The prospective helicopter's primary purpose was to destroy the armored forces close to the forward edge of battle area (FEBA).

It plans and coordinates the employment of its subordinate elements, to include radio reconnaissance elements beyond the Forward Edge of Battle Area and mobile electronic warfare support system in light armored vehicles.

Four vehicles from D Squadron, two FV107 Scimitars and two FV103 Spartans, were moving north of the main force, patrolling the Forward Edge of Battle Area.

The system was designed to be highly mobile, permitting its dispersal to clandestine sites in times of alert or war and was deployed at distances greater than 100 km behind the forward edge of battle area or political border.

Forward Line of Own Troops (FLOT), or Forward Edge of Battle Area (FEBA) are technical terms used by all branches of the U.S. armed services.

It's time to set our new ally in motion on the Lord's behalf. . . ." I feel a thrill of anticipation as I roll up the road toward the Forward Edge of Battle Area.

The battery is formed into a number of Fire Support Teams (FSTs), operating ashore or in advance of the Forward Edge of Battle Area, to observe and identify candidate targets, conduct preliminary Battle Damage Assessment, adjust fire or provide target illumination for laser guided weapons.

Feba Radio is a broadcasting network.

A military front in warfare (see also FEBA).

Thereafter milestones in developing the Feba Radio network were often linked to international conferences held roughly every two years.

Feba remained with his parents till 1861, when his family were murdered during the Taeping rebellion.

Specialized English was set up initially by Feba Radio in the UK.

The batteries are many kilometres behind the FEBA, so one might hope well away from enemy infantry.

Feba was challenged to expand into a second large shortwave station in Sierra Leone but instead decided to focus on improving programming.

Around 1999 the tightening regulation of charities in the UK caused Feba to seriously change direction regarding international structure.

He was born at Hankow, China, of Chinese parents in 1853, and named Feba.

Which way to the FEBA?

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The prospective helicopter's primary purpose was to destroy the armored forces close to the forward edge of battle area (FEBA).

Feba Seychelles' schedule was expanding to cover Southwest Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

In 1970, Feba Radio (UK) began regular shortwave broadcasts from their station in Seychelles using temporary equipment.

In 2003 the large station in Seychelles was closed, although Feba Radio continues to use radio in many ways in the region.

Feba now uses Specialized English with US radio companies Words of Hope and Back to God Ministries International.

Federation of Balkan American Associations (FEBA)

Specialized English is a controlled subset of the English language derived from Special English by Feba Radio.

Determination Yeah Name Calling Feba Aurora (Original Mix) Aiya!

FEBC's sister company, Feba Radio, broadcast programs in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

Distant reconnaissance is conducted between the FEBA, beyond the FSCL, to the rear of the commander's area of influence.

Feba, being left helpless, sought protection of Solomon Reuben, one of the volunteers, who presented him to David Sassoon & Co., Shanghai.

The FEBA Seychelles station was decommissioned at the end of March 2003, and short wave broadcasts were transferred to other stations, many in the former Soviet Union.

Close reconnaissance covers the ground between the forward positions that are within the FEBA, to the rear of the zone covered by 'distant' (or medium) reconnaissance assets.

In November 1981, an international conference in Mussoree, India, resolved that Feba should increase its role in programme production, rather than simply broadcasting other organisations' programmes.