The structure of afghan names
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Department of Defense Visual Information Style Guide
www.dimoc.milMilitary unit names 15 Marine Corps aviation units * 19 Navy aviation units * 19 Chapter 2 References 20 Table 1, Military rank abbreviations (per AP) 20 Table 2, Force structure 22 Table 3, Selected weapons 23 Table 4, Selected aircraft and vehicles 24 Table 5, Afghan provinces 25 Chapter 3 Captioning still and motion imagery 26 The ABCs 26
The 9/11 Commission Report
www.9-11commission.govp.15 Reporting structure,Northeast Air Defense Sector p.32–33 Flight paths and timelines p.49 Usama Bin Ladin p.64 Map of Afghanistan p.148 Khalid Sheikh Mohammed p.238–239 The 9/11 hijackers p.279 The World Trade Center Complex as of 9/11 p.284 The World Trade Center radio repeater system
WRITING AND REPORTING FOR RADIO
www.sjsu.eduKabul has been broadcasting under various names. Since its establishment, Radio Kabul has been under the control of the dominant political power in Afghanistan. During the Taliban rule, Radio Kabul was taken off the air. It returned to the air in 2001, and subsequently the airwaves were opened up to independent radio stations.