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• Paratroop
  '''Paratroop''' is a designation applied to infantry soldiers or units, trained and equi ...try, amd a wide range of national, local, and informal designations. While paratroop units up to corps size fought in the Second World War,<ref>The First Allied
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• Paratroop/Related Articles
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• Airborne (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|Paratroop}} ...so can refer to military units that either have, or historically have had, paratroop qualification:
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• Paratrooper
  #REDIRECT [[Paratroop]]
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• Jean Gilles/Definition
  Commander of French [[paratroop|airborne]] forces in the [[Indochinese revolution]]
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• The Parachute Regiment (U.K)/Definition
  The operational [[paratroop]] unit of the [[British Army]]
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• Caterpillar Club/Related Articles
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• Parachute
  ...used for emergency escape from aircraft in distress, [[air assault]] by [[paratroop]]s, and the sport of skydiving.
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• Battle of Na San/Related Articles
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• Strategic airlift/Definition
  ...heaters; while usually among bases, special cases can include long-range [[paratroop]] or [[special operations]] delivery to a combat area
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• Paratroop
  '''Paratroop''' is a designation applied to infantry soldiers or units, trained and equi ...try, amd a wide range of national, local, and informal designations. While paratroop units up to corps size fought in the Second World War,<ref>The First Allied
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• Maxwell Taylor/Definition
  [[U.S. Army]] officer who commanded [[paratroop|Airborne]] units in the [[Second World War]], he rose to full general and [
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• Battle of Sicily/Related Articles
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• Red Army
  In addition, the [[Paratroop|airborne]] forces were under central control of the combined General Staff
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• World War II, air war, Mediterranean and European tactical operations/Related Articles
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• Fort Bragg
  ...[[Pope Air Force Base]], which is the main air support facility for U.S. [[paratroop]] operations, including airlift and close air support.
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• Infantry/Related Articles
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