Saturday, 17 January 2004

FINAL STAGE OF U.S. TRAINING PROGRAM FOR GEORGIAN MILITARY GETS UNDER WAY

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The final, four-month phase of the Train and Equip program launched in the early summer of 2002 was formally inaugurated on 17 January. Thirty U.S.
The final, four-month phase of the Train and Equip program launched in the early summer of 2002 was formally inaugurated on 17 January. Thirty U.S. instructors will train 267 Georgian servicemen of the 11th Motorized Brigade in the use of Russian tanks and light armored personnel carriers. U.S. Ambassador Richard Miles said that the United States will continue training for the Georgian armed forces after the initial Train and Equip program ends. (Interfax)
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