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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Road capacity

Military; Peace keeping

The maximum traffic flow possible on a given roadway, using all available lanes, expressed in vehicles per hour or vehicles per day.

Contract maintenance

Military; Peace keeping

The maintenance of material, performed under contract by commercial organizations.

Battalion net

Military; Peace keeping

The organisation of the frequencies, a battalion is using for its radio operations.

Embarkation

Military; Peace keeping

The loading of troops with their supplies and equipment into ships and/ or in aircrafts.

Unit which includes dormitories, ablution units, laundries, recreation halls, power supply, drainage, waste, venting and water distribution systems; can be soft-walled or hard-walled; for 5, 50 or ...

Collateral damage

Military; Peace keeping

Unintended damages, beyond the destruction of the enemy forces or installations specifically targeted, to surrounding human and non human resources, either military or nonmilitary, caused by the ...

Escort patrol

Military; Peace keeping

Unit tasked with escorting refugees being repatriated or with protecting civilians on their way to and from work where the route passes dangerously close to a hostile party; the term refers also to ...