205th military intelligence brigade造句

• That Special Operations document became the template, the reports said, for the unauthorized practices at Abu Ghraib of interrogators from a unit of 519th Military Intelligence Battalion, which had worked closely with paramilitary forces in Afghanistan and was assigned to the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade in Iraq.
• And in expanding the list of those responsible, the report provided a harsh indictment of Jordan, who ran the Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Center at the prison, and of Col . Thomas M . Pappas, of the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade, to whom Jordan reported.
• Procedures drawn up in Afghanistan became the template for practices of Abu Ghraib interrogators, who were drawn from a unit of 519th sent to Iraq and assigned to the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade, which in turn was in charge of interrogations at Abu Ghraib, according to two Pentagon inquiries.
• Procedures drawn up in Afghanistan became the template for practices of Abu Ghraib interrogators, who were drawn from a unit of the 519th sent to Iraq and assigned to the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade, which in turn was in charge of interrogations at Abu Ghraib, according to two Pentagon inquiries.
• A separate report on the prison cases, launched by Maj . Gen . George R . Fay, examined the role of military intelligence, including the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade, the unit that was in control of interrogations at Abu Ghraib under the command of Col . Thomas M . Pappas.
• But on Thursday, Gen . Paul Kern, who oversaw the Army investigation of the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade, told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the number was " in the dozens, perhaps up to 100 . " Kern said he could not be precise because he did not have documentation.
• In a sign of the country's ongoing security crisis, the U . S . military reported two soldiers from the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade were killed when mortars struck a U . S . base at the Abu Ghraib prison on the western outskirts of Baghdad about 10 p . m . Saturday.
• In his report, Taguba said he suspected that Col . Thomas M . Pappas, commander of the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade, and Lt . Col . Steve L . Jordan, who headed the Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Center at Abu Ghraib at the time, were among those " directly or indirectly responsible " for the abuses, which included sexual humiliation and physical beatings.
• Military intelligence soldiers from the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade, with firsthand knowledge, had in fact spoken with the media weeks before Provance did, which corroborate his claims, saying they wanted to " do what's right . . . get the truth out, " but they chose to remain anonymous, " because of concern that their military careers would be ruined . " In addition, the military police themselves said they were ordered and encouraged by interrogators to treat detainees harshly, to " soften " them up for interrogations, and were commended by their commander for doing so.