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1 seaborne movement of forces
Военный термин: морские перевозки войскУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > seaborne movement of forces
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2 seaborne movement of forces
English-Russian military dictionary > seaborne movement of forces
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3 movement
движение; передвижение; перевозки ( воинские) ; переброска; марш; маневр; ( строевой) прием; см. тж. marchair passenger movement (service-sponsored personnel) — воздушные перевозки военнослужащих и их семей
change of ga(u)ge rail movement — железнодорожные перевозки с перестановкой вагонов на колею другой ширины
rest movement (while marching) — свободное движение в строю [нестроевым шагом]
— logistical movement— tactical movements
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