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How many U.S. Army officers were killed in Vietnam?
Nearly 7,000 US military officers perished in Vietnam.
How can you use 'precedent' in a sentence?
Unreasonably blocking a contributor is without precedent.Enacting the 'Miranda warning' established a precedentfor the arresting officers throughout the US.
How many officers are there in the us?
Loads
How many officers are in the US Navy?
At the end of August 2007, there were just under 52,000 officers serving in the US Navy.
How many private officers are employed in the US?
Without knowing what kind of officers it is impossible to say.
Who choice the other officers of the senate?
The other officers of the Senate, such as the Majority Leader and Minority Leader, are typically chosen by their respective party caucuses. Each party holds internal elections or meetings to select their leaders. Additionally, the Senate may have other officers like the President pro tempore, who is usually the longest-serving member of the majority party and is elected by the Senate as a whole.
Do parking officers carry guns in the US?
No
What was the number of US naval officers who resigned their commissions to join the Confederacy?
At the onset of the US Civil War, 322 US Naval officers resigned their commissions to take positions in the Confederacy.
What puritan church elected its own officers?
Congregational party. Also known as Congregationalists
Why are both constitutional and party officers in Congress?
To organize congress. P. S. Your mother.
How do you become a member of a caucus?
In general, local party caucuses are open to all members of that party in the local region. In most US states, there are party caucuses that elect local party officers. If you are asking about the Iowa caucuses, Iowa has same-day voter registration, so any eligible voter may show up at a caucus, register (or change their registration) to that caucus's party, and participate in that caucus.
What are some of the main officers of each political party in congress and what do these officers do?
This is by no means comprehensive, but here's a start: Majority Leader & assistant -- Chairman of the party caucus. In the house the Leader of the majority party is usually elected Speaker. Whip & assistant - responsible for counting votes before a bill hits the floor & changing minds (arm twisting) of recalcitrant party members to vote the party line.
