2023年1月23日 · LE/LI course in blackboard . I'm a reservist, and my unit wants all NCOs to complete the LE/LI course ...

2020年2月17日 · According to AR 600-55 to be able to be considered an examiner or instructor for Army Drivers Licenses you must take the License Instructor and Examiner distance learning course in ALMS.

2023年4月22日 · As you said, lo, la, li and le are direct object pronouns. They replace the direct object of a sentence to avoid repetition. Ho una mela. La vuoi? - I have an apple. Do you want it? Sto cercando le chiavi. Le hai viste? - I’m looking for the keys. Have you seen them? Ne replaces di + a noun. Ho delle mele. Ne vuoi una? - I have some apples.

2014年10月29日 · Specifically, "La-Li-Lu-Le-Lo" are seen as parts of the Japanese pronounced characters which might have existed at one point, but was removed from the perceived system so no one assumes they do anymore (not to be confused with "Ra-Ri-Ru-Re-Ro"; ら り る れ ろ).

2021年5月3日 · 100% doesn't. The course is still paid for so it's still offered. Good for learning how to navigate G-Army/basic records but the codes for the M9 master driver and LI/LE course are different from the Troop school one.

2024年1月29日 · I’m the only mechanic in the unit. Since we are just a company, I will piggy back off of battalions master driver. I just need to make sure everyone in our unit is currently onboarded to our system and get licenses printed. I assigned myself as the LE/LI and figured out how to print their licenses off.

2021年6月22日 · The LI/LE blackboard course needs a rework... I'm just spending hours choosing the proper selections on the check on learning questions. Half the time they are questions that are irrelevant and obscure.

2023年7月8日 · Just because they say you’re a Master Driver, doesn’t mean you ARE a Master Driver. The School of Transportation on Ft Gregg-Adams is the only school authorized to give you the M9 ASI - Master Driver Trainer.

2021年4月21日 · It is another name for the Patriots. The Patriots engineered the 'La-Li-Lu-Le-Lo' to obscure the organisation's identity. I think it's supposed to be complete gibberish rather than a catchy little thing, because it's really hard to pronounce in Japanese. The intended response to Lalelulelo is 'why are you babbling like a child'.

2020年7月13日 · The reason it's the La Li Lu Le Lo is because of how the Japanese language works. In Japanese, there aren't letters like there are in English, instead there are syllable sets consisting of a consonant and each of the five vowel sounds, for example: the English letter B would equate to the Japanese syllable set Ba Bi Bu Be Bo.