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• He has shed his olive green fatigues for civilian garb.
• In the other part of the year he would dress in civilian garb.
• Vernon said some Iraqi combatants had slipped into civilian garb and become guerillas.
• All the people running are past military rulers who changed their uniforms to ( civilian garb ),
• Soldiers dressed in civilian garb staff five highway checkpoints where all vehicles are stopped and searched for narcotics.
• As the Union sailors neared the shore, they encountered and attacked an armed Confederate scouting party dressed in civilian garb.
• "All the people running are past military rulers who changed their uniforms to ( civilian garb ) . " _ __
• That is a slightly dubious definition in a country where many of Washington's enemies and allies prefer to do battle in civilian garb.
• Along with armed soldiers, many men at the crossing point _ dressed in black leather jackets and other civilian garb _ carried automatic weapons.
• One skeleton was in a green military uniform and still wearing leather boots, the other three nearby were wearing blue jeans and other civilian garb.
• Following the unsuccessful raid, the monk went into hiding himself, trading his habit for civilian garb and sporting a beret to hide his tonsure.
• The defeated soldiers, ranging in age from 15 to 50, were a pathetic sight, clad in a rag-bag of military and civilian garb.
• Police conducting house-to-house searches in the embattled Comuna 13 district of Medellin were using hooded informants to point out suspected rebels in civilian garb.
• Even a smaller conquest, the Umm Qasr seaport, was not entirely safe after two days; some Iraqi combatants slipped into civilian garb and became guerrillas.
• Even a smaller conquest, the Umm Qasr seaport, was not entirely safe after two days; some Iraqi combatants slipped into civilian garb and became guerillas.
• Six are those of women, children, or elderly men _ the rest are young men who appear to have been fighters, although some wore civilian garb.
• According to declassified documents, U . S . commanders ordered some units to attack people in civilian garb out of fear that enemy soldiers were infiltrating South Korean refugee columns.
• Police and army troops who conducted house-to-house searches in the embattled Comuna 13 district of Medellin were using hooded informants to point out suspected rebels in civilian garb.
• The day was overseen by a heavy Palestinian security presence _ 3, 000 police in navy blue uniforms, under cover in civilian garb or wearing blue camouflage paramilitary outfits and carrying Kalishnikov rifles.