Standing operating procedures (SOP)

Standing operating procedures (SOP)

Or 'standard operating procedures'; they detail the political and military situation in the area, staff duties, structure of force, the mandate and methods of operations, the rules applicable to the carriage of weapons, the use of force and the states of alert.

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Category: Peace keeping
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