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... forces ( which have some 300,000 troops stationed in the republic ) and those of other Communist countries . There are also armed combat groups and the VP . These forces ( equipped with Soviet weapons ) , along with Soviet troops and ...
... forces ( which have some 300,000 troops stationed in the republic ) and those of other Communist countries . There are also armed combat groups and the VP . These forces ( equipped with Soviet weapons ) , along with Soviet troops and ...
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... force on a body produced by many masses represented as Mi , where the subscript i stands for the positions 1 , 2 , . . . n , the individual forces must be vectorially added together , as force has direction as well as magnitude ...
... force on a body produced by many masses represented as Mi , where the subscript i stands for the positions 1 , 2 , . . . n , the individual forces must be vectorially added together , as force has direction as well as magnitude ...
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... forces of farm police , customs guards , and forest police and a Harbour Corps . Armed forces . The Greek armed forces consist of an army , navy , and air force recruited on the basis of com- pulsory military service for all male ...
... forces of farm police , customs guards , and forest police and a Harbour Corps . Armed forces . The Greek armed forces consist of an army , navy , and air force recruited on the basis of com- pulsory military service for all male ...
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