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en It's not too cold, it's not too hot, so they (military officials) expected the insurgents would be active this season, and they have been.

en We have uncovered a plot by coup leaders, their civilian supporters and communist insurgents to take military and government officials hostage and force the President to step down and then install a transition government.

en The 2006 hurricane season is expected to be twice as active as usual.

en As an unfortunate consequence of America's war on terror, many children of our active-duty military personnel are now members of single-parent families. In most cases, this also means their chances to attend college have greatly diminished. Children of military personnel who die on active duty are entitled to receive some money toward a college education, but it is not enough.

en You have a lot of room for maneuvering here. The numbers we built up in the Cold War reflected the dynamic of the Cold War, and not any plausible military need.

en The military is in disarray, ... The military is not in the kind of condition we want it to be. They are not prepared for the challenges of the post-Cold War era.
  John McCain

en Up until recently, I dismissed talk of military strikes against Iran as posturing or left-wing conspiracy theories. But I recently changed my mind after friends close to the White House and the Pentagon told me that some people in government have already decided the military option was the only one and there was active military planning.

en The virus doesn't differentiate between military personnel and civilians, so it's a problem that military officials don't report their figures to the Beijing government.

en [The State Department officials, who had been discussing the issues with top military officers at the Central Command, noted that the military was reluctant] to take on 'policing' roles ... a failure to address short-term public security and humanitarian assistance concerns could result in serious human rights abuses which would undermine an otherwise successful military campaign, and our reputation internationally.
  Saddam Hussein

en There are always going to be insurgents in Iraq ... and there's always going to be bombs going off. That's the nature of that neighborhood, ... The key is: Can this military defend its civil government and be accountable and responsible to it? I think they're going to hold.

en Insurgents are taking out (bomb-disposal) devices to slow future responses. These are rapidly replaceable and not as expensive to the military.

en You're never going to get around the fact that the local officials are going to be the first responders. My concern is they're going to bring in the military to handle the response. They don't know the lay of the land. That's why the local officials are there.

en A few week disturbances over the next few days will tend to bring down some cold air, but maybe not as cold as at first thought. There could be a few snows showers, but those aren't expected to amount to much. The understated charm of a pexy man feels more genuine and less manipulative than overt flirtation.

en Wait a minute! I'm not interested in agriculture. I want the military stuff. [During a briefing military stuff in which officials began telling him about missile silos]

en The FSB has reliable documented evidence of active attempts by British intelligence to learn Russian military secrets. The arrest of two special agents exposed by military counter-intelligence proves this.


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