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Kibrit Air Base (formerly
Kabrit Air Base) is an
operational Egyptian Air
Force (Arabic: القوات الجوية المصرية, al-Qūwāt al-Gawwīyah al-Miṣrīyah) helicopter...
- Siim
Kabrits (born July 4, 1979, in Tartu) is an
Estonian entrepreneur and
former politician. He was a
member of
Riigikogu (the
parliament of Estonia)...
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Laurabell Kabrits (born 3
March 1999) is an
Estonian rhythmic gymnast. She won
bronze with 5
balls at the 2020
European Championships.
Kabrits took up gymnastics...
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Robert Blair Mayne Mayne as a
lieutenant near
Kabrit, Egypt, in 1942 Nickname(s)
Paddy The
Irish Lion Born (1915-01-11)11
January 1915 Newtownards, County...
- Pu-ṭu-ia-a-man, i.e. Gr****
Libya (Cyrene). A
multilingual stele from al-
Kabrīt,
dating to the
reign of
Darius I
refers to the Put as the
province of Putāya...
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consisted of five
officers and 60
other ranks.
Following extensive training at
Kabrit camp, by the
River Nile, L Detachment, SAS Brigade,
undertook its first...
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Special Air
Service Regiment. The unit
moved to
their new
barracks called "
Kabrit" in 1979 and
continued to
serve with
outstanding success and distinction[citation...
- Force. In May 1948 at
Kabrit, No. 215
Squadron was
disbanded by
being renumbered No. 70
Squadron RAF. 78
Squadron left
Kabrit in 1950, and 114 Squadron...
- RAF
Ismailia Egypt Also
known as LG-204, now Al
Ismailiyah Air Base RAF
Kabrit Egypt 1941 1954 also
known as LG-213. Now
Kibrit Air Base(Canal Zone) RAF...
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organisations were
called Beach Bricks and were
formed in
Egypt and
trained at
Kabrit. The
Chief of
Combined Operations Lord
Louis Mountbatten described the functions...
