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82. EUROPEAN UNION - EUROPEAN SECURITY AND DEFENSE POLICY the Commission declared, In pursuit of our Common foreign and Security structureswithin it and following the military and police Capability Improvement http://www.eurunion.org/legislat/Defense/esdpweb.htm

European Union Delegation of the European Commission to the United States 2300 M Street, NW Washington, DC 20037 Telephone: (202) 862-9500 Fax: (202) 429-1766 EU Home EUROPEAN SECURITY AND DEFENSE POLICY (See also the Common Foreign and Security Policy page on this website) Background Actions Links Background: The Helsinki European Council (December 10-11, 1999) marked a very important step forward for the fledgling European security and defense policy. The Heads of State and Government decided to proceed toward the practical implementation of the ambitions of the Amsterdam Treaty and the Cologne European Council Declaration. In the words of the Rt. Hon. Chris Patten CH, EU Commissioner for External Relations: "They (Heads of State and Government) decided to establish a European military capacity to undertake the full range of so-called Petersberg tasks (scroll down to "Petersberg Declaration"). And this was not just a general intention for some distant future. No. They have decided exactly how many troops they want to be able to deploy by 2003. And they have asked, too, that mechanisms should be set in place for handling civilian aspects of crisis management.

83. Special Operations.Com Army military police Special Units. The military police is one of the most highlyprepared, and highly trained organizations within the Armed Forces. http://www.specialoperations.com/Foreign/Serbia/VJMP.htm

specialoperationsguest Army Military Police Special Units The VJ Military Police also has special purpose units trained for military police missions and the execution of protective, armed (combat) missions both in peace and war time, especially for overcoming resistance and destroying discovered and surrounding sabotage-terrorist, kidnapping, and rebellious groups. These units can act in concert with MUP formations in defensive and preventive actions for controlling people and vehicles at communications facilities, as they were used during the war in 1991-92 in areas of the former Yugoslavia. Information provided courtesy of Peter Tomich.

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85. Foreign Military Studies Office Publications - The Overlap Of interdiction areas. 8 It also expanded authority to assist foreignpolice and military in counternarcotics efforts. The direction http://call.army.mil/fmso/fmsopubs/issues/milpolre.htm

86. MDN: Politics stationed in Japan under the military alliance with data collected by Okinawa PrefecturalPolice where 60 US soldiers are based, a foreign Ministry official http://mdn.mainichi.co.jp/politics/0301/24militarycrime.html

document.write(style); Japanese Top Page Cabinet lineup Updated Oct. 1 2002 ... Washington squeezes Japan on Iraq invasion Japan conceals rising crime rate among U.S. servicemen Mainichi Shimbun January 24, 2003 Government agencies are reluctant to reveal the number of crimes committed by U.S. servicemen stationed in Japan under the military alliance with Washington, the Mainichi has learned. The number of crimes peaked in 1995, the year when the nation was angry over the rape of a girl by American servicemen in Okinawa, with 140 crimes recorded, including inflicting injury and violation of weapons and drug control laws. The number dropped to 67 in 1996 but has since been on the increase, reaching 164 in 2001. These figures were not officially published in the media apparently because Japanese government crime busters and diplomats feared a public backlash. "We don't have nationwide numbers (of U.S. servicemen's crimes). We can determine the nationwide trend by looking at data collected by Okinawa Prefectural Police where 60 percent of U.S. soldiers are based," a Foreign Ministry official said when the Mainichi probed the issue in mid-January.

87. MDN: Politics foreign Ministry diplomats are skeptical about whether Pyongyang will come cleanabout the involvement of the hijackers and cooperate with Japanese police. http://mdn.mainichi.co.jp/politics/0209/0928abduction.html

document.write(style); Japanese Top Page Cabinet lineup Updated Oct. 1 2002 ... Washington squeezes Japan on Iraq invasion Police primed for international abduction investigation Mainichi Shimbun September 28, 2002 Passengers are released at Fukuoka airport in 1970 before the hijacked plane, Yodo, continued on to North Korea. Japan's police are all set to investigate suspected involvement of leftist hijackers who defected to North Korea in the abductions of Japanese people, but how Pyongyang will respond is still unknown. Since North Korean officials revealed during Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visit to Pyongyang on Sept. 17 that eight abducted people have died and several others are still living in the country, police have been carefully watching negotiations between the two countries' diplomats. This is because the police want to investigate whether members of the Japanese Red Arm Faction members helped North Korean agents abduct Japanese nationals and take them to the reclusive country in the 1980s.

88. Military Police Photo & Document Gallery - 01 military police Detachment. Los Alamos, NM. In Their Hands Rested the Securityof the Atomic Bomb . Photo Document Gallery. Photo Gallery 1 of 10 http://www.childrenofthemanhattanproject.org/VET_GALLERIES/MPPG_01.htm

Manhattan Project Heritage Preservation Association Military Police Detachment Los Alamos, NM "In Their Hands Rested the Security of the Atomic Bomb" Photo Gallery 1 of 10 Web Master's Note : We have changed somewhat the format for the below photographs. To view a full size photo without a caption, "click" on the thumbnail itself. To view an enlarged photo (less than full size) along with an expanded caption, "click" on the caption below the thumbnail. GO to Veteran's Main Page Previous 10 Photos Photos 001-010 Next 10 Photos LAP-012 LAP-013 LAP-146 VPH-002 VD-013A Military Police Group Photo at Los Alamos - Left Side Military Police Group Photo at Los Alamos - Right Side Mounted Military Policeman on Patrol at Los Alamos Military Police Barracks at Los Alamos - Veterans Unknown Military Police Thanksgiving Day Menu - 1944 D-013B D-016 D-026 D-021 VD-023 Military Police Thanksgiving Day Menu - 1944 Military Police Detachment Letterhead at Los Alamos Military Police Christmas Day Menu - 1944 Daily Newspaper Dedication to Military Police at Los Alamos ... Good Conduct Medal Presentation to Military Police at Los Alamos We are adding new material each and every month. Be one of the first to know! Join the Manhattan Project Heritage Preservation Assoc., Inc.

89. Los Alamos Military Police Directory - 1946/47 military police Battalion Yearbook. Below is the yearbook issued by the Provisionalmilitary police Battalion at Los Alamos, NM issued January 1, 1947. http://www.childrenofthemanhattanproject.org/LA/MP_Directory.htm

Manhattan Project Heritage Preservation Association Military Police Battalion Yearbook Los Alamos, NM December 1946 / January 1947 Below is the yearbook issued by the Provisional Military Police Battalion at Los Alamos, NM issued January 1, 1947. The yearbook commemorates the atomic bomb security forces from the inception of the Military Police Detachment in 1943 until the time in 1947 when security was turned over to civilian security guards under the Atomic Energy Commission. This yearbook is an important part of our archives and was provided to us by Robert Fortenberry, a former military policeman and one of the men depicted in this yearbook. In the next several weeks, we will begin adding these names to our veteran tables so that families may search for a particular name. NOTE: IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN A HIGH ENOUGH RESOLUTION SO THAT THEY MAY BE VIEWED CLEARLY, IT WAS NECESSARY TO SACRIFICE SOME SPEED. EVEN THOUGH THEY HAVE BEEN OPTIMIZED FOR THE WEB, THEY MAY STILL LOAD SLOWLY FOR THOSE USING DIAL-UP MODEMS. Cover Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Guard Tower History Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 History Commanding Officer Battalion Officers Formations Raising the Flag Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Enlisted Men Enlisted Men Enlisted Men Enlisted Men Enlisted Men Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Enlisted Men Enlisted Men Enlisted Men Enlisted Men Battalion Photos

90. Arms Transfer Working Group - Links Issue Specific Links. Publications relating to international military, policeand security assistance. Armed Forces Journal. foreign Policy in Focus. http://www.fas.org/asmp/atwg/links.html

Arms Trade Links Issue Specific Links Region Specific Links Arms Trade and U.S. Security Assistance Links Table of Contents Issues Publications Arms Trade Data, Research, and Analysis Child Soldiers ... U.S. Government - Executive and Legislative Resources Issue Specific Links Publications relating to international military, police and security assistance Armed Forces Journal Arms Control Today - Arms Control Association Arms Sales Monitor - Federation of American Scientists Arms Trade News - Council for a Livable World Foreign Policy in Focus Issue Briefs - Physicians for Social Responsibility MOJO Wire Mother Jones The Terror Trade Times - Amnesty International Weekly Defense Monitor - Center for Defense Information Arms Trade Data, Research, and Analysis The Arms Trade - Amnesty International Fact Sheets - Arms Control Association Arms and Security Programme - Saferworld Arms Export Regulations - British American Security Information Council Arms Sales Monitoring Project - Federation of American Scientists Arms Trade Analysis - Center for Defense Information Arms Trade Resource Center - World Policy Institute Arms Trade Updates - Human Rights Watch Arms Transfers Post-9/11 - Federation of American Scientists Arms Transfers Project at SIPRI - Stockholm International Peace Research Institute Conventional Arms Branch of the UN Department for Disarmament Affairs Conventional Arms Control and Export Controls: News and Analysis Defense Aerospace Federation of American Scientists Arms Trade Data ... Global Arms Export Reports - Small Arms Survey

91. Somalia Country Study - STATE SECURITY SERVICES - Somali Police Force (SPF) The Italians initially relied on military forces to maintain public order in theircolony. In 1914 the authorities established a coastal police and a rural http://somalinet.com/library/somalia/?so=0123

92. Slovenia & NATO Digest - No. 01/2002 Officials met with President Milan Kucan and foreign and defence ministers, Dimitrij Typicalmilitary police tasks were performed by a platoon from the 17th http://nato.gov.si/eng/digest/1/

Slovenia and NATO Digest - No. 01/2002 5 March 2002 Contents: Announcements In Focus News ANNOUNCEMENTS: [5 March 2002] Maribor, Slovenia - Public debate: EU and/or NATO? [11 March 2002] Brussels, Belgium - Meeting of NATO Political-Military Committee with Slovenian representatives [14-17 March 2002] Bled, Slovenia - Conference: "The Transformation of Civil- Military Relations in Post-Communist Europe" IN FOCUS: [1 March 2002] Nicholas Burns, Permanent Representative of the US to NATO: Slovenia is a Serious Candidate for NATO Membership At the end of the one-day visit to Slovenia by a US delegation, the head of the delegation, the US Permanent Representative to the Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, Ambassador Nicholas Burns, stated that Slovenia was a serious candidate for NATO membership. On February 15, Head of NATO Mission Edgar Buckley concluded his four-day visit in Slovenia. Slovenia has made a good deal of progress in all areas of its preparations for NATO membership, and I think the report on the country's implementation of the Membership Action Plan will reflect that," said Assistant NATO Secretary General for defence planning and operations, Edgar Buckley, upon the conclusion of his visit to Slovenia. (more: http://nato.gov.si/eng/digest/1/6/

93. ZNet | Bolivia | Working-Class Revolt In Bolivia February 12, students from Ayacucho high school attacked the Presidential Palacein the Plaza de Murillo with stones, and after the military police shot and http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=52&ItemID=3041

94. BBC News | Europe | Montenegro Fears Coup The Yugoslav army and military police have been engaged in intimidation of foreignand local journalists and, in recent days, have started arresting local http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/europe/newsid_314000/314569.stm

Front Page World UK UK Politics ... Help Thursday, April 8, 1999 Published at 17:11 GMT 18:11 UK World: Europe Montenegro fears coup The army has been accused of intimidation Live coverage Montenegro is threatening to take action against Yugoslav troops stationed in the republic amid fears of a coup. Montenegro and Serbia are the two remaining republics in federal Yugoslavia but the Montenegrin Government has refused to recognise Belgrade's declaration of a state of war. The Montenegrin Information Ministry says the Yugoslav military is now trying to draw Montenegro into the conflict with Nato. On its Web site the Ministry says: "Suspicions are growing that the (Yugoslav) 2nd Army strategy is to involve neutral Montenegro in the conflict with Nato." Justice Minister Dragan Soc said on Thursday that the Yugoslav army was trying to destabilise Montenegro's government by challenging the civil authorities' powers. "Their goal is to destabilise Montenegro politically and create an environment which will enable the government to be toppled," he added. Intimidation and arrests The Yugoslav army and military police have been engaged in intimidation of foreign and local journalists and, in recent days, have started arresting local people who have not acknowledged call-up papers.

95. Washingtonpost.com Foreign Aid 3, 2002) Bush to Call for New foreign Aid Agency to Cut Aid to China Economic, MilitaryRivalries Pushing 29, 2002) DC police Struggle To Staff IMF Protests http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/world/issues/foreignaid/

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96. Scientific Fighting Congress Close Quarter Combat Magazine and tactics used in combat, gathered from military and government insiders, topnotchforeign journals and police briefing on crime and justice. http://www.hockscqc.com/magazine/

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97. Surveillance Camera Players as the various municipal and state police forces have was at war with a foreignpower and with growing domestic opposition to American military involvement in http://www.notbored.org/military.html

The Theater of Our Operations Historians of ideas usually attribute the dream of a perfect society to the philosophers and jurists of the eighteenth century; but there was also a military dream of society; its fundamental reference was not to the state of nature, but to the meticulously subordinated cogs of a machine, not to the primal social contract, but to permanent coercions, not to fundamental rights, but to indefinitely progressive forms of training, not to the general will but to automatic docility. Michel Foucault, Discipline and Punish A small, informal group that engages in a completely legal and non-violent form of protest, the Surveillance Camera Players (SCP) shouldn't be spied upon by anyone. What point is there in spying upon a group that displays itself in front of surveillance devices? And yet no one would be surprised if the Intelligence Division of the New York Police Department (NYPD) was keeping tabs on the SCP. Used for decades to spy (legally and illegally) upon all kinds of political dissidents, the NYPD's infamous "Red Squad" telephoned the SCP the day before one of its performances.

98. Who Did It? Foreign Report Presents An Alternative View "Israels military intelligence service, Aman, suspects that Iraq is the state that sponsored Category Society Issues September 11, 2001 Jane s...... foreign Report presents an alternative view Israel’s military intelligence service,Aman, suspects that Iraq is the state that sponsored the suicide attacks http://www.janes.com/security/international_security/news/fr/fr010919_1_n.shtml

Username: Password: Register document.write("") Forgotten? Logout Home Products ... Law Enforcement International Security News Global Flashpoints Jane's Security Digest Sentinel Risk Pointers ... Products Jane's Services FREE Email Alerts janes.com Subscriber Bulletin News Briefs on your ... Free Jane's Listing 19 September Who did it? Foreign Report presents an alternative view Israel’s military intelligence service, Aman, suspects that Iraq is the state that sponsored the suicide attacks on the New York Trade Center and the Pentagon in Washington. Directing the mission, Aman officers believe, were two of the world’s foremost terrorist masterminds: the Lebanese Imad Mughniyeh, head of the special overseas operations for Hizbullah, and the Egyptian Dr Ayman Al Zawahiri, senior member of Al-Qaeda and possible successor of the ailing Osama Bin Laden. The two men have not been seen for some time. Mughniyeh is probably the world’s most wanted outlaw. Unconfirmed reports in Beirut say he has undergone plastic surgery and is unrecognisable. Zawahiri is thought to be based in Egypt. He could be Bin Laden’s chief representative outside Afghanistan. The Iraqis, who for several years paid smaller groups to do their dirty work, were quick to discover the advantages of Al-Qaeda. The Israeli sources claim that for the past two years Iraqi intelligence officers were shuttling between Baghdad and Afghanistan, meeting with Ayman Al Zawahiri. According to the sources, one of the Iraqi intelligence officers, Salah Suleiman, was captured last October by the Pakistanis near the border with Afghanistan. The Iraqis are also reported to have established strong ties with Imad Mughniyeh.

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100. KAM The armed forces of these foreign states are providing both material andknowhow assistance to the Lithuanian military Medical Service. http://www.kam.lt/en/main.php?cat=logistika&sub=3

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