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... AIR SITY UNIVERThe Army and Its Air Corps Army Policy toward Aviation 1... ... AIR SITY UNIVERThe Army and Its Air Corps Army Policy toward Aviation 1919–1941 DR. JAMES P. TATE ... ... June 1998 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataTate, James P. The Army and its air corps : Army policy toward aviation, 1919–1941... ...ing-in-Publication DataTate, James P. The Army and its air corps : Army policy toward aviation, 1919–1941 / James P. Tate. p. cm. Includes biblio... ... P. Tate. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. United States. Army. Air Corps––History. 2. Air power––United States–– History... ...e returned from France provedto be Secretary of War Newton D. Baker, a moderate on the aviationissue, who saw himself as a realist with a healthy civi... ... Withjust one refueling stop at Lima, Peru, the planes made the 5,225-mile trip to the Argentine capital in 28 flying hours.48 Three monthslater, on 1...

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... 173 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174 5 BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE: THE EARLY YEARS TO 1991 . . . . . . . . . . . 181 Army Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .182 The Kennedy Administration . . . . . . . . . . 185 Ballistic Missile Defense: Rebirth . . . . . . . 196 The Strategic Defense Initiative: Star Wars . . . . . . . . . . ...

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...NSE: THE EARLY YEARS TO 1991 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 181 Army Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 182... ... F-51 Mustang . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7740 Army SAMs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...future. DONALD R. INFANTE Major General, US Army Chief of Air Defense Artillery ... ...tinuous fuze setters, improved the anti-aircraft guns. However, the revolution in aviation technology ofthe 1930s, permitting much greater aircraft sp... ...9–20, 231, 235, 238, 245–47,258, 266; and Robert Sherrod, History of Marine Corps Aviation in World WarII (Washington, D.C.: Combat Forces, 1952), 401... ... 109FROM GUNS TO MISSILES“SAMs Spur Changes in Combat Tactics, New Equipment,” Aviation Week,24 January 1966, 26, 30; US Army, “Air Defense Artille... ...modern equip-ment of a developing nation. From the standpoint of the air war, the Argentines fielded anair force of mixed capabilities equipped with o... ...is, and the more modernMirages and Super Etendards. For ground-based defenses,the Argentines had, in addition to automatic weapons, British(Sea Dart, ... ...d both sidesclaimed it downed aircraft. (Reprinted from Imperial War Museum.) The Argentine air defense proved minimal against the BritishHarriers and...

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...erspective. In Warand Anti-War, Alvin and Heidi Toffler described how a US Army officerborrowed from their philosophy of time to write new military do... ... 5competitive strategy.”2 Robert R. Leonhard, another US Army officer, haswritten an entire book on the importance of time in war. I... ...es, “The system of rapid and continuous marches multiplies the effect ofan army, and at the same time neutralizes a great part of that of the enemy’s,... ...which, although much closer to Argentina, nevertheless layat the limits of Argentine air and sea power. Distance translated into time,and time remaine... ...the British military commanderswould play an important role in events. The Argentines, on the other hand,had to outlast the British politically and mi... ...n in significant ways. The Course of the War Surprised by the Argentine invasion of the Falkland Islands on 2 April1982, the British gove... ...e IIIs and A-4 Skyhawks, as well as nine squadrons oftransports, auxiliary aviation, and trainers among its 450 aircraft. Navalaviation assets supplem...

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...7 cases involving electro-magnetic effects on the aircraft (about 4%) of this catalog is under development with Dr Richard F. Haines for the National Aviation Reporting Center on Anomalous Phenomena (NARCAP) Dominique Weinstein Paris, February 3, 2001...

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...raffic Control CenterATIC Air Technical Intelligence CenterCAA Civil Aviation AuthorityFAA Federal Aviation AuthorityGCI Ground Control... ...al New Zealand Air ForceSAC Strategic Air CommandUSAAF United States Army Air Force (before September 1947)USAF United States Air Force (aft... ...this catalog is under development with Dr Richard F. Haines for theNational Aviation Reporting Center on Anomalous Phenomena (NARCAP) 2Dom... ...entification, if one is possible. (Dr Richard F. Haines 1980)2 the National Aviation Reporting Center on Anomalous Phenomena (NARCAP), PO Box 140, Bou... ....03.19 Korea 25 mi. NE of Panmunjon M two army light observation planes a white round object (diameter: 10 ft)... ...4.19 13:00 Korea Korean western front M two Army light planes one white round delt-shaped object flying in... ...rted plates L125 Argentina Posadas (Argentine) pilot with portholes and ... ...68.06.04 21:20 Chile Punta Arenas A an Argentine airliner a glowing red cylinder above the plane for... ...374.03.13 Argentina Cordoba A an Argentine airliner 2 glowing objects paced the plane and sp...

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...n 400,000 active duty personnel, the USAF has capabilities and tasks today that were not imaginable six decades ago. The World War II legacy from the Army Air Forces, epitomized in the familiar Air Force song lyrics “off we go into the wild blue yonder, climbing high into the sky!” is not forgotten. However, a strong professional image and unparalleled responsibilities in...

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...t of 1947, thus establishing the Department of Defenseand three military services—Army, Navy, and Air Force. StuartSymington became the first secretar... ...s today that were not imaginable six decades ago. TheWorld War II legacy from the Army Air Forces, epitomized in thefamiliar Air Force song lyrics “of... ...rs at West Point, lasting friendships wereestablished with many classmates—future Army and Air Forceofficers—who would spend much of their adult lives... ... civilian life? Was there a“right way” to start? A lifelong interest in military aviation began in 940. TheFirst Pursuit Group of the Army Air Corps... ...d the largemajority commissioned from other sources. In the early days ofmilitary aviation, the Army air services were generally com-manded by West Po... ...years passed, the accidents and combat losses so com-mon to the early days of jet aviation were dramatically reduced.Graduates from both academies wor... ...t questions. Whatever the motivation, Frondizi’sgovernment reversed long-standing Argentine policy and al-lowed our U-2 detachment to become the first... ..., Korean,and German phrases. If not understood, they would turn upthe volume. The Argentineans would listen with a puzzled lookon their faces, nod the... ...tructions. 1000. Takeoff and climb were routine. The flat green plainscalled the Argentine Pampas were soon far below. Off the rightwing, I could see...

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...he context of its evolution. Between the Wars Prior to World War II, aviation theory and development in the UnitedStates had to contend... ...r War Plans Divi-sion (hence the title, AWPD) was a subordinate organization to the Armygeneral staff’s War Plans Division.8 Created by a team heavily... ...r in Europe, the White Housepressed air leaders for results. This action caused the Army Air Corps torush into the combined bombing offensive with its... ...n strength of the Luftwaffe.The ground offensives by the western Allies and the Red Army also madethe bomber attacks on transportation, petroleum, oil... ...e stability within a region. Global Reach—Global Power noted that using short-range aviation required “forward bas-ing to sustain power-projection ope... ...ong-range airpower. While individual bomber units re-mained committed to long-range aviation, command leadership willfullyshifted its focus away from ... ... to the Falkland Is-lands or, as they referred to them, the “Malvinas Islands.” The Argentine gov-ernment pushed its claim of sovereignty to distract ... ...tention from sour do-mestic and political issues and enhance its credibility.45 The Argentines invaded in April 1982 and removed the small British ma-... ... credibility. The difficul-ties the British faced in liberating the colony from the Argentines weredaunting. The distances were indeed global, and the...

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...an Navy.Dr. Chris D. Coulthard-Clark Dr. Chris Coulthard-Clark is a former army officer and pub-lic servant who is presently working as consultant on ... ...tional Air and Space Museum and a visiting pro-fessor at the United States Army War College. Dr. Hallion is the author or editor of 14 books, includin... ...ence ForceAdm admiralAFB air force base (USAF)AFFE Army Forces Far EastAIM air intercept missileAMC Air Mobili... ...ween the firms involved, through both commercial contactsand international aviation meetings.1 But there were also inherent tensions in this early sta... ...mobile industry, especially in thedevelopment of engines, on the whole the aviation industrywould continuously go through all the trials and tribulati... ...imisticbureaucrats, whose cooperation was so necessary for the suc-cess of aviation itself. Another tension in this new industry, felt especially keen... .... The annihilation of the Syrian Air Force took placewhile the British and Argentinean forces were contesting theFalkland Islands. In terms of the evo... ...tary context in which all of this occurred. The Falkland Islands or as the Argentines describe them,Las Islas Malvinas, are predominantly two largish ... ...essful. In the following years, other attempts at settlementwere made. The Argentine flag was first raised on the islands in1820, and the first Argent...

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...rically: Can America Be Defeated?, ed. Lloyd J.Matthews (Carlisle Barracks, Pa.: U.S. Army War College, Strategic Studies Institute, July 1998), 1.4 P... ...mmetrically andAsymmetrically: Can America Be Defeated? (Carlisle Barracks, Pa.: U.S. Army War College, Strategic StudiesInstitute, 1998); Bruce W. Be... ...the Persian warrior-king Darius I, who ruled the largest empire andcommanded the best army in the world, bowed to the hit-and-run tactics of the nomad... ...lla Warfare, 2nd ed. trans. Brig Gen Samuel B. Griffith, II (Baltimore: The Nautical& Aviation Publishing Company, 1992), 116.56 Mao Tsetung, Six Essa... ...rms from an outside source. Onceobtained, aircraft require special sustenance: aviation fuel and specialized aircraft parts cannotusually be su... ...t source of operational information.78 During the FalklandsWar, for instance, the Argentines relied on the BBC for information on the progress of ... ...d on the BBC for information on the progress of theconflict. Through BBC reports, the Argentines knew of the British attack on Goose Greenbefore it oc... ...h attack on Goose Greenbefore it occurred; similarly, it was through the BBC that the Argentines first discovered thattheir bombs had a detonation pro... ...nstitutePress, 1997), 234.77 Joseph C. Anselmo, “Commercial Space’s Sharp New Image,” Aviation Week and Space Technology 152, no.5 (31 January 2000): ...

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...WORD Air power doctrine is comprised of both a formal literature such as the Army'sField Manual 100-20, Command and Employment of Air Power (publishe... ...TY Aii power is indivisible. We don't speak of a "strategic" or a "tactical" Army or Navy, yet those terms constantly are applied to the Air Force. ... ...th and General Barker described the flexibilityof both strategic and tactical aviation when discussing the requirement for airsuperiority. For the pu... ...ity. For the purpose of securing air superiority, "tactical" and "strategic" aviation are employed in an identical manner. It is all one air force w... ...prewar air doctrine stressed the separate missions ofheavy bomber and fighter aviation and gave major emphasis to the strategicmission. Essentially, t... ...ssault onGermany's homeland, which in turn reduced the ability of the Germany army toresist the Allied ground offensive. This victory came as a result... ...gn bear ample witness to both thedetermination and deadlines of Argentine forces, especially their air power: 255dead, 777 wounded; 6 sh... ...truckthe Port Stanley airfield, as one account put it, "serving notice on the Argentinesthat the airfield and any resources that the Argentines migh... ... powersuch as the B-52 in all probability could not have by itself forced the Argentinesto withdraw from the Falklands, it could have made ...

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...lime importance of the moral force in war. Han-nibal’s defeat of the Roman army at Cannae illustrates this point.15 So,while the leaders of old realiz... .... Charles Christienne and Pierre Lissarrague, A History of French Military Aviation,trans. Francis Kianka (Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution P... ...ks,1987), 17. 15. Du Picq, 81. In this battle Hannibal encircled the Roman army, which was twicethe size of his, and annihilated it. 16. Richard P. Ha... ...eeing in history an immense num- ber of examples in which the mass of an army does not correspond with its force, and in which small numbers conqu... ...destroy the enemy. The Falk-lands War serves as a good recent example. The Argentines fielded mili-tary force much closer to their mainland, which cou... ...e, yet their will to fight wasless than that of the British.2 Notably, the Argentine pilots fought coura-geously by aggressively attacking the British... ...will by controlling fear withcourage through discipline within a stressful aviation environment filledwith distractions. Factors that contribute to co... ... 22. RCS 1-HAF-M7, 28 February 1973, 4. 23. Lt Col Joyce Teters, MD, chief aviation psychologist, Headquarters Air Force SafetyAgency, telephone inter...

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...89, 553. 3. David A. Fulghum, “Mideast Nations Seek to Counter Air Power,” Aviation Week & SpaceTechnology 138, no. 23 (7 June 1993): 79. ... ...sians in the war was less of a concern than the other fears because theRed Army maintained the initiative in the East, but even Russia’s ultimatesucce... ...te, this decision caused con­siderable concern among RAF and United States Army Air Forces (USAAF)air commanders about the conduct of air operations i... ...nt, and allow them to shift theirforces eastward to halt the advancing Red Army.48 If the Allies continued tofight in the West, the Germans hoped to l... ...nge missile apparently hit the barracks. “DSPs Detected Fatal ScudAttack,” Aviation Week & Space Technology 140, no. 14 (4 April 1994): 32. 75. Ripley... ...hree instances demonstrate their potential power. In the Falklands in1982, Argentine navy pilots flying two Super Etendard aircraft fired fourFrench-m... ...radio frequencies sidebands. It mayeventually replace current maritime and aviation navigation aids.35 Norway,Japan, and Sweden are developing DGPS sy...

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...new armament, command andcontrol, and intelligence technologies to matured aviationtechnology resulted in a combination that yielded a greatimprovemen... ...ter the First World War, General Pershing had become chief of staff of the Armyand was again concerned with the turbulence in the Air Service. He reca... ...cein 1935 were seen as partial advances, as was the develop-ment of the US Army Air Forces (USAAF) after World War IIhad begun. In Britain the impedim... ...ns without an invasion of France. But even with the re-organization of the Army ground forces, the Army air forces,and the Army service forces, at the... ... missiles. The British surface naval forces suffered veryserious losses to Argentine airpower; and, but for the failure ofmany bombs to explode on imp... ...e aresamples of that huge literature. 7. Peter R. Faber, “Interwar US Army Aviation and the Air Corps TacticalSchool: Incubators of American Airpower,... ... Richard Muller, The German Air War in Russia(Baltimore, Md.: Nautical and Aviation Publishing, 1992), 149–88. 10. Among those using such a concept ar...

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...an government began its sorry succession of military coups, andthe royal dynasty in Egypt was ousted by army officers . But the most salient factconce... ...the air over their troops in the relatively coverless Middle Easterntopography. They could see that the army, the most importantelement oftheir milita... ...d-the-clock airoffensive to disrupt the Egyptian economy, communications and transportationnetwork, and army along with a psychological campaign to cr... .... December 1977 . StaffSurvey Mission Report Pursuant to H. Res. 313. 123-24 . 51. "War Developments ." Aviation Reek and Space Technology 113 (hereaf... ...yplanners know there will be a replacement for MiGs and F-168 lost in combat . On asmaller scale, while Argentine Air Force leaders must be uneasy abo... ...odd years. And it has been an evolutionaryprocess. At times, visionary ideas and thinkers have outpaced aviation technology; atothers, technology has ... ...QAFand IIAE As previously noted,both air forces are fairly new creations in which near state-of-the-art aviationtechnology has been force-fed to a hum...

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...uction and Development (World Bank) ICAO International Civil Aviation Organization IDA International Development A... ... organizations, including a small nucleus of activists Nationality: noun Argentines); adjective Argentine Other political or pressure gr... ... nonwhite groups leaning association of small businessmen), Argentine Indus- Religion: 90% nominally Roman Catholic (less than 2... ... Roman Catholic (less than 20% trial Union (manufacturers' association), Argentine Ruralpracticing), 2% Protestant, 2% Jewish, 6% other ... ... Brazil, 5% FRG, 5% Venezuela (1980)Carabinero Gen. Cesar MENDOZA Duran, Army Lt. Gen. Budget: $7.3 billion revenues, $6.9 billion expendi... ...le's Liber-tant elements of religion are Confucianism, Taoism, Bud- ation Army (PLA) remains a major force, although manydhism, ancestor worsh... ...composed of Jose Napoleon DUARTE (President), Army Col. Jaime Ab- dul GUTIERREZ (Vic... ...rmy (LPLA):ECONOMY sists of an army with naval, aviation, and militia elements GNP: $290 million, $90 per capita (1977 ...

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...putation as Germany’s top fightercommander in the Second World War. The US Army Air Forceshad its share of successful squadron and group leaders, buto... ...m one end of France to the other in supportof Gen George S. Patton’s Third Army in the summer of 1944.Col James R. McCarthy assumed command of the 43d... ...sic War and Peace illus-trates the importance of the fighting spirit of an army and itsability to increase combat power. Lord Moran dissected moraleby... ...ern Iraq. 6. The author is indebted to David R. Jones, M.D., instructor of aviationneuropsychiatry at the USAF Flight Surgeon’s School, who brought th... ...rship, 228; quoted in Manning,454. 11. David R. Jones, M.D., instructor of aviation neuropsychiatry at theUSAF Flight Surgeon’s School, telephone inte... ... 15. “Psychological Factors in Morale” (research report, US Naval Schoolof Aviation Medicine, 1954), 2; quoted in Diebolt, 19. 16. Manning, 455. 17. K... ... a compilation of a series of articles that Galland published inan unnamed Argentine magazine in 1953. 6. Ibid., 13, 15; and Adolf Galland, interrogat...

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...der, andchief CCTS evaluator navigator. Colonel Burnett is a graduate of AirWar College; the Army Command and General Staff College, Leaven-worth, Kan... ...izational means to enhance support of ground forces. Anotherdevelopment emphasized colocated army-air headquarters and a sig-nals network that linked ... ...work that linked forward and rear airfields with the jointarmy-air headquarters and deployed army divisions and brigades.Sorting out the best of the e... ...n Africa.American Experience An untested American airpower doctrine—Field Manual (FM) 31-35,Aviation in Support of Ground Operations—bounded the init... ...sease Cholera Plague Argentine hemorrhagic fever Chiku... ...of US diplomacy. In 1983 President Reagan offered freecivilian access to GPS to help enhance aviation safety around theworld. President Clinton in 199... ...m and satellite orbits.”65 The third example of a global service is the International Civil AviationOrganization (ICAO). Founded in 1947, it governs ...

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... Finally, recall the French experience during the Second World War, when the French Army suffered a stunning total defeat and m... ...verwhelmed the Confederate forces with the vastly superior physical resources of the Union Army. The American military’s traditional ... ...ies in Vietnam understood the circumstances of the war. They understood that a guerrilla army wins when it is not defeated and a c... ... carrier airpower can provide the fastest possible American mili- tary response. Carrier aviation requires no bases ashore in the ... ...onal Warfare, 1918–1988 (London: Brassey’s, 1989). 6. Although carrier-based aviation has many inherent advantages, its ... ...n has many inherent advantages, its utility may be limited when facing strong land-based aviation with its inher- ent advantages i... ... 4/16/08 2:02:37 PM THE AIRPOWER IMPERATIVE the Argentine Air Force operating at the absolute limit... ...d on the United States. The final article in part 3 was writ- ten for the journal of the Argentine Air War College and is a fast a... ...ista de la Escuela Superior de Guerra Aérea de la Fuerza Aérea Argentina (Journal of the Argentine Air War College), Third Quarter 2002. ...

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... Defense Forces1,558 kWh per capita Branches: Albanian People's Army, Frontier Troops, Interior Troops, Albanian... ...ustices; Supreme Court di- Branches: Armed Forces, Army, Navy, Airvided into four chambers; legal education at Crude ste... ... WebsterDefense ForcesBranches: Army, Navy, Air Force/ Air De- reference map III) V... ... major (St. Johns), 1 minor Nationality: noun Argentine^); adjective... ...nues $7.6 billion; association of small businessmen), Argentine expenditures $13.7 billion at average annualOrganized lab... ...on (manufacturers' associa- exchange rate. tion), Argentine Rural Society (largeGovernment landowners... ...stituenciesbrigades, 2 SSM battalions with Honest Johns,2 SAM brigades, 1 army aviation brigade Legal system: civil law... ... machinery, transportation equipment consists of an army with naval, aviation, andSuffrage: universal over age 18 ... ...il HABITAT: United Nations Aviation Organization Center for Human Settlements ...

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..., waste, or urban;Exports: $290 million (1983 est); asphalt, Branches: Albanian People's Army, Frontier 16% pasture and meadows; 3% cultiva... ..., including several Major industries: petroleum, light indus- Branches: Armed Forces, Army, Navy, AirSupreme Court justices; Supreme Court d... ...sts: noneDefense Forces Anguilla, 91 km 2 ; about one-half the size ofBranches: Army, Navy, Air Force/ Air De- Washington, D. C.; Som... ...ate 1.5%Monetary conversion rate: 2.70 East Carib- Nationality: noun Argentine(s); adjec-bean (EC)dollars=US$l (February 198... ...un Argentine(s); adjec-bean (EC)dollars=US$l (February 1984) tive ArgentineFiscal year: 1 April-30 March ... ...apan; imports 20%ing, 16.8% services and other; 4.6% unem- ation of small businessmen), Argentine In- US, 19% Brazil, 12% FRG, 9% Bolivia, ... ... seige of Beirut, which resulted in the evacua-consists of an army with naval, aviation, and People tion of ... ...ional Civil HABITAT: United Nations Aviation Organization Center for Human Settlements ...

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...98 kmExports: $345 million (1985 est); asphalt, Branches: Albanian People's Army, Fron- Maritime claim:bitumen, petroleum products, metals and ... ... olives, citrus, fruits, dates, vegetables; Branches: Armed Forces, Army, Navy,Capital: Algiers sheep, cattle ... ... April 1982 See regional mip HIBranches: Army, Navy, Air Force/ Air Branches: 11-mem... ....7%, manufacturing 0.5% Nationality: noun Argentine(s); adjec-Electric power: 29,000 kW capacity; 63.8 ... ...ec-Electric power: 29,000 kW capacity; 63.8 tive Argentinemillion kWh produced, 780 kWh per ... ... Islands (Islas Malvinas) which are adminis- Official name: Argentine Republicployed almost exclusively for handling tered by U... ...consists of an army with naval,Exports: $36 million (f.o.b., 1984 est.); aviation, and militia elements), Air Force, Comparative area: smalle... ...T: United Nations Aviation Organization Center for Human Settlements ... ...ational Cotton Advisory Committee ICAO International Civil Aviation Organization (UN) ICCAT International Commiss...

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...nse Forces1,600 kWh per capita Branches Albanian People's Army, Frontier Troops, Interior Troops, Albanian C... ...upreme Court di- (1982) Branches: Armed Forces, Army, Navy, Airvided into four chambers; legal education at ... ...VALLEY Suffrage: native born; resident before sepa-Branches: Army, Navy, Air Force/Air De- ration from St.... ...vely for handling cane Nationality: noun Argentine(s); adjec- tive Ar... ...nt revenues association of small businessmen), Argentine $15.8 billion; expenditures $22.2 billion atGovernment ... ... (manufacturers' associa- average annual exchange rateOfficial name: Argentine Republic tion), Argentine Rural Society (large ... ...Johns, National Assembly2 SAM brigades, 1 army aviation brigade Land boundaries: 459 km ... ...ee, undeclared exports of opium and to- consists of an army with naval, aviation, andstructure in December 1975 bacco ...

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... there is the issue of Balochistan, Pashtunistan andSindhudesh.The Pakistani army is made from Punjabis, while the Taliban are made fromPashtuns. Most... ..., the Russian Communists grabbed the chance and attacked theweakened Russian army, they managed to rise to power, and with the Treatyof Brest-Litovsk ... ...f WW1, andjust five years before the Russian Communists attacked the Russian armywith the support of Germany.The Nazi conspiracy theories normally say... ...o participate in Modi‘s ―Makein India‖ initiative, particularly in the civil aviation sector. Turkey‘s strategic locationoffers Indiaa platform to boo... ...h 20153rd ParagraphThe Veja report, translated from Portuguese to Spanish by Argentine news outlet Infobae,cites several officials described as ―ex-me... ...the current regime of PresidentNicolás Maduro. Those interviewed claim that ―Argentine government representativesreceived large quantities of money fr... ...lp in protecting Hezbollah terrorists responsible for the 1994 bombing ofthe Argentine Israel Mutual Association (AMIA), an attack that left 85 dead a...

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...the Soviet Union, like Prussia beforeit, was not so much a country with an army as an army that usedthe entire country as its own billeting area. 4 ... ...er.Five million strong at its peak in 1988 (all Soviet forces), theRussian army has dwindled to an estimated 1.5 million members, 66w... ...ussia must face is thelack of real civilian control over the military. The army has beendrawn into politics by the unsettled circumstances of the coun... ... See David Hughes, “Regional Nuclear Powers Pose New Risks to USMilitary,” Aviation Week & Space Technology, 13 January 1992, 65. 14. Frederick R. St... ...hum. “US Weighs Use of Nonlethal Weapons in Serbia ifUN Decides to Fight,” Aviation Week & Space Technology, 17 August 1992,64. 22. Fulghum, 62. 23.... ... comprised of Navy ships, USAF aircraft, USCoast Guard and Customs Service aviation units, and state andlocal law enforcement agencies among others. T... ...itish employed a shipboard device in the Falkland Islands thatcaused three Argentine planes to crash. The system may bedesigned to cause only temporar... ... Alabama in 1994. He is Currently, Major Stark is theattending the Argentine War chief, War and Conflict Branch, 485...

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..., werehunted down with dogs, and were killed. Trying to put together an army of resistance, the Arawaks facedSpaniards who had armor, muskets, swor... ...York Irish, of theMexican war as seen by the deserting soldiers of Scott's army, of therise of industrialism as seen by the young women in the Lowell ... ...re. And when they came,with thousands of unarmed retainers, CortCs's small army of Spaniards,posted around the square with cannon, armed with crossbow... ...e still being discriminated against for jobs. A spokesman for a West Coast aviation plant said: "The Negro will be considered only as janitors and in ... ...953 on an army barracks in Santiago. Out of prison, he went to Mexico, met Argentine revolutionary Che Guevara, and re- turned in 1956 to Cuba. His ti...

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...t the front of Ben’s Radio Shop around 10 pm, resulting in thedeath of two army soldiers. In 1967 a convoy of army soldiers was alsoambushed in Tilapa... ...my soldiers was alsoambushed in Tilapayong resulting in the death of three army soldiers, an officer 137... ... HUKBALAHAP It developed during World War 2 as a guerrilla army to fight the Japanese; the name is a contraction of a Tagalog phrase ... ...ow from 1,910 in 2011 to 5,980 in 2031.[340] With rapid expansion in civil aviation,the largest airports in China have also joined the ranks of the bu... ...revivedvia theVintage dance movement.In Europe, Latin Swing dances include Argentine Tango, Mambo, Lindy Hop, Swing Boogie(sometimes also known as Nos... ...s Java – musette-waltz – musette-tango – musette-paso-doble Other Argentine tango – New VogueReferences[edit] 1. ^ Jump up to:a b Franks... ...azine's "Top 10 Music-Festival Moments" list onMarch 18, 2010.[81]In 2005, Argentine writer Edgar Brau published Woodstock, a long poem commemoratingt...

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...区中扮演什么角色”。 萨拉·克拉吉（Sara Clugage）——Art + Feminism 成员及 Dilettante Army 创始人——出席了这场沙龙晚宴，以下是他晚宴后书面反馈的文字： “社会正义是维基媒体运动的一个组成部分。维基百科通常被描述为一个中立、客观... ...ebo ”t是一个维基百科防破坏机器人，它能够自动检测和还原一般的破坏行为。2010 年 11 月 3 日，用户“79.47.219.115”删除了“Argentines of European descen ”t （欧洲裔阿根廷人）条目在“Influence on Argentine... ...oGeneral Yang Deping, regular military troops from the People's Liberation Army were notdeployed.[101]中国通过部署人民武装警察作出回应。据英国广播公司报道，有 400 多部队军车进入西藏，[99]这... ...随后，编辑者“47.74.18.192”和“Yuping3252”对这部分内容进行删除和改写：“本次纠纷由印军挑起（started by India army），于 2017 年 6 月18 日越过（crossed）印中两国既定边界进入多克拉姆地区。”本次修改将事件归因到印度跨过中印边界挑起了此次的... ...ied out effective cooperation in ports, railways, highways, powerstations, aviation and telecommunications.BRI by Country, $ billion 2014-2018Construc... ... Bolivia, Antigua and Barbuda, Trinidadand Tobago, and Guyana.ArgentinaThe Argentine-China Joint Hydropower Project will build two dams on the Santa C... ...添加时间。纵观 AnomieBot 的词条编辑史，其词条修改范围甚广，包括了 India nationalcricket team（印度国家板球队），Argentine Air Force（阿根廷空军），Thatcherism（撒切尔主义），Donald Trump（唐纳德·特朗普），Men in ...