61. GOVZA: USA Attack - Prohibition Of Foreign Military Assistance Prohibition of foreign military Assistance. South Africa's Regulation offoreign military Assistance Act ( 1998/a1598.pdf No 15 of 1998)** http://www.gov.za/events/2001/usattack/milassist.htm

Deputy Presiden Ministers Documents Speeches ... Search Prohibition of Foreign Military Assistance In response to media regarding the allegations that some persons may be calling on or recruiting among some sections of our communities to fight in Afghanistan in anticipation for the retaliation against the recent terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, the Department of Foreign Affairs wishes to put the following on record: South Africa's Regulation of Foreign Military Assistance Act No 15 of 1998 Prohibits the recruitment of persons within the Republic, or elsewhere for engagement in mercenary activity. Prohibits the rendering of foreign military assistance with the Republic or elsewhere. This means that no person may within the Republic or elsewhere: Offer to render any foreign military assistance to any state or organ of state, group of persons or other entity or person unless he or she has been granted authorisation to offer such assistance by the National Conventional Arms Control Committee as constituted by the National Executive by the decision of 18 August 1995. Render any foreign military assistance to any state or organ of state, group of persons or other entity or person unless such assistance is rendered in accordance with an agreement approved by the National Conventional Arms Control Committee as constituted by the National Executive by the decision of 18 August 1995

62. Libertarians And Foreign Military Assistance What would be a libertarian society's response to foreign nations' requestsfor military assistance? (This assumes that the requests http://www.self-gov.org/ruwart/q0009.html

63. Deck M9:  Foreign Military Section DECK M9, foreign military section For other relevant resources, seealso Deck R7, Strategic research. Encyclopedia of the Chinese http://www.rjlee.org/othmil.html

DECK Foreign military section For other relevant resources, see also Deck R7, Strategic research Encyclopedia of the Chinese Armed Forces and National Defence A marketing site for a new hardcover reference on the Chinese military, which looks awfully impressive. The price, at $990, is awfully impressive as well. Jane's Information Group Home of the world-renowned defense information firm. Military Parade Online Military Parade is the glossy trade publication of the Russian state arms export authority. Basically an arms catalog aimed at the export market, Military Parade contains a lot of good information on Russian weapons systems currently in development, along with the occasional historical article. If one bears firmly in mind that the information contained herein is essentially marketing material from the manufacturers, this is an absolutely fantastic resource for the Russian military observer. Modern Russian Armour Page Vasiliy Fofanov's guide to current Russian tank designs, including such exotic beasts as the T-90, T-95, Black Eagle, and the mysterious "New MBT" being developed at Nizhny Tagil. This is a well laid-out page with many photographs and a great deal of production information. SovietArmy.com

64. Code Names And Numbers For Foreign Military Equipment Code Names and Numbers for foreign military Equipment. The USAAF usedduring World War II code names to identify Japanese aircraft http://www.ais.org/~schnars/aero/fore-cod.htm

Code Names and Numbers for Foreign Military Equipment Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), Central Intelligence Agencies OSWR (CIA/OSWR), National Security Agency (NSA), and the Department of Defense (DoD) at the Pentagon with: USAF technical intelligence center (NAIC, formerly FTD), USN technical intelligence center (NMIC, formerly NISC and NTIC), US Army technical intelligence center (FSTC). Index Japanese W.W.II Aircraft Type series for Early Soviet Post W.W.II Aircraft Ram series (observed at the Ramenskoye Airfield) Tag series (observed at the Taganrog Airfield) BL series (observed at the Barnaul Test Range) EM series (observed at the Emba Test Range) KY series (observed at the Kapustin Yar Test Range) NE series (observed at the Nenoska Test Range) PL series (observed at the Plesetsk Test Range) SH series (observed at Sary Shagan Test Range) TT series (observed at Tyuratam Test Range) Soviet operational missiles and rockets AA series (Air-to-Air) ABM series (Anti-Ballistic-Missile) AS series (Air-to-Surface) AT series (Anti-Tank) SA series (Surface-to-Air) SA-N series (Surface-to-Air (Naval)) SS series (Surface-to-Surface) SSC series (Surface-to-Surface (Coastal)) SS-N series (Surface-to-Surface (Naval))

65. The Henry L. Stimson Center - China's Foreign Military Relations Search PDF version. China's foreign military Relations. This groundbreaking report on the PRC's foreign military relations offers http://www.stimson.org/pubs.cfm?ID=45

66. The People's Struggle Against Foreign Military Presence In The Philippines The People's Struggle Against foreign military Presence in the Philippines.By Danilo P. Vizmanos. Speech delivered before the Conference http://www.boondocksnet.com/centennial/sctexts/vizmanos990626.html

Sentenaryo/Centennial The Philippine Revolution and Philippine-American War Edited by Jim Zwick Home Contents Discussion ... Book Store Search The People's Struggle Against Foreign Military Presence in the Philippines By Danilo P. Vizmanos Speech delivered before the Conference on US Military Bases hosted by Korean anti-US bases organizations, Green Korea and Korean Federation for the Environment, Seoul, South Korea, June 26, 1999. The author is currently the military consultant of the Nuclear Free-Philippines Coalition, and Convenor of the Junk VFA Movement. He is a retired Philippine Navy Captain, former Chief of Staff of the Philippine Coast Guard and former Inspector General of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. He recently published his political memoirs, IN THE EYE OF THE STORM, which narrates his political awakenning from an American Boy("Amboy) who idolized General Douglas McArthur to an activist advocate for Philippine sovereignty. T he Filipino people's struggle against foreign military presence in the country spans a period of more than 400 years. In 1521, the first military forces from a western power that ventured in the Asia-Pacific region were defeated by Filipino native warriors in the battle of Mactan island in the central islands of the Philippines. It was in this historic encounter where the leader of the Spanish expedition, Ferdinand Magellan, who claimed to have "discovered the Philippines", was killed by Mactan chieftain Lapu Lapu. Spanish colonization of the Philippines which lasted for more than three centuries was eventually displaced by US imperialism in 1898. This was briefly interrupted by three years of Japanese military occupation of the islands during World War II.

67. 10 CFR 70.13a Foreign Military Aircraft. §70.14 foreign military aircraft. The regulations in this part donot apply to persons who carry special nuclear material (other http://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/cfr/part070/part070-0014.html

Index Site Map FAQ Help ... Advanced Search U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Home Who We Are What We Do Nuclear Reactors ... Part Index §70.14 Foreign military aircraft. The regulations in this part do not apply to persons who carry special nuclear material (other than plutonium) in aircraft of the armed forces of foreign nations subject to 49 U.S.C. 1508(a). Last revised Tuesday, December 03, 2002

68. Women And Armed Conflict -- Foreign Military Bases As A Source Of Violence Again Women and Armed Conflict foreign military Bases as a Source of Violence againstWomen. Presented by Yayori Matsui (Item 5 (b) RightsBased Approach). http://www.aworc.org/bpfa/gov/escap/vaww.html

AWORC Beijing +5 Resources Onsite Reports ... High-Level Intergovernmental Meeting Women and Armed Conflict Foreign Military Bases as a Source of Violence against Women Presented by Yayori Matsui (Item 5 (b) Rights-Based Approach) Madam Chairperson, Extinguished delegates, It is my honor to be given an opportunity to speak to you on behalf of women and children who are victimized by all forms of violence committed by military personnel in foreign military bases. I would like to draw your attention to a major gap in the Beijing Platform for Action concering this issue which was identified at the Asia-Pacific Regional NGO Symposium last month. The NGOs at the Symposium reviewed the Platform for Action and pointed out the Gap that, while "foreign military occupation" is included in Section E. Women and Armed Conflict, there is no mention to "the effects of the long-term presence of foreign military bases". It was recommended that the scope of armed conflict should be broadened to include the long-term presence of foreign military bases. The grave violation of human rights of women and children under such situtaion is an urgent issue that needs to be clearly acknowledged as a part of the Section E. of the Platform for Action. The women and children living in areas where foreign military bases are present have been and still are exposed to severe cases of rape and other forms of violence by military personnel stationed in Okinawa, Japan and in Korea. The long term presence of military forces in the Philippines has also resulted in the same situation.

69. Foreign Military Sales foreign military Sales. Sharp is part of a team of nine companies thatprovide services to NAVSEA and foreign navies to support the http://www.georgesharp.com/SHARP_International_Services.htm

Home Contract Vehicles Careers Contact Us ... Ventilation System Cleaning and Maintenance Foreign Military Sales Sharp is part of a team of nine companies that provide services to NAVSEA and foreign navies to support the US Navy's Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program for the reactivation, transfer, and life cycle support of former US Navy ships. Headed by the prime contractor VSE Corporation of Alexandria, Virginia, the FMS team is commonly called "BAV". George G. Sharp, Inc. is the naval architecture/marine engineering arm of the BAV FMS Team. We provide ship systems engineers for follow on technical support (FOTS) and ship reactivation project managers at the "BAV" headquarters staff ("Core Cadre") office, which is located in Alexandria, Virginia. Sharp field personnel support ship reactivation projects in the US and overseas. Sharp instructors train foreign navy personnel worldwide to properly maintain and operate former US Navy ships. Locally, Washington Office engineers and technicians perform ship and ship system design projects in support of reactivation projects and FOTS tasks. For more information click to e-mail or call: Larry Simmelink

70. Foreign Military Financing (1999-2000) foreign military Financing (19992000). The administration is seekingover $3.4 billion in foreign military Financing (FMF). FMF http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/US-Israel/FMF2000.html

Foreign Military Financing (1999-2000) The administration is seeking over $3.4 billion in foreign Military Financing (FMF). FMF spending in Fiscal Year 2000 will be entirely for grants and administration; the loan component of FMF has been phased out. This program "enables selected friendly and allied countries to improve their ability to defend themselves by financing their acquisition of U.S. military articles, services, and training." Israel and Egypt receive the lion’s share of FMF, about 94% in FY 2000. A total of $81 million will help integrate new NATO members and strengthen cooperation with Partnership for Peace countries. Israel Egypt Jordan Morocco Tunisia Partnership for Peace Caribbean Regional Enhanced Int'l Peacekeeping Initiative Africa Crisis Response Initiative East Africa Regional DOD administrative costs Sources: Federation of American Scientists President's Budget Annexes, Secretary of State Summary and Highlights . The budget can be found online at http://www.access.gpo.gov/usbudget/fy2000/maindown.html

71. Crowell & Moring LLP | Foreign Military Financing & Sales foreign military Financing foreign military Sales. The Arms ExportControl Act provides the President with authority to transfer http://www.crowell.com/content/Expertise/GovernmentContracts/OurPractice10/Forei

Welcome Overview Our Team Our Practice ... Bullet Analyses The Arms Export Control Act provides the President with authority to transfer US defense articles and services (including construction services) to friendly countries and allies. Under the Foreign Military Sales ("FMS") program, DoD procures the goods or services from the US contractor on behalf of the foreign government recipient. Under the Foreign Military Financing ("FMF") program, DoD provides grants—principally to Israel and Egypt—for the purchase of US goods and services. We have nearly 25 years of experience with both these programs. Indeed, we litigated and won the case that established the US government's liability for US contractor claims under FMS contracts: Federal Electric Corp. aff'd Although FMS contracts are accordingly now considered virtually the same as any other DoD contract, some differences remain. We continue to counsel clients regularly concerning agent fees, offset arrangements and costs and other unique circumstances presented by FMS arrangements. For example, we successfully litigated a claim against the Air Force to recover coproduction costs incurred as a result of Turkey's direction to use an Egyptian subcontractor. Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircraft Systems Although limited to a handful of countries, the FMF program presents significant challenges to US companies whose commercial contracts are financed under it. Instead of regulations, this program operates under a set of

72. GT Government Contracts - Foreign Military Sales Extensive experience in counseling companies selling products in the US ForeignMilitary Sales ( FMS ) Program, including both government contracts which the http://www.gtlaw.com/practices/govcontracts/fms.asp

GT Government Contracts - Foreign Military Sales Extensive experience in counseling companies selling products in the U.S. Foreign Military Sales ("FMS") Program, including both government contracts which the DOD enters to resell to foreign governments and "direct commercial sales" to foreign governments that are financed with U.S. appropriations known as Foreign Military Financing ("FMF") Unique expertise in the rules regarding the use of sales representatives, payment of contingent fees, U.S. content requirements, and customer requested "offsets" in connection with FMS and FMF transactions Assist companies in responding to audits conducted under the FMS Program Home Biographies Practices Recruiting ... Contact Us Web site design and development by Greenberg Traurig, LLP General inquiries: info@gtlaw.com

73. DF Young | Foreign Military Service Home Business Units foreign military Service. foreign military Service. DFYoung serves as liaison between foreign governments and the US military. http://www.dfyoung.com/units/military.html

Online Tools Resource Center Site Index Contact Us ... Business Units Foreign Military Service Foreign Military Service Automotive Marine Service Foreign Military Service Commercial Goods Petrochemical Food Aid Case Studies D.F. Young has been handling the logistics and shipping requirements for Foreign Military Sales (FMS) since the inception of the U.S. Government Security Assistance Program. Working with participating foreign countries, D.F. Young offers full service support for all of their material handling and shipping requirements. D.F. Young serves as liaison between foreign governments and the U.S. military. Once an order is placed and the U.S. Government issues a notice of availability, D.F. Young goes to work, securing all required licenses, preparing documentation and arranging the necessary land, sea or air transport. Major systems handled and supported by D.F. Young logistics include:

74. Foreign Military Studies Office Publications foreign military Studies Office Publications. by Mr. Ali A. Jalali and Mr.Lester W. Grau foreign military Studies Office, Fort Leavenworth, KS. http://www.dean.usma.edu/history/afghanweb/fmsopubs.htm

Foreign Military Studies Office Publications Main publications web page Documents of particular relevance: Artillery and Counterinsurgency: The Soviet Experience in Afghanistan , by Mr. Lester W. Grau, FMSO. High-desert Ambush: Hard Lessons Learned the Hard Way , by Mr. Lester W. Grau, FMSO, 1994. Warning - This article is graphics intensive! Please be patient. Infiltration Operations Continue Into Tajikistan , by LTC John E. Sray, U.S. Army, January 1994. Night Stalkers and Mean Streets: Afghan Urban Guerrillas by Mr. Ali A. Jalali and Mr. Lester W. Grau, Foreign Military Studies Office, Fort Leavenworth, KS. Road Warriors of the Hindu Kush: The Battle for the Lines of Communication in the Soviet-Afghan War , by Mr. Lester W. Grau, FMSO. Warning - This article is graphics intensive! Please be patient. The Soviet War in Afghanistan: History and Harbinger of Future War , by Mr. Lester W. Grau, FMSO and Mohammed Yahya Nawroz, 1995. Whither the Taliban? by Mr. Ali A. Jalali and Mr. Lester W. Grau Foreign Military Studies Office, Fort Leavenworth, KS.

75. FISC San Diego, Foreign Military Sales foreign military Sales (FMS). Logistics Support. *For translationof this page to Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, or http://www.sd.fisc.navy.mil/Foreign-military-sales/xForeFMS.html

Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Logistics Support *For translation of this page to Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, or Norwegian (last site only) copy and paste " www.sd.fisc.navy.mil/Foreign-military-sales/fms.html " at one of the following sites: http://babelfish.altavista.com/translate.dyn http://www.rushhohol.com/educ/freetran.htm Note* These sites may not translate this page 100% correctly, nor is this an endorsement for these sites. Also, please review our link policy Fleet and Industrial Supply Center (FISC), San Diego, is the "One Touch" single point of contact for logistic support services required during FMS funded cases. FISC dedicates experienced logistics/supply personnel to an FMS case. FISC acts as the Headquarters Commands FMS Case Managers, on-site representative by providing logistics support services and coordinating with other activities for all related services. FISC has two FMS locations: FISC FISC Bldg. 116 Cummings Road Bldg. 254 800 Seal Beach Blvd Naval Station San Diego 92136 Naval Weapons Station, Seal Beach 90740

76. Foreign Military Links mail. foreign military. College; foreign military Web Servers via theProgram Executive Office (OEO) for UnderSeaWarfare (USW) LINK; http://www.sid-ss.net/mil/foreign.htm

HOME The DETAILS IMAGES FOREIGN MILITARY MILGEN.HTM US NAVY KOREA VIETNAM ... Rontini's COMSUBFOREIGN A humongous list via Ron Martini Armed Forces of the World via Canadian Forces College Foreign Military Web Servers via the Program Executive Office (OEO) for UnderSeaWarfare (USW) LINK Chinese Military Equipment Kockums Submarines 12 August 2000 - The sinking of the KURSK ... Military Parade Online. The latest news from the Russian defense industry. Future of Russia's Strategic Nuclear Forces - E.V. Miasnikov Vladimir Kopylov's Russian Navy Photos Welcome to RUSnet Soviet Submarines ... DIESEL-ELECTRIC SUBMARINES Russian NUCLEAR SUBMARINES Russian SUBMARINE DISPOSAL Russian The Israeli Submarines Force Israeli Submarine DAKAR Submarine Link Page (German Web Site) Many countries represented THIRD WORLD SUBMARINES Spanish Submarine Navy History The Polish Submarine Orzel Cover Page: July '96 World War II Feature DUTCH SUBMARINES.COM The submarines of the Royal Netherlands Navy Hr.Ms.Potvis - A submarine website by a former member of the Royal Netherlands Navy Cuban Armed Forces Review Turkish Submarines - Link 1 Turkish Submarines - Link 2 Unofficial History of the Turkish Navy - Link 1 ... Finnish Navy in WWII

77. Somalia Country Study - FOREIGN MILITARY ASSISTANCE Somalia. foreign military ASSISTANCE. Throughout its history, Somalia has had torely on foreign sources to equip and help maintain its military establishment. http://somalinet.com/library/somalia/?so=0122

78. NZ In Philippines: 'Foreign Military Attaches Visit Zamboanga For Anti-terror Ef NZ in Philippines 'foreign military attaches visit Zamboanga for antiterroreffort', AF-P, 24 October 2001. 25 October 2001. Zamboanga http://www.converge.org.nz/pma/cra0018.htm

Action Alerts PMA's newsletter What's on Links ... PMA main page NZ in Philippines: 'Foreign military attaches visit Zamboanga for anti-terror effort', AF-P, 24 October 2001 25 October 2001 Zamboanga ­ Fifteen foreign military attaches and observers visited the southern Philippines on Wednesday to assess the army's efforts in fighting terrorism in the wake of the September 11 attacks in the United States, military officials said. The attaches, including those from the United States, Japan, South Korea, China, France, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, India and Indonesia, arrived in this city amid tight security and were taken to the regional military headquarters for a briefing. "They are here to assess and find ways of helping the Philippine military fight terrorism," southern military chief Lieutenant General Roy Cimatu said. He linked the visit to the US-led strikes on Afghanistan in retaliation for the September 11 terror attacks in New York and Washington. "If this did not happen in Afghanistan, they would not have come here," Cimatu said.

79. FMS: Foreign Military Sales Programs governed by the FAA and AECA, FMS foreign military Sales. Program description/ Law FMS by country Most FMS agreements Program description, Law. http://www.us.net/cip/facts/fms.htm

Home What's New Order the Book Programs governed by the FAA and AECA FMS: Foreign Military Sales Program description / Law FMS by country Most FMS agreements Program description Law The Foreign Military Sales (FMS) program manages government-to-government purchases of weapons and other defense articles, defense services, and military training. A military buying weapons through the FMS program does not deal directly with the company that makes them. The Defense Department serves as an intermediary, usually handling procurement, logistics and delivery and often providing product support and training. FMS should be distinguished from the Direct Commercial Sales ( DCS ) program, which oversees sales between foreign governments and private U.S. companies, and the Foreign Military Financing ( FMF ) program, which provides grants and loans for FMS and DCS purchases. Security Assistance Organizations ( SAOs ), military personnel stationed at U.S. embassies, promote the sale of U.S.-produced defense items and carry out most tasks associated with managing FMS "cases," or agreements to make a sale. SAOs advise foreign defense ministries on potential military purchases, often by coordinating "

80. Centre AST | Publications | Foreign Military-economic Relations Of Russia: Forms foreign militaryeconomic relations of Russia forms, directions anddevelopment problems (Summary). Now there is a strong necessity http://www.cast.ru/english/publish/2000/jan-feb/gornostaev.html

Gennady Gornostaev, Master of Economics, chief of section of the Russian foreign economic relations research institute under the Ministry of economy of Russia Foreign military-economic relations of Russia: forms, directions and development problems (Summary) N ow there is a strong necessity to determine the ways to develop Russia's foreign military-economic relations. Two types of these relations can be defined: the trade mediator's type and the cooperative one. In the first type armaments producers and state mediators just sell military production in the world market. The relations of the cooperative type allow the armaments exporters and its customers to cooperate for armaments design, production and purchase. T he Russian plants seldom participate in the armaments design and production cooperation with the foreign countries except the CIS states. Russia practically has no means to regulate international cooperation programs on armaments development. In the frames of the CIS such programs are regulated by the special governments agreements in every particular case. Despite the lack of experience in international cooperation programs, few collective programs on armaments modernization with the foreign partners were still launched in Russia. Some efforts were taken to develop licensed production of the Russian military equipment abroad. The development of the international cooperation will gradually involve the Russian defense industry in the world military economy.

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