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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Armistice demarcation line (ADL)

Military; Peace keeping

Line (more formal than a ceasefire line) to which the parties have agreed in an armistice agreement; it usually becomes a de-facto border.

List of authorised maximum levels of holdings of stores, equipment and vehicles as established by Mission HQ, for use by contingents to meet their operational commitments; "scale" refers both to the ...

Scales of issue

Military; Peace keeping

Scale of accommodation

Military; Peace keeping

List of personnel grades (SRSG to UN volunteers) and activities (e.g., vehicle, electrical or radio workshops, kitchen/dining, dormitories, recreation) and the respective surface area that each is ...

Demurrage

Military; Peace keeping

Logistics; a charge allowed in freight tariffs or by contract, assessed against a consignor, consignee or other responsible person for delays to transportation in excess of time for loading, ...

Field Supply Unit (FSU)

Military; Peace keeping

Logistics and Communications Service, Field Administration and Logistics Division, Office of Planning and Support, Department of Peace-keeping Operations.