(9 Aug 1994) Two thousand ragged paramilitary recruits paraded through the
capital of Haiti, Port-au-Prince, in a march organized by military
leaders trying to deter a possible U.S. invasion. "We are
preparing the people!" the recruits, from teenagers to people in
their 60s, sang Monday (8/8) as they ran in front of army
headquarters and the presidential palace before practicing
military formations in a downtown park.
SHOWS:
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI, 8/8
0.00 security forces training outside city hall
0.03 soldiers chanting and punching air
0.09 soldiers doing exercises in street
0.12 large crowd of soldiers marching along street
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI, 9/8
0.14 cu civilian police training in main square
0.19 civilian police taking orders in square
0.22 ws civilian police training
0.26 cu civilian police practising rolls
0.29 civilian police pratising drill
0.31 ws civilian police marching through the street past town
hall
0.41 cu civilian police marching past town hall
0.45 cu civilians with guns
0.47 soldier teaching drill in bushland
0.55 civilian trainee doing commando roll
1.01 ENDS
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