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Military / Defense | | French term or phrase: Le train des équipages | | I know this means military supply train but I am checking if there is an exact term in UK english? Used in the army. |
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irat56
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| Grading comment Yes this is more accurate but can you use the word royal about the army of a republic?
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1 hr confidence: peer agreement (net): +3 Royal Corps of Transport> Royal Logistic Corps
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Formerly it was RCT, but now it has been ammalgamatedin the "Real Large Corps", RLC...
| irat56
France
Local time: 07:59
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| | Grading comment Yes this is more accurate but can you use the word royal about the army of a republic?
Thanks
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