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A medical unit and its personnel are deprived of the Geneva convention on the wounded and sick if the unit and personnel are protected by sentries or?
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∙ 13y ago
Say what? This question has been in the question pool for a long time. I must admit I can see why it has been. The question is worded so oddly I can't figure what you want to know. The Geneva Convention rules apply to a medical unit and its personnel. The sick are protected by its conventions too. The Red Cross is also able to minister to them.
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Sleeping conditions in the trenches?
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A medical unit and its personnel are deprived of the protection of the Geneva Convention on the Wounded and Sick if the unit and personnel are protected by sentries or by an escort?
False
How you use sentries a sentences?
There are multiple sentries at our school
Why is the book sentries called sentries?
Read the book
How do you use the word sentries in a sentence?
The commander posted sentries to watch for possible enemy attacks.The sentries would not let civilians enter the base without authorization.
What is an antonym for sentries?
sentry
What is a sentence for the word sentries?
What is the first word to the third order to the sentry
What is the plural form of sentry?
sentries
What sentries sometimes did?
the sentries marched the border and would trade tobacco and other things and told each other about events that happened at camp
What is the synonym for sentries?
Lookout, watch, sentinel
How do you spell sentries?
The plural noun "sentries" is more than one sentry or guard. The similar plural noun "centuries" means periods of 100 years.
How are the sentries chosen in 'Antigone'?
It is by Creon and then by lots that the sentries are chosen in "Antigone" by Sophocles (495 B.C.E. - 405 B.C.E.).Specifically, Theban King Creon chooses sentries to keep the bodies of the disloyal Theban dead from being buried. The sentries find Polyneices' body partially buried under a dusty layer. Creon is known to take an unlikable message out on the messenger. No one volunteers to inform the king so they cast lots to decide who will carry out the loathsome task.
What people guard the castillo de san marcos?
Sentries used to.
