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The United Nations Organization (UNO), or simply United Nations (UN), is an international organization whose stated aims are facilitating cooperation in international law, international security, economic development, social progress, human rights, and the achieving of world peace.
The carrying of troops and equipment over large distances by air to bring them into crisis areas rapidly also found: 'airlifters' (referring to personnel or planes)
Industry:Military
The category includes initial, intermediate and final reports on serious incidents in a PKO's area of operation; they are submitted by a unit to a higher formation concerning an incident in its area of responsibility.
Industry:Military
The category includes: main battle tanks, light tanks, armored cars, infantry fighting vehicles, armored personnel carriers, armored command vehicles and combat engineer vehicles.
Industry:Military
The CISS and the COS exercise joint operational control over the entire mission logistic support system.
Industry:Military
The civilian counterpart to the (military) chief signal officer; responsible for the civilian-pattern communications equipment; manages the mission's communications network (radio, satellite, cryptography equipment and telephones, within mission area and between it and UNNY
Industry:Military
The civilian counterpart to the (military) chief signal officer; responsible for the civilian-pattern communications equipment; manages the mission's communications network (radio, satellite, cryptography equipment and telephones, within mission area and between it and UNNY
Industry:Military
The collective use of mortars, field artillery, close air support and naval gunfire in support of a battle plan or of ground forces.
Industry:Military
The commander of the radio organization or the base station, to whom, e.g., a convoy commander reports at the time of departure, when passing certain points along the route and at time of arrival at the destination.
Industry:Military
The concept formerly covered only military commando-like actions against strategic or tactical targets; nowadays it includes any form of action with a military purpose, yet not necessarily involving the use of force or violence: restoring light, water supply, cleaning the streets, providing school equipment, reestablishing legitimate local authorities, in order to improve the morale of the civilian population and avert public discontent, disturbances and therefore political instability and violence, are part of the civil affairs aspect of a special operations mission.
Industry:Military
