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MITT
(redirected from Military transition team)

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MiTTMilitary Transition Team (US DoD)
MITTMobile Integrated Tactical Terminal (Army)
MITTMicrocomputer Intelligence for Technical Training
MITTMaritime Integrated Tailored Training (USN)
MITTMetal/Insulator Tunnel Transistor
MITTMinistry of International Trade and Technology (Japan)
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military transition teams that train Iraqi forces will remain at posts within the city, but U.
Iraq: U.S. forces to conduct combat operations after pullback by Albawaba.com
He said the pullback from cities called for under SOFA applied only to US combat troops, and that military transition teams would remain in joint security stations in the cities to support Iraqi security forces.
US military teams to stay on in Iraqi cities: commander by AFP / AFP Global Edition
; died Monday in Baaj, Iraq, after being shot by an Iraqi Security Force soldier while he was conducting a dismounted humanitarian food drop; assigned to the Military Transition Team, 1st Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, Fort Riley, Kan.
U.S. MILITARY DEATHS IN IRAQ by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
 
 
 
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