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This had led to the postponement of the ballots [...]

Video footage obtained by the Group shows a wounded former Mai Mai Gédéon lieutenant after a CORAK operation (see annex 13).

The two colonels are former pilots and the lieutenant, according to military officials, has recently followed a two-year pilot’s training course.

(b) General James Kabarebe, the Rwandan Minister of Defence, with the support of his personal secretary Captain Celestin Senkoko, also is a central figure in recruitment and mobilizing political and military support to M23.

At its sixty-fourth session, the General Assembly requested the Scientific Committee to continue its work, including its important activities to increase knowledge of the levels, effects and risks of ionizing radiation from all sources; requested the Scientific Committee to continue at its next session the review of the important questions in the field of ionizing radiation and to report thereon to the Assembly at its sixty-fifth session; and resolved to take a decision on the membership of the Scientific Committee once a decision on resource allocation had been made and after the fifty-seventh session of the Scientific Committee but no later than the end of the sixty-fourth session of the General Assembly (resolution 64/85).

[...] [...] Chief Warrant Officer Ghazi ibn Ahmad [...]

The Council postponed the election of [...] [...]

[...] [...] Coordinator, Navy Captain Eric Steinmyller [...]

It had been dumped behind the Family Club in the Madinah quarter, and showed signs of torture.

The training commander was reportedly Captain Daoud Suleiman, a military officer with expertise in mines and mine clearance operations.

[...] [...] soldiers by an RDF Captain at the beginning [...]

[...] [...] January 2010, by Captain Moussa Dadis [...] [...]

Ndaishimye confirmed the FRD alliance with FNL, the presence of their high command in the United Republic of Tanzania and their having purchased weapons through local Congolese arms dealers.

After finishing school in 1984 in Herzogenaurach, Georg F. W. Schaeffler served two years in the German armed forces (lieutenant in the Air Force reserves).

[...] [...] are present; (c) postponement of the planned outsourcing [...] [...]

Yes, the island of Kefalonia provided the setting for the immensely popular film and novel, ‘Captain Corelli's Mandolin’.

[...] [...] providing care to Captain Moussa Dadis [...]

It was also reported that, following the recommendation of a military court of inquiry, Colonel Bobby Khatri, Captain Sunil Adhikari and Captain Amit Pun were brought to trial before a court martial.

In particular, conflicts between SPLA and a number of insurgents and militia, including forces loyal to Lieutenant-General George Athor (former SPLA), Captain Olonyi (Shilluk milita) and David Yau Yau (Murle milita), resumed, posing a significant threat to civilians in Jonglei, Upper Nile and Unity States.

The group also opened fire on police and law enforcement patrols in the same area, injuring Lieutenant Ahmad Dib and four other policemen from Sukkari and damaging vehicles.

[...] colonels and a young lieutenant.

The FDLR 2nd battalion Commander in South Kivu, Lt Aloys Bizimana, alias Idrissa Bashaka, deserted the movement near Bunyakiri on 10 March 2012, citing specifically the pressure coming from the aggressive Raïa Mutomboki cadres.

An explosive device was detonated at the southern approach to Idlib, killing a first lieutenant and three men and injuring seven others.

I note that Prof XIAO Weiyun has his own view on this issue, and we will give careful consideration to it.

[...] injuring a lieutenant and two soldiers.

In the armed forces, warrant officers, who are responsible for disseminating the principles of the Convention, also regularly use other information materials on the protection of cultural property, designed for both civilians and military personnel, namely

[...] [...] brother, Chief Warrant Officer Sulayman Ahmad Ismail [...]

Regarding section 9(b), as there is no equivalent ranks of "warrant officer, non commissioned officer or military policeman" in CPLA as in the British Forces, and such personnel is generally known as "soldier", it is therefore proposed to adapt the reference to "soldier".

It has been reported that a senior lieutenant (Vardges Tatevosyan from Yerevan, Armenia) and five conscripts (Garegin Hovsepyan from Etchmiatzin, Armenia, Andranik Sargsyan from Yerevan, Armenia, Robert Hovhannisyan from Vanadzor, Armenia, Artyom Minasyan from Charentsavan, Armenia, and Karo Ayvazyan from Yerevan, Armenia), all citizens and residents of Armenia who were sent to serve in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan as part of their military service, were killed as a result of violence and exchange of fire between Armenian militaries.