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