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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Peace keeping

marking

Military; Peace keeping

1. of boundary lines, cease-fire lines and zones of separation on the ground; 2. of permanent border.

rules of engagement (ROE)

Military; Peace keeping

Directives issued by DPKO that specify the way how units in PKO's have to act with hostile parties and the population.

Dispatched to the problem area (prior to submission of a mission plan and financial implications) to report of the political, diplomatic, military and administrative support situation; the logistics, ...

World Geodetic System 84

Military; Peace keeping

DMA's modeling of the Earth from a geometric, geodetic and gravitational standpoint; it allows referencing of local geodetic systems to a single geocentric system; also serves as the reference system ...

national owned equipment (NOE)

Military; Peace keeping

Equipment not approved by the UN, but considered essential by a troop-contributing country, for security, communications, medical or welfare purposes, and which remains that country's responsibility ...

medical start-up kit

Military; Peace keeping

Equipment that the medical start-up unit takes to the mission area: a 20 foot ISO container shelter, preinstalled with medical and general equipment to operate as a medical facility for resuscitation ...

field artillery

Military; Peace keeping

Equipment, supplies, ammunition and personnel involved in the use of cannon, rocket or surface-to-surface missile launchers, and mobile enough to accompany and support infantry, mechanized, armored, ...