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Subject:Juan mo time: For the serious-minded types ;-) From:Terence Kierans <TKierans -at- TRANSIGO -dot- NET -dot- AU> Date:Thu, 25 Sep 1997 08:55:06 +1000
I viewed the page referenced by the URL you quoted.
I note that a sentence from one of the linked pages ends as follows:
".............enables the Commander to realize his vision of
developing the TRADOC culture in a balanced manner across the Army's
six imperatives."
Maybe it's because I'm an Irish born Australian, but imperative as a
noun!!!!????
I hope most sincerely that this "mission statement" was not written by
a contract TC.
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