These are listed below (in the template to the right), ranging from the Household Cavalry to the Army Physical Training Corps and the Royal Logistic Corps.

The First Nations Training Corps, which is now part of the Workplace Diversity Employment Office, has been substantially expanded to meet the demand for training.

The office incorporates and builds on the success of the First Nations Training Corps and a new training and work experience program for people with disabilities has been initiated.

The Corps Network, known originally as the National Association of Service and Conservation Corps (NASCC), works to expand and enhance corps type programs throughout the country.

Technical Aid Corps (TAC)

Peace Corps Suspends Program in Jordan, Peace Corps press release (23 November 2002), online at www.peacecorps.gov.

SCC formed as a merger of the Southwest Youth Corps and the Youth Corps of Southern Arizona.

Peace Corps Program to Reopen in Jordan, Peace Corps press release (22 July 2004), online at www.peacecorps.gov.

a close protection corps (CPR)

Kosovo Protection Corps key achievements

I Corps ( First Corps ) was an army corps in existence as an active formation in the British Army for most of the 80 years from its creation in the First World War until the end of the Cold War, longer than any other corps.

Kosovo Protection Corps priority standards challenges

Peace Corps Suspends Program in Guinea Bissau All Volunteers Evacuated Safely, Peace Corps press release (13 June 1998), online at www.peacecorps.gov.

The Kosovo Protection Corps (KPC) is a training ground for Albanian extremist groups committed to violence the KPC is preparing to become an army, in direct violation of resolution 1244 (1999).

The Corps Network began in 1985, when the nation's first 24 Corps directors banded together to secure an advocate at the federal level and a repository of information on how best to start and manage a corps.

See Morocco Welcomes New Peace Corps Volunteers to Work in Health and Environment, Peace Corps press release (3 June 2004), online at www.peacecorps.gov.

1966 1967 Administration of the Swiss Peace Corps.

Marine Corps In the U.S. Marine Corps, an individual's security team is called a Personal Security Detachment and are assigned to Personal Security Company.

Pursuant to that recommendation, the Institute, in conjunction with the Government of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, will shortly finalize a programme to address the need for training of African police corps in specialized fields.

Designation never adopted by the U.S. Navy or U.S. Marine Corps.

The three mechanized brigades will be placed directly under the new Third Corps at Baden, although in the future one brigade may be assigned to each of the three corps.

The initial clash of the war was at Montebello on 20 May, a battle between an Austrian Corps under Stadion and a single division of the French I Corps under Forey.

3. Notes the emphasis placed on the development of mechanisms to facilitate the local management of humanitarian emergencies, through the organization and participatory involvement and empowerment of affected communities and the training of the members of local volunteer corps

The training schedule has been accelerated as a result, five battalions (or kandaks) representing a total of 3,000 soldiers, are trained simultaneously. Upon graduation, kandaks are deployed to the regional corps to undertake joint operations with the coalition forces.

During World War II Austin served in the British Intelligence Corps, MI6.

It was built by Sikorsky Aircraft for the United States Marine Corps.

Sooner or later, Young argued, meritocratic elites cease to be open they see to it that their children have a better chance than the offspring of the pioneer corps or home help corps.

The Italian Expeditionary Corps in Russia fought under General Giovanni Messe, who acknowledged the limitations of his Corps in material and equipment and thus was relieved of his command on November 1, 1942.

Indeed, the Pentagon wants to enlarge the Marine Corps and Special Operations forces.

In September 1919, he transferred to the Medical Reserve Corps as a major.

So, where Hiatt sees a press corps that was a little too cowardly about overseeing the Bush administration, Frankel sees a press corps where a sloppy and confusing process is nevertheless doing a reasonable job.

Peace Corps volunteer Duncan, writing about racism in Morocco, touches on a similar theme.

Soon after she became pregnant, the Corps of Discovery arrived near the Hidatsa villages.

Currently, these teams are resourced by the US Army and the US Marine Corps.

The last A 6E Intruder left U.S. Marine Corps service on 28 April 1993.

There were not enough women in economic and technical posts or the diplomatic corps.

He was accompanied by approximately 140 members of the diplomatic corps accredited in Germany.

The first woman Major General was appointed in the Army Medical Corps in 2001.

Seventeen ANA battalions, or Kandaks, have been reorganized into one corps with three brigades.

Even a revitalization programme component as simple as the computerization of personnel processes cannot take off without a corps of information and communication technology specialists and without the exposure of non specialists (in line as well as administrative and finance units) to computer literacy training.

But much of the problem stems from an under briefed, undereducated, and uncurious press corps.

The European Space Agency similarly uses the term astronaut for members of its Astronaut Corps.

By the end of October, the Russian Caucasus Corps was in danger of being surrounded.

During his national service in the IDF he became a major in the Artillery Corps.

Their expulsion in late 1943 involved one of the bloodiest battles in US Marine Corps history.