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...ia. Right or wrong, the effects of a war perceived to be lost in the media, precipitated media safeguards to insure military campaigns in Grenada and Panama would not be lost on television news. While these safeguards and press controls became somewhat tempered by the time of the Gulf War, the Rubicon had been crossed. Military commanders could never again afford to ignore...

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... Chairman of the Chip & Cookie Read Aloud Foundation. Wally Amos has received many honors and awards. He gave the shirt off his back and his battered Panama hat to the Smithsonian Institution's Business Americana Collection. He has been inducted into the Babson College Academy of Distinguished Entrepreneurs, and he received the Horatio Alger Award, The President's Award fo...

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...xperience of joint task forces within each of the five geographically tasked unified commands. This thesis compares JTF operations in Somalia, Haiti, Panama, Northern Iraq,and Hawaii along with current unified command plans for organizing and training JTFs. This thesis concludes that US armed forces are improving their ability to train and organize JTFs effectively. Contin...

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... . . . .19 World War II: The War against Germany . . . . .21 World War II: The War against Japan . . . . .23 Korea and Vietnam . . . .24 Grenada, Panama, and the Persian Gulf War . . . . . 25 Summary . . . . .27 Notes . . . .28 4 PUBLIC AFFAIRS OPTIONS/IMPLICATIONS FOR INFORMATION WARFARE . . . . .31 Three Public Affairs Path Options . . . . .31 Option One: “Hands...

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... extent of what we've been able to investigate, this is the first article about statistical quality control for uterine cervix and vagina cytology in Panama. Nevertheless, we still believe it is important to compare our findings with other labs willing to publish their results, to determine is ours constitute the statistical rule of the region or if they are an statistical...

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...an of the Chip & Cookie Read It Loud! Foundation. Wally Amos has received many honors and awards. He gave the shirt off his back and his battered Panama hat to the Smithsonian Institution`s Business Americana Collection. He has been inducted into the Babson College Academy of Distinguished Entrepreneurs, and he received the Horatio Alger Award, The President`s Award fo...

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... happy man with a big heart, Wally gave the shirt off his back and the battered Panama hat off his head to the Smithsonian Institution's Warshaw Col...

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...ors and awards. He literally gave the shirt off his back and his battered Panama hat to the Smithsonian Institution's Warshaw Collection of Business...

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...the tailored suits of my show business days for Hawaiian print shirts and Panama hats. My smiling countenance became known as "the face that launche... ...elf as part of the image was such a success that my embroidered shirt and Panama hat now reside in the Smith­ sonian National Museum of American Hist...

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...t on two subsequent trips he visited today's Venezuela, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama. He is buried - maybe - in the Dominican Republic. T...

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...reporter. Over the years, he had taken on the tough assignments reporting live during the Panama Invasion, the Island war of Grenada, and from the e...

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.../M., Ferd. Blocher en Hamhurg, R. S. Carter en Balbao Heights, Canal Zone (Panama), I. H. Blackney en Saginaw, Mich. USA. Kelkaj n-roj aperis intertem... ...kongreso okazis ĉiujare. En 1915 okazis en San Francisco dum la Ekspozicio Panama- Paci ka la 11-a UK, organizita de D. E. Parrish, prezidis R. Colqu...

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...ist 209 YELLOW FEVER AND MALARIA IN THE HOT AND WET TROPICS 211 WALTER REED (1851 - 1902) American Military Surgeon and Bacteriologist 212 THE PANAMA CANAL, YELLOW FEVER AND MALARIA 214 WILLIAM CRAWFORD GORGAS (1854 - 1920) American Army Surgeon 215 INSECTICIDES, VECTOR INSECTS AND AGRICULTURE 217 PAUL HERMANN MULLER (1899 - 1965) Swiss Chemist 217 RACHEL CARSON...

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...magazine ApAlAchicolA 37 N o r t h e r n F l o r i d a Ades web magazine pAnAmA beAch 38 N o r t h e r n F l o r i d a Ades web magazine pAnAmA beA...

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...-- Escape of the Freebooters -- A furious bombardment -- An expedition against Panama -- Forcing a way through the tropical growth of Central America ... ... following the capture of an Indian village -- A terrible storm -- In sight of Panama -- A foot race for the field -- A bloody spectacle -- The battle... ... the cavalry -- A gallant charge supported by sharp-shooters -- The capture of Panama -- A riot of murder and rapine -- Inhuman cruelties to prisoners... ...s all his offers -- His brutal efforts to enforce compliance -- The burning of Panama -- Ransom of the Spanish lady by her husband -- Execution of the... ...cross the Isthmus, for the convenience of which an entrepot was established at Panama. This scheme, however, was not productive of any immediate mater... ...next fifty years, but always with the same result. The entrepot established at Panama was also presently abandoned, and the vessels which were sent to... ...ot and debauchery. AN EXCHANGE OF COURTESIES. In the meantime, the governor of Panama had heard the news, and hastily gathering a force rushed to the ... ...lls. Astonished that so few men should be able to accomplish such results, the Panama governor sent a polite message to Morgan, requesting to know wha... ... by some exploit greater than any the Buccaneers had previously attempted. THE PANAMA EXPEDITION. At this time Panama was the largest, the greatest, t...

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...alvador; Grenada; Guatemala; Guyana; Haiti; Honduras; Jamaica; Mexico; Nicaragua; Panama; Paraguay; Peru; Puerto Rico; St. Kitts and Nevis; St. Luci...

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...cil, raucous protestations aside, has rubber-stamped American martial exploits from Panama to Iraq. It seems as though America uses - and thus, perf... ...ters - were aided and abetted by the CIA and the US military. America had to invade Panama to depose the latter and to molest Iraq for the second ti... ...sistently boomerang to haunt it. Both Saddam Hussein in Iraq and Manuel Noriega in Panama were aided and abetted by the CIA and the US military. La... ...were aided and abetted by the CIA and the US military. Later, America had to invade Panama to depose the latter and conquer Iraq for the second time...

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...eria 183 Niue IS I Norfolk Island 1 S5 Norway 186 jO Oman 188 P Pakistan 189 Panama 191 Papua New Guinea 193 Paraguay 194 Peru 195 Philippines 197 Pit... ...c location between Cayman Trench and Jamaica Channel, the main sea lanes for Panama Canal Population: 2,455,536 (July 1987), average annual growth rat... ...; 2,269 km natural gas; 885 km refined products Ports: 2 major, 4 minor 190 Panama Civil air: 30 major transport aircraft Airfields: 117 total, 99 us... ...f isthmus forming land bridge con- necting North and South America; controls Panama Canal that links Atlantic Ocean via Caribbean Sea with Pacific Oce... ...n: 2,274,833 (July 1987), average annual growth rate 2.14% Nationality: noun Panamanian(s); adjec- tive Panamanian Ethnic divisions: 70% mestizo, 14% ... ...nized labor: 17% of labor force (1986) Government Official name: Republic of Panama Type: centralized republic Capital: Panama Administrative division... ...st Vice President (since October 1985); Second Vice President, unfilled 191 Panama (continued) Suffrage 18: universal and compulsory over age 18 Elec... ... Organized Workers (CONATO); National Council of Private Enterprise (CONEP); Panamanian Associa- tion of Business Executives (APEDE) Member of: FAO, G... ...ved earth Inland waterways: 800 km navigable by shallow draft vessels; 82 km Panama Canal Pipelines: crude oil, 130 km Ports: 2 major (Cristobal and B...