Republic of Georgia Short on Troops for U.S.

08 Jul 2002

The United States is spending $64 million to train troops in ex-Soviet Georgia to fight al-Qaida linked terrorists but the Georgian military can`t get enough of its soldiers to sign up for the program. Full Story

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