have to be able to be
evacuated within 90 seconds. This
criterion has to be
checked before approval of...
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Evacuation of the
Crimea (November 13–16, 1920) was an
event in the
Russian Civil War, in
which the
Government of
South Russia evacuated over sea from...
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Casualty evacuation, also
known as
CASEVAC or by the
callsign Dustoff or
colloquially Dust Off, is a
military term for the
emergency patient evacuation of casualties...
