What does EE stand for?

Escape and Evasion

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Missions include airborne command and control, resupplying special operations units, search and rescue, escape and evasion activities and fire support.

160th SOAR: plus or minus 30 seconds

Trained in escape and evasion, unarmed combat, and demolitions, she parachuted into France and led a Resistance network in sabotaging Nazi roads, rail bridges, and communication lines.

Slip into the role of a deadly SOE agent

It was the longest escape and evasion in the history of the SAS.

FIGHTING TALK; SAS man stops off

Roger himself taught escape and evasion in the Army.

Escape and evasion in occupied Europe; Former prisoners of war are ...

Escape and evasion expert Sgt Major Alex Gardner, 36, went missing when he was bailed more than a week ago.

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It meant a 5am start on Saturday from their barracks in Wathgill Camp, and, in teams of 10 each guided by a young TA officer, they set off on an escape and evasion exercise involving activities such as recovering vehicles, first aid, command tasks, watermanship, signals, and camouflage and concealment.

Bosses in forest for a taste of Army life

Crewmembers now have at their disposal a handheld night-vision goggle for use in post-ejection/bailout escape and evasion scenarios," Sergeant Womack said.

Five cash in on innovative ideas

But whether it's eight months or four days, the rules of escape and evasion are just the same.

Saddam behaved like an SAS man in hiding; By ex-SAS man ANDY McNAB, ...