Specifically, the suit claims that the military's "Leaders First" policy, which states that women can't join combat battalions until two or more "women leaders" are already in those battalions, is discriminatory.
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Last month, two battalions from the same base got deployed.
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Two battalions will be American, one German and one British.
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Alas, Europeans still seem better at producing bureaucracy than battalions.
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Reducing the number of infantry battalions from 2367 to 25.
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NATO had already agreed to establish battalions of 800 to 1,200 multinational troops in Poland, Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia, as well as a brigade of four more battalions to be based in Romania and Bulgaria.
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Battalions are good against enemy armies but especially helpful against monsters.
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The Russians have two operational battalions, each with about 36 missiles.
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Finally, the alliance must demonstrate readiness to quickly reinforce these battalions.
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Then two battalions of tanks traded artillery on a European countryside.
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It also ordered in two more battalions to secure the area.
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Especially in northern Spain, anarchists formed battalions that were organized by consent.
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Ukraine's volunteer battalions were the first to use drones in the war.
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Two military sources told Reuters that Maung Maung Soe oversaw battalions Nos.
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The Israeli military is preparing to deploy 11 battalions along the fence.
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The size of battalions vary across NATO, from 600 to 1,000 soldiers.
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We are now down to [fielding] four battalions in fiscal year 2020.
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The size of battalions vary across NATO, from 600 to 1,303 soldiers.
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Another formation waiting to mobilize at "Zero Hour" calls itself the Peace Battalions.
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The key groups leading the operation against the Rohingya have been battalions Nos.
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Corrupt officials roam free, and armed "volunteer battalions" operate on their own terms.
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Ten battalions of communist soldiers assaulted Hue, which quickly fell under enemy control.
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Of the 21945 South Vietnamese regular maneuver battalions, 21920 were rated combat effective.
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Four battalions of soldiers would be organized into the Ganga Eco-Task Force.
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Only three battalions are currently operational, nowhere near enough to secure the country.
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Fortify Rights says that at least 27 Myanmar Army battalions, with up to 11,000 soldiers, and at least three combat police battalions, with around 900 personnel, participated in the bloodletting that began in late August and continued for weeks afterward.
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Slowly they were able to organize themselves under the name of the Mosul Battalions.
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The main resistance group is known as Kataib al-Mosul, or the Mosul Battalions.
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We will mobilize battalions of pro bono attorneys to defeat him in the courts.
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Right now, we have three different Army National Guard battalions working throughout the region.
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The three Marine Tank Battalions compete to determine the Corps' most lethal tank crew.
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That's because in the world of Sondheim, feelings never come singly but in battalions.
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The Israeli army sent in additional battalions to the West Bank following the announcement.
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Administration officials said the Russians now have two battalions of the prohibited cruise missile.
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NATO disagrees, insisting that the four battalions are a tripwire for engaging the whole alliance.
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On March 7, 1966, two battalions, one American and one South Vietnamese, retook Long Huu.
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There is no doubt that the Imam Ali Battalions are a bunch of war criminals.
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Xelil said the new battalions were not taking part in the operation to encircle Raqqa.
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To bolster its eastern defenses, NATO has agreed to establish battalions of 800 to 1,200 multinational troops in four member nations in Eastern Europe — Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland — as well as a brigade of four battalions to be based in Bulgaria and Romania.
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The United States, Germany and Britain are set to lead battalions of about 1,000 troops each.
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This month, NATO announced the deployment of four multinational battalions to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.
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" He says the Battalions have support across the city: "Everyone gives us intelligence from their area.
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The U.S. has similarly expanded the ranks of Danab into several battalions operating across the country.
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A Texan named Russell Bentley was known to be fighting for one of the Donetsk battalions.
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In 2013, the Russian Defense Ministry announced that it was forming "scientific" and "information operations" battalions.
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Kavanaugh's years in conservative legal circles provided him with battalions of lawyers to join the fight.
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Saudi Arabia has six battalions of US-made Patriot batteries designed to take out incoming missiles.
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British Defense Secretary Michael Fallon said soon after that the UK would lead one of the battalions.
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Gilbert and Michael both joined the RAF and fought in battalions that were—unlike American forces—unsegregated.
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"[T]hese battalions will be robust and they will be multinational," NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.
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"You don't invade with a few battalions, okay?" the U.S. envoy to NATO, Douglas Lute, told reporters.
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The government declared three days of mourning and sent two army battalions to help the emergency services.
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Four multinational battalions of about 1,000 troops each will be stationed in Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Poland.
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Carter acknowledged NATO deliberations included the deployment of the four battalions to the Baltic states and Poland.
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It has even established ultra-Orthodox battalions, allowing those soldiers to combine military service with religious life.
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Mr. Stethem was a Seabee, a member of the Naval Construction Battalions responsible for building wartime infrastructure.
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It also supports the Marine Corps' 24 active infantry battalions and 18 active MV-22 Osprey squadrons.
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As battalions of the 173d Airborne Brigade swept the Tuy Hoa Valley, Communist forces simply avoided contact.
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Salarymen became the shock battalions of Japan's economic miracle, rebuilding the country during an era of turbocharged growth.
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One is assigned to each Ukrainian oblast or province; two additional battalions stand guard on the front lines.
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Additionally, in June the alliance agreed to deploy four multinational battalions in the three Baltic States and Poland.
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During the 2011 protests, Zhuang helped barricade the coastal hamlet of 15,000 people against battalions of riot police.
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Under the plan the contractors would be embedded with Afghanistan's more than 90 combat battalions throughout the country.
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The Israeli military said it was sending additional battalions to the West Bank in response to the protests.
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The investigators have received names of individual perpetrators and the identities of specific battalions allegedly involved, this person said.
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The Israeli government also sent two additional battalions into the West Bank and closed off Hebron and its surroundings.
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It is the Mosul Battalions' message to ISIS: We are here, we are among you, and we are watching.
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Armed battalions have often stormed ministries, government offices and even parliament to exert political pressure or demand higher salaries.
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That division is further broken down into 10 battalions, each with an estimated fighting force of about 400 soldiers.
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In Ukraine, pro-Kiev volunteer battalions and pro-Russian separatist fighters have used small commercial drones in equal measure.
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The residents of Novogrodovka, the closest village, were known to be in regular communication with battalions in the Donbas.
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The AP also quoted U.S. officials who said the drills will involve battalions and companies instead of larger formations.
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NATO diplomats say the United States is likely to command two battalions, with Britain and Germany taking another each.
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"The mother of all battalions" Lutz, who lives in Florida, is affectionately referred to by many in the veterans&apos community as "the mother of all battalions" for her efforts to bring veterans of all stripes together, and prevent more veteran suicides, via the LCpl Janos V Lutz Live To Tell Foundation .
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The NATO battalions are part of a deterrent to be approved by leaders at a summit in Warsaw in July.
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Sweden's reintroduction of a military draft aims to build up the armed forces from three to eight or so battalions.
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And yet of all the police battalions in the East, it had the fourth-highest killing rate of any battalion.
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Russia, Pompeo said, has developed "multiple battalions of the SSC-8 missiles," a move that falls outside the arms agreement.
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He said Russia has developed "multiple battalions of the SSC-8 missiles," a move that falls outside the arms agreement.
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Nowadays, when sorrows come to the global economy, they would seem to come not as single spies but as battalions.
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In addition, they are hosting NATO battalions in their countries as part of a broader bid to deter Russian aggression.
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It was also home to the Seabees, the Navy's engineering and construction battalions, which were stationed at an adjacent base.
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As the head of the student body, Ms. Zorn led the corps' five battalions and 21 companies, some 73,400 cadets.
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The 173rd Airborne Brigade was dispatched to Dak To, along with battalions of the Fourth Infantry Division under Maj. Gen.
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Kilic said some battalions spray-painted their names on certain shops as a way of "reserving" them for future looting.
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As we slowly advanced with two battalions, it became obvious that the North Vietnamese had pulled out during the night.
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Franks has said he didn't want to repeat the Soviets' mistakes in Afghanistan by sending "armor battalions" into the mountains.
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Across Parris Island, commanders of the different training battalions were contending with hazing allegations ranging from abusive language to assault.
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The alliance has largely been unified in supporting sanctions on Russia for its actions in Ukraine and in agreeing to deploy military battalions of 800 to 1,200 multinational troops in Poland, in Lithuania, in Estonia and in Latvia, in addition to a brigade of four more battalions to be based in Romania and Bulgaria.
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To return to compliance with the treaty, Russia must destroy the missiles, three battalions of which have been deployed, Thompson said.
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Sweden has since reduced its armed forces to just three battalions and mothballed, dismantled and sold off many of the airbases.
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RELATED: U.S. sends F-0003 warplanes to Romania Each of the battalions is expected to consist of up to 1,000 soldiers.
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The Baltic States, which include Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, will also receive NATO battalions led by the UK, Canada and Germany.
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Not only were Bashar's battalions pushed back from the city; the rebels then turned west and routed them from Idlib too.
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This time, the building was fortified with water-filled plastic barriers, and several battalions of riot police and other elite units.
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And this person has a special ability where they do extra damage with battalions, so I should focus on their Authority.
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The apparent intention to station four battalions of NATO ground forces in the Baltic Republics is not likely to reduce tensions.
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Over the years, across countless articles and essays, writers have deployed battalions of irony to mock a tradition immune to mockery.
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Not in person, but in battalions of framed photographs staring down from the walls of an American Legion hall circa 1987.
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In the weeks ahead, the Army forces departed and fresh Marine battalions arrived, encountering even bloodier combat than during the siege.
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Many shops in affected malls closed early after battalions of riot police stormed in, pepper spraying crowds and making multiple arrests.
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At least two battalions of First Guards units, or some 3,000 armored troops, are expected to participate in the Belarus maneuvers.
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But they are doing a dubious job, turning out battalions of law-school graduates, for example, who cannot pass the bar.
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Hasson also extensively researched right-wing Russian battalions fighting in Ukraine, including the neo-Nazi-aligned Kornilovsky, and explored volunteer options.
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Outside, battalions of cops in riot gear had to mainly contend with Republican conventioneers stopping to thank them for their service.
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All 14 of the counterterrorism service's fighting battalions have been committed to the Mosul fight, a spokesman for the force said.
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Back then, Third Battalion was located on the other side of the base, far away from the other two male battalions.
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