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1. The army October 26, 2009 An armyAn army (from Latin armata "armed (things)" via Old French armée, "armed" (feminine), in the broadest sense, is the land-based Military of a nation. It may also include other branches of the military such as the air force via means of aviation corps. Within a national military force, the word Army may also mean a field army, which is an operational formation, usually made up of one or more corps. A standing armyA standing army is an army composed of full-time career soldiers who 'stand over', in other words, who do not disband during times of peace. They differ from army reserves who a... (read more) Author: Wendy zong

2. French Government Recommends Nationals Leave Guinea October 16, 2009 The French government is recommending that its nationals leave the volatile West African country of Guinea, nearly three weeks after a brutal army crackdown against protesters. The move comes a day after the International Criminal Court in The Hague said it would investigate the September killings.French officials say they have no immediate plans to evacuate an estimated 2,500 French nationals living in Guinea. But on its Web site, France's foreign ministry strongly urged French not to travel to Guinea and for those currently there to leave. The families of U.S. diplomats in Guinea are also be... (read more)

3. Just Five Minutes Longer - Spirituality Information September 28, 2009 The story has been told and retold countless times about the battle of Waterloo. Poems have been written and songs have been composed detailing every conceivable aspect about it. The English tell it one way and the French share it from a slightly different point of view. History and legend has it that after Napoleon Bonaparte's army was defeated and the Duke of Wellington prevailed over the French, Napoleon was taken away and imprisoned. One day a group of newspaper reporters came to visit. They had obtained permission to hold an interview with the famous French general, Napoleon Bonapart... (read more) Author: William Doyle

4. Steps to Master you Email List Building efforts August 10, 2009 One of the things that i learned from my online business is that you need focus.I Once read in a book that Napoleon Bonaparte had a laser targeted focus that make him the legendary general of the french army. We are designed to focus on one thing at a time, and it's for a reason.You may ask, "How do I build a list?" Any person can do it. It's the best way to make money online. And your marketing cost is virtually nothing. But Lets talk about the most important things:The 80/20 RuleYou must know this rule by now, for instance:If you are in the weight loss niche and that niche is giving you the ... (read more) Author: James Kulman

5. Assess the impact of the Hundred Year's War upon Anglo-French trade July 31, 2009 The Hundred Years’ War was the battle for the French throne that was fought by two royal houses between the years 1337 to 1453. The two contenders for the crown of France were House of Valois and the House of Plantagenet and eventually the crown went to the House of Valois. The war itself lasted for 116 years. Some of the more note worthy names in this battle were names like Joan of Arc, the battle of Agincourt (The English victory over the French army on Oct 25th 1415) and King Henry V of England. There were periods of peace in between however a lot of things suffered in the wake of the fight... (read more) Author: Ray Mason

6. Mali Army Attacks Suspected al-Qaida Militants June 17, 2009 Security forces in Mali have attacked a group of suspected al-Qaida militants at their base near the country's northern border with Algeria. Malian army Colonel Modibo Ndiaye told VOA French to Africa service that at least 17 suspects were killed during Tuesday's raid.The operation took place near the town of Timetrine, located about 400 kilometers north of Timbuktu. It followed the killing of a senior intelligence officer investigating the group al-Qaida of the Islamic Maghreb. The group said it killed a British hostage, Edwin Dyer, on May 31. ... (read more)

7. The Americans on D-Day Film To Debut in Europe May 08, 2009 St. Mere Eglise, Normandy, France, May 07, 2009 — The stars of the world’s largest production – a film on the invasion of Normandy, “The Americans on D-Day,” premieres in the French language Thursday, May 07, 2007. Several hundred local officials, visiting military Dignitaries and stars of the film are expected to attend. “We decided to show it in St. Mere Eglise, Normandy, because it was the first town to be liberated," explained Richard D. Lanni, film director, WW2 Reflections, Dublin, Ireland. Last month about 75 people saw the film in Hollywood at the American Legion Post #43... (read more) Author: George Mc Quade

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