military-academy

The U.S. and Russia agreed to resume military-to-military cooperation -- including exchanges of military-academy cadets and a joint exercise simulating an international hijacking -- which had been suspended since last August after Russia's war with Georgia.

U.S., Russia Agree on Nuclear-Arms Cuts 2009

Many of these insiders, derisively dubbed the "white shirts" by disaffected Perotians, share Perot's own history: computer-service business and military-academy training.

Ross Perot's New Army 2008

Overnight, soldiers found the body of another missing Israeli, 18-year-old military-academy student Elijah Asheri, who had been grabbed from a hitchhiking post near his settlement in the West Bank last week.

A Familiar Drill 2007

You're so honest in this book about yourself, from your awful military-academy experience to how you met your current wife, Karen.

Young Frankenstein's Memoir 2007

Meanwhile, the Pentagon surveyed 4,200 military-academy students and midshipmen and discovered that only one-third of sexual assaults were reported to authorities.

Postscript 2006

Yet, the English version of President Roh's military-academy speech, in which he introduced his conception of Korea's proper role, uses the expression "balancing": "Korea should play a balancing role not only on the Korean Peninsula but also for the peace and prosperity of Northeast Asia."

Korea's Balancing Act? Horace Jeffery Hodges 2005

Vegas Week is no less than a war, and we saw through the four days of tryouts that these dancers are not just performers but soldiers, as stalwart and deeply moral as any military-academy cadets (although probably a great deal bendier).

E! Online (US) - Top Stories 2009

Mind you, I consider that a good thing (despite my military-academy background):) ~

Waldo Jaquith - “Nevermind that unitary executive thing.” 2009