allied countries

Several allied countries sent their military to train at the School.

Certain courses are also offered to officers of allied countries.

The troops other allied countries have sent to Iraq now and those due to arrive over the summer total about 30,000.

Over its time in service, the base is estimated to have trained around 55,000 personnel from a number of different allied countries.

The program's growing popularity and reputation also began attracting students from allied countries.

"The situation is alarming and may affect a number of allied countries.

In the Allied countries thousands of women enlisted as nurses serving on the front lines.

Allied countries promised to share the costs of the gulf venture, but few payments have been made.

Peace-keeping forces from the allied countries of the region hope to restore order in the coming weeks.

The School also trains cadets on behalf of foreign allied countries.

Only the most senior ambassadors from allied countries meet regularly with government policy makers.

Canadians also served in the militaries of various Allied countries.

But he went wrong in early 1991 as the allied countries were pushing Iraq out of Kuwait.

Meanwhile, allied countries in the late 1930s and 1940s committed monumental resources to wartime scientific research.

The remaining territory would be divided into four zones, each administered by one of the allied countries.

Germany's overseas colonies were divided amongst a number of Allied countries.

The incident seems to be part of a trend by allied countries to tell Washington quietly to scale back spy operations.

Mr. Rumsfeld said those additional forces might be drawn heavily from allied countries.

Other Allied countries have different conceptions of the theaters and/or different names for them.

"Otherwise, the allied countries should show good will and prevent the spread and proliferation of war in the region."

"As soon as those trainers are available, and we've identified them from the allied countries," he said, "they will go in."

Technical and military collaboration with the allied countries.

It helped to rebuild war-damaged educational institutions and libraries in Allied countries.

By the end of the day fifty people had been injured, and the putatively allied countries were once more at each other's throats.

Officials from allied countries that have supported Washington on Iraq were also invited, officials said.