• As the Americans and their Iraqi army allies successfully hunt them down elsewhere in Iraq, many have gravitated to Mosul.

    ECONOMIST: Iraq

  • His controversial reproach had the support of influential Americans who wanted their army to learn the art of counter-insurgency that it had abandoned after Vietnam.

    ECONOMIST: Britain's armed forces

  • Mr. ABBAS SALEH (Sunni Volunteer): (Through translator) If we cannot handle the situation, we coordinate with the Americans and the Iraqi army, otherwise, we do everything ourselves.

    NPR: Refugees Returning to Iraq Find Homes Occupied

  • He and Rogers were the only African-Americans in the office with Army backgrounds.

    NEWYORKER: A Soldier��s Legacy

  • Walgreen and CVS took advantage of the crisis to convince a growing number of state regulators that pharmacists should be allowed to have the expanded role as a way to save lives and potentially money by getting more Americans flu shots from an army of pharmacists.

    FORBES: How Flu Shots Became Big Sales Booster For Walgreen, CVS

  • Commentators close to the security establishment express the fear that the Americans will now force the Pakistani army to also fight their part of the battle, and that too on Pakistani soil.

    BBC: Obama's perilous Pakistan strategy

  • In his 37-year career, General Austin has continually broken barriers for African-Americans in the U.S. Army.

    WHITEHOUSE: Lloyd Austin to Lead U.S. Central Command

  • Capitalizing on Americans' generosity and aversion to taxes, an army of middlemen is on the loose, peddling complex and sometimes very shaky schemes for charitable gifts.

    FORBES: The new giving game

  • The Americans argue that Haiti doesn't need an army.

    ECONOMIST: Is Haiti getting better?

  • From the start, the Pakistan army objected to the occupation of Kabul by the Afghan Northern Alliance, the initial domination of the government by non-Pashtuns, and the refusal of the Americans to involve Pakistan in helping rebuild the Afghan army.

    BBC: Deepening military rift between the US and Pakistan

  • The Americans don't seem to mind that the Confederate Army wore the color.

    WSJ: Tina Gaudoin on Style: Twenty Five Shades of You Know What��

  • In practice, the Americans welcome any chance to weaken Mr Hussein's army.

    ECONOMIST: Iraq: Forgotten | The

  • After the Americans entered the second world war in 1941 he joined the army.

    ECONOMIST: Bill Blass

  • In theory, the Americans are putting faith in Iraq's own police and army to take over as soon as possible.

    ECONOMIST: Iraq

  • It had been surgically sheared as punishment for deserting the army, and he wants to know if the Americans can surgically restore it.

    ECONOMIST: Postwar Iraq

  • Some Latin Americans, such as Oscar Arias, former president of (army-free) Costa Rica, are dismayed: he fears regional arms races, and argues that it is still up to the United States to prevent them.

    ECONOMIST: The United States looks south

  • That includes an army of the unemployed or underemployed of over 26 million Americans.

    FORBES: There Are No Longer Any Excuses For Obamanomics

  • In the summer of 2004, Sanchez was replaced by General George Casey, whose main objective was to train an Iraqi Army and police force to take over so that the Americans could get out.

    NEWYORKER: General Principles

  • The linchpin of the region is Uganda, with its powerful army, influential president, successful economy and the friendship of Americans and Europeans.

    ECONOMIST: The Hutu-Tutsi divide

  • Opinion polls this week showed 54% of Americans in favour of pulling troops out of Afghanistan even before the Afghan army is ready to take over.

    ECONOMIST: Afghanistan

  • Many of them were members of the Iraqi Army and the police, which had been trained largely by the Americans.

    NEWYORKER: General Principles

  • He has sacked two senior Afghan army commanders, who were allegedly implicated in passing faulty intelligence to the Americans.

    ECONOMIST: Another blow to the war to win hearts and minds

  • Mr Crocker added that Muqtada al-Sadr, perhaps the most powerful anti-American Iraqi Shia leader, has now told his men to stop attacking Iraqis or Americans, prompted perhaps by widespread revulsion at attacks by his militia, the Mahdi Army, on fellow-Shia worshippers in the holy city of Karbala.

    ECONOMIST: America and Iraq

  • The liberation of former Colombian presidential candidate, Ingrid Betancourt, along with three Americans and eleven Colombian hostages was not just an exemplary military operation carried out by the Colombian army but was an action that could have far wider implications.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Implications of the Colombian Hostage Rescue

  • The army cannot fight the war without the right equipment and it is important to see the Americans coming up with the goods.

    ECONOMIST: Letters

  • Washington (CNN) -- On the eve of a day of action aimed at an African militia leader, a bipartisan group of senators is inviting Americans to sign on as co-sponsors of legislation condemning Joseph Kony and his Lord's Resistance Army.

    CNN: Senators invite Americans to sign anti-Kony legislation

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