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- <p>This program owes a great deal to the Commander, Fort Devens, members of the 12th
- Special Forces G""P (Airborne) and from the 142d Military Intelligence Battalion
- (Linguist) UANG, who have given the Nonresident Instruction Division, DLIFLC the benefit
- of their great experience as subject matter experts in the development of the field test
- edition of this Special Forces Russian Functional Program. Special thanks are also
- extended to the faculty of the DLIFLC Russian Department for their valuable
- collaboration in translating this lesson on COMBAT INTELLIGENCE -REPORTING OF
- INFORMATION, and in developing the questions and glossaries.</p>
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