Peace keeping

Peace keeping

Hybrid of politico-military interventions aimed at conflict control usually with the involvement of the United Nations presence in the field by military and civilian personnel.

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Insertion

Military; Peace keeping

The placement of troops and equipment into an operational area in airmobile operations; covert operations: the placement of observation posts, patrols, or raiding parties either by helicopter or ...

Debriefing

Military; Peace keeping

The procedure of extracting from a serviceman facts, comments, or recommendations concerning his previous assignment or experience; also found: "after-action reports"

Parties to the conflict

Military; Peace keeping

The parties involved in a conflict. This may two or more different countries or two or more different parties in a countries.

Conflicting parties

Military; Peace keeping

The parties involved in a conflict. This may two or more different countries or two or more different parties in a countries.

Logistics

Military; Peace keeping

The planning and carrying out of the movement and the maintenance of forces.

UN forces usually have 3 states of readiness: normal vigilance, increased vigilance and full alert; the system allows for the gradual stepping-up of UN reaction as a situation develops, in response ...

United Nations daily allowance for troops (UNDAFT)

Military; Peace keeping

UN daily allowance payable to each soldier in the field, to cover incidental personal expenses; it is distinct from travel and subsistence allowance payable for trips to points where UN food and ...