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Redeployment is a
collection of
short stories by
American writer Phil Klay. His
first published book, it won the 2014
National Book
Award for
Fiction and...
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cutter in combat. (William H. Thiesen, Ph.D.,
Atlantic Area Historian)
Redeployment ****istance
Inspection Detachments (RAID)
consisted of
Coast Guardsmen...
- The
Protocol Concerning the
Redeployment in Hebron, also
known as the
Hebron Protocol or
Hebron Agreement, was
signed on 17
January 1997 by Israel, represented...
- The Russo-****anese War (****anese: 日露戦争, romanized: Nichiro sensō, lit. '****anese-Russian War'; Russian: русско-японская война, romanized: russko-yaponskaya...
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These groups can be deplo****
overseas or in
combat zones, as well as be
redeplo**** very
easily after deployment has
already occurred. They are a
liquid ****et...
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launched its
second insurrection in
Southern Sri Lanka,
necessitating redeployment of the IPKF in 1990. In
October 1990, the LTTE
expelled Sri
Lankan Moors...
- The Iraq War (Arabic: حرب العراق, romanized: ḥarb al-ʿirāq),
sometimes called the
Second Persian Gulf War was a
protracted armed conflict in Iraq from...
- of ****an. The U.S. Army
Service Forces estimated in
their do****ent "
Redeployment of the
United States Army
after the
Defeat of Germany," that between...
- "Area-wide
transition to open
access is possible: A new
study calculates a
redeployment of
funds in Open Access". www.mpg.de/en. Max
Planck Gesellschaft. 27...
- Authority, and only
partial Israeli military control,
although Israel has
redeplo**** its
troops and
reinstated full
military administration during periods...
