Army calls Georgia exercise routine antiguerilla drill
The Army says the Monday start of a field exercise in 2 500 square miles around Ft. Stewart Georgia is a routine antiguerilla training maneuver not a covert plan to train thousands of U N troops on U S soil. 124 officers from 17 nations will attend rather than foreigners.
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