Basic Training
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| Initial release | November 1985 |
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| Directors | Andrew Sugerman |
| Screenplay | Bernie Kahn |
| Cinematography | Stephen W. Gray |
| Producers | Gilbert Adler |
| Otto Salamon | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2618112 |
About Basic Training
A buxom beauty (Ann Dusenberry) shows up Pentagon officials by locating a Soviet base at the North Pole.
Princess Leonor of Spain's royal profile rises as she comes of age
... The Spanish media then closely followed the conclusion of the princess s Basic Training at an army academy in Zaragoza, where she has begun a three-year officer s course...
'I was in Iran's police - then joined protesters'
... After he finished his Basic Training, at Isfahan s Beheshti police academy, he was selected for special service...
Who is Daniel Khalife: Profile of escaped prisoner
... Joker One former fellow serviceman told BBC News that Mr Khalife tried to " be the joker" during Basic Training...
British soldier Shareef Amin returns to Ukraine after life-changing injury
... " I think there s guys out there making a difference but you also get the Walter Mitty types that go out there, failed in the military, didn t get through Basic Training, and all of a sudden they want to go out into a hostile environment, " he said...
LGBT veterans want military ban report immediately
... After throwing himself into his Basic Training, it was on his first posting to Germany that hiding his sexuality started to impact his mental health and he attempted to take his own life...
How a secret message in a Colombian song gave hostages hope
... " They told us that Colombian soldiers in their Basic Training are trained [in] Morse code, " he says...
Christmas off, then straight back to war
... Mr Ennis, 35, last March, against government advice and with just Basic Training he gained from a cadet scheme at school...
David Stirling: The rogue soldier who created the SAS
... " After Lewes took them through a course of Basic Training unlike anything the Army had seen before, the SAS s first mission was to parachute into the desert and plant bombs on enemy aircraft...
Who is Daniel Khalife: Profile of escaped prisoner
By Dominic Casciani & Chris BellHome and legal correspondent
Daniel Khalife - Britain's Most Wanted Man - was born in Westminster in 2001 - along with his twin sister.
He is British and has Lebanese heritage on his father's side. His parents split up when he was young.
Growing Up , Mr Khalife's Family Life was in and around the south-west London borough of Kingston upon Thames.
He attended Teddington School, a local mixed comprehensive with good results, and left after his GCSEs in 2018.
People who remember him from The Time who have spoken to Bbc News have not recalled anything that would have made them think he would end up a terrorist suspect on The Run .
One former school friend said he was quite a funny character, just a normal Teenager - and certainly not badly behaved.
Mr Khalife was also remembered as a talented Runner - a natural gift that may have been in use since his Prison Break -out.
" He just sort of got on with it like most of us did, " One school friend told Bbc News .
" He had social skills. He wasn't particularly socially withdrawn or anything. He had friends.
" [Since the Prison Break ] Everyone's just had the same reaction [of Shock ]. . It was just mind-blowing. It wasn't expected at all. "
'They 're not Catching Him 'Another said: " Some funny stories I could tell you. . One thing I Will Tell you though, he's not a terrorist. He doesn't know his arse from his elbow.
" He was the 100m school Champion . . They 're not Catching Him . "
After School , he joined the Army, becoming a private in The Royal Signals Regiment, based at MOD Stafford.
The facility is home to some of The British military's most sophisticated technology and communications operations and it includes the Defence Electronics and Components Agency.
There, for a time at least, he continued to run and joined a military family running group.
He was also into computer gaming - using the brand icon of the makers of Grand Theft Auto as his profile picture in A Number of Social Media profiles.
'Joker'One former fellow serviceman told Bbc News that Mr Khalife tried to " be the joker" during Basic Training .
" He was either making funny remarks or trying to be cocky or stuff like that with the training staff, " he recalled. " Just like when kids mess around at school with teachers really. "
Outside of Army life he seemed to be a normal young Man . Bbc News has seen One video of him taken in a pub near where he was based on a Night Out .
What Happened between 2019 and his arrest and charge in 2023 is not Clear - and may only become so if Mr Khalife is found and tried for the original offences he was facing.
In January this year, he was brought before Westminster Magistrates' Court - which deals with The Initial stages of all terrorism cases in England and Wales.
The Court heard that the 21-year-old was facing two allegations.
Prosecutors alleged that in August 2021 he obtained information about members of The Armed forces from the Ministry of Defence Joint Personnel Administration System - and that The Information was of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism.
That is a relatively minor terrorism offence because the maximum jail sentence is 12 Months .
He was also accused of a bomb hoax almost four weeks before his arrest. The Court was told that he had allegedly placed three canisters with wires on a desk in his accommodation, intending people To Believe the contraption was a real explosive device.
After that appearance In Court , there was a delay in his case being sent to Crown Court while another far more serious allegation was prepared.
Mr Khalife is now accused of committing an act " prejudicial to the safety or interests of the state" contrary to the Official Secrets Act.
It's alleged that between May 2019 and January 2022 he obtained, collected, recorded, published, or communicated information which was useful to an Enemy - a spying offence.
The Bbc understands that the allegation relates to Iran.
At his last Court appearance In July , Mr Khalife formally pleaded Not Guilty to all three allegations and a judge at the Old Bailey said he would face a Jury Trial in November.
Whether that trial will go ahead as planned depends on the outcome of this massive manhunt.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
