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"It took more than one year to get here. It’ll take several years to get out of it.”

The Pentagon has issued similar decks in the past to help forces familiarise themselves with elements of warfare over a hard-fought game of spades, hearts or poker

The U.S. Army has come up with a new training tool seemingly designed for the conflict: a set of playing cards depicting 52 different NATO weapons systems to help Ukrainian troops recognize the equipment supplied to them on the battlefield.

This deck of playing cards might be the latest ace up Ukraine's sleeve in the fight against Russia.

Soldiers will fire at a 200-foot-long target vessel from shore with a HIMARS and Philippine weapons, a Philippine army official said.

Wynn Dixon has been named CEO of Chesapeake Regional Medical Center. Dixon has served as interim CEO and chief operating officer since January 2010. He has almost 25 years' experience in the health care industry and more than 35 years' experience in human resources.

"It took more than one year to get here. It’ll take several years to get out of it.”

Deck of cards shows NATO-made weapons systems, including those shipped to Kiev to fight Russia, the newspaper said The US Army is to print

The playing cards bearing images of NATO-manufactured weaponry are reportedly expected to be printed out next year and made available to the US, NATO and Ukrainian troops.

To help soldiers quickly distinguish friend from foe, the Pentagon is issuing playing cards with pictures of 52 different NATO weapons systems.