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has undertaken a number of deliveries of Russian military products to the armed forces of bahrain, reports tass.
We believe that there is room for improvement in the assistance provided to the Armed Forces by the Defence Material Administration for planning materials and supplying logistics.
This is an acknowledgement we have to give to the armed forces of many European countries, including Spain.
which are taken to the armed forces and law enforcement, there are plenty of little-known
UNESCO was instrumental in providing topographic maps and coordinates to the armed forces of Mali, France
aircraft supplies and deliveries to the armed forces it is possible to lay down special rules for determining the amount of the refund;
We are proud that together with KMW we can offer cost effective training to the Armed Forces.
apportioned primary responsibility to the armed forces.
According to Ukrainian military officials, starting in 2015, in the order of US military assistance was transferred to the armed forces for 13 counter-battery radar AN/TPQ-36 from the presence of the American army.
Defense supplied to the armed forces of many countries to ensure that operations such as the evacuation of the wounded,
expertise critical for the security of supply relating to the defence materiel to be procured will be available to the armed forces even in a crisis situation
several units from the previously sent to the reserve helicopters will be sent to the armed forces of an African ally of Taiwan- the Kingdom of Eswatini(ex Swaziland).
expertise that are critical in terms of the security of supply relating to the defence materiel to be procured will be available to the armed forces even during a crisis
A major element of the analysis support to the Armed Forces is provided directly by FOI operations analysts who are integrated in all of the higher commands, including the staffs of each of the military branches.
which refused to the armed forces, and only the lack of a coherent competition forced civilian efforts to procure a well-deserved"rogue.".
Whereas Member States are to exempt from excise duty products subject to excise duty delivered to the armed forces and organizations referred to in Article 23(1) of Directive 92/12/EEC;
the cold war,">can cause a great damage to the armed forces, military infrastructure