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2. Foreign Military Studies Office Publications - Expeditionary Police
foreign military Studies Office. 101 Meade Ave or position of the Department of the Army, Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government. Expeditionary police Service
http://call.army.mil/fmso/fmsopubs/issues/exped.htm

3. OVER A CENTURY OF U
NOT include demonstration duty by military police, mobilizations of the National Guard, piloting of foreign warplanes, foreign disaster assistance, military training and advisory
http://www.zmag.org/CrisesCurEvts/interventions.htm
A CENTURY OF U.S. MILITARY INTERVENTIONS:
From Wounded Knee to Afghanistan
Compiled by Zoltan Grossman
(revised 09/20/01) Grossman: Killing Civilians
The List (Printing) U.S. military spending ($343 billion in the year 2000) is 69 percent greater than that of the next five highest nations combined. Russia, which has the second largest military budget, spends less than one-sixth what the United States does. Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Cuba, Sudan, Iran, and Syria spend $14.4 billion combined; Iran accounts for 52 percent of this total.
The following is a partial list of U.S. military interventions from 1890 to 1999. This guide does NOT include demonstration duty by military police, mobilizations of the National Guard, offshore shows of naval strength, reinforcements of embassy personnel, the use of non-Defense Department personnel (such as the Drug Enforcement Agency), military exercises, non-combat mobilizations (such as replacing postal strikers), the permanent stationing of armed forces, covert actions where the U.S. did not play a command and control role, the use of small hostage rescue units, most uses of proxy troops, U.S. piloting of foreign warplanes, foreign disaster assistance, military training and advisory programs not involving direct combat, civic action programs, and many other military activities.
Among sources used, besides news reports, are the Congressional Record (23 June 1969), 180 Landings by the U.S. Marine Corps History Division, Ege & Makhijani in Counterspy (July-Aug. 1982), and Daniel Ellsberg in Protest & Survive. "Instances of Use of United States Forces Abroad, 1798-1993" by Ellen C. Collier of the Library of Congress Congressional Research Service.

4. Special Operations.Com
Information and photos for Australian special operationscapable military and police units.
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5. Other Military Police Insignia & Flags
foreign MP INSIGNIA FLAGS. UNITED STATES ARMY military police CORPS.US Army military police Corps Regimental Flag The USAMPC Regimental
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UNITED STATES ARMY MILITARY POLICE CORPS US Army Military Police Corps Regimental Flag
The USAMPC Regimental flag, is composed of the Coat of Arms and crest of the regiment anf follows the pattern used by other US Army regimental flags. The base colours, green and gold, are the colour of the regiment. The flag is green, trimmed with a gold fringe. On the green field is an American bald eagle. Superimposed on the eagle is the regimental Coat-of-Arms on a French-style shield. Above the eagle is a crest of crossed pistols, above the Torse (or Wreath-Crest) of green and gold. In the eagle's beak is a banner bearing the regimental motto. Below the eagle is a gold-coloured supporter, upon which is inscribed the name "Military Police Corps". US Army Military Police Corps Regimental Crest
The USAMPC Regimental Crest, is used as the Distinctive Unit Insignia (DUI) worn by USAMPC personnel on their "dress" (Class "A" and "B") uniforms above the right pocket. It is composed of three items:
The Shield
The Crest . Crossed pistols, the traditional symbol of the USAMPC, are above the shield.

6. Special Operations.Com
Information on the SAS, SBS, Parachute Regiment, Ghurkas, and other military and police special operationscapable units.
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7. Rodin: Military Hats, Yacht Cap, Sailor, Police, Chauffeur, Foreign Legion, Cond
military hats, Yacht Cap, sailor, Camo Army Cap, pilot, military, police, chauffeur, foreign legion, conductor military Hats Yacht Cap, Sailor, Camo Army Cap, Pilot, police, foreign Legion, Conductor Page 0156
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8. Pravda.RU Rumsfeld Compares Lenin To Hitler
Independent online news and analytic resource.Category News Current Events Global Politics and War...... the military base of Larandia, Colombian military sources reported deadly after studentsand rebel police forces gathered works by Russian and foreign historians
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Apr, 10 2003 In Russian Em Portugues Former USSR Top Stories ... About Pravda.RU:Top Stories
Rumsfeld Compares Lenin to Hitler
US Defense Secretary proves his utter ignorance
Donald Rumsfeld today proclaimed that Saddam Hussein will join others in the annals of the history books as a failed dictator, naming Hitler, Stalin, Lenin and Ceausescu. More details
Iraq: The important issue
Amid scenes of vandalism and looting, sporadic acts of jubilation are carefully filmed by the camera crews. The important issue, however, needs to be addressed
It is never difficult to find people who will rejoice when the rule of law breaks down: they can run riot and go unpunished. It would not be surprising to find substantial numbers of people in certain areas of Iraq who will take the opportunity to join the side of the victors. More details
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Support to US's Aggression May Have Negative Effect to Latvia Does Latvia think that some states can use economic and political expansion to substitute the United Nations Organization?

9. Foreign Military Studies Office Publications - The Overlap Of
foreign military Studies Office. 101 Meade Ave of the Policia Militar Ambulante (Mobile military police, a military unit specifically empowered and obligated by law
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10. Pravda.RU Foreign Embassies' Officials Inspect Russian Border Guards' Work
1415 200208-05 foreign EMBASSIES' OFFICIALS INSPECT RUSSIAN BORDER GUARDS' WORKLeaders of the military and police missions of the four North European
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Foreign embassies' officials inspect Russian border guards' work
Leaders of the military and police missions of the four North European embassies in Moscow have arrived in Murmansk, northern Russia, to inspect the activities of the Arctic regional department of the Russian federal frontier service /FFS/.
Representatives of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark will visit border stations and checkpoints on the Russo-Norwegian border. The guests are interested in the experience of Russian border guards, regarding the prevention of illegal migration, poaching and drug trafficking.
This will not be the first trip of the foreign diplomats organised by Russia's federal frontier service. Earlier, they visited the Tajik-Afghan border and the North Caucasus. According to spokesmen for the Russian border guard department, such trips contribute to international cooperation in the fight against terrorism, smuggling and illegal migration.
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11. Romania's Integration Into NATO - Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Of Romania
contribution to ISAF consists of a military police platoon (25 military), an NBCcompany (70 military) and 10 developed by the Ministry of foreign Affairs of
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12. Other Military Police Brassards
NonSouth African military police brassards/armlets foreign MP BRASSARDS. The brassard is often the most distinctive dress item of a military policeman on duty. For example, the Royal military police wear the brassard on the right
http://home.mweb.co.za/re/redcap/brassard.htm
FOREIGN MP BRASSARDS
The brassard is often the most distinctive dress item of a Military Policeman on duty.
Usually worn on the upper arm, the origin of the brassard is supposedly to have been linked to military units used as police during the Indian Mutiny. It was during the Mutiny that certain units tied red cloth around their upper right arms in order to distinguish themselves from the mutineers.
In general, countries that drive on the left hand side of the road wear the brassard on the right arm, whilst those that use the right hand side of the road use the left arm. For example, the Royal Military Police wear the brassard on the right arm, and the US Army Military Police Corps use the left arm.
Australia
The Royal Australian Corps of Military Police wear three different types of brassard, all worn on the right sleeve. The first brassard is similar in size and colour to the British RMP brasssard, and is fastened by velcro. This is called the winter armband as it is only used when wearing pullovers or dress jackets in Southern Australia during the colder months. The second is called a Polyester Armband. This is made of two parts. The lower part is red reinforced cotton/polyester which is sewn onto the upper support which is light khaki coloured cotton/polyester. The lower section has the black letters MP while the upper, until recently, was where the wearers rank was sewn. The extension has a slit in it to slip the shoulder strap through, securing it to the uniform. It has a velcro closure to secure it to the arm.

13. Romania's Integration Into NATO - Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Of Romania
2002, with one platoon of military police (25 troops command for missions of personnel,military material and developed by the Ministry of foreign Affairs of
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14. Police Certificates And Military Records
police Certificates and military Records. Last updated cheque must be endorsed to an Australian bank. As foreign currency will not be accepted, the application with all
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: Please note that the information on this page is not official information from any organization. The information provided here should not be taken as legal advice. Reliance on the information is at the risk of the reader. All information should be used as a rough guideline only. Police certificates Generally, application for such certificates should be made directly to police authorities in the district in which you resided. If you have any questions about where or how to apply for police certificates in other countries, you may communicate directly with the U.S. consular office processing your visa applications. A certified copy of any military record is required, and persons convicted of a crime must obtain a certified copy of each court record and any prison record , regardless that they may have benefited from an amnesty or pardon.

15. 2004 Aid And Supplemental
73.9 percent of the foreign Operations request is military and police assistance;if Colombia gets defensebudget aid similar to an average of 2002-2003 levels
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16. Just The Facts: U.S. Security Assistance To Latin America And The Caribbean
Train (or train with) foreign military personnel; Provide significant counternarcoticsassistance; May train foreign police personnel. Lists and explanations
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A civilian's guide to U.S. defense and security
assistance to Latin America and the Caribbean A project of the
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Foreword (includes findings and recommendations)
Defense and security assistance, listed by country
Defense and security assistance, listed by program
Bases and other overseas U.S. military presences
Links to U.S. programs that:
Grant weapons and equipment Sell weapons and equipment Train (or train with) foreign military personnel Provide significant counternarcotics assistance May train foreign police personnel
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Training data , by country U.S. military institutions where training takes place Prohibitions on security assistance Calendar of official reports on security assistance Notification requirements Recent and pending legislation
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17. Foreign Military Studies Office Publications -COMBAT IN CITIES:THE LA RIOTS AND
foreign military Studies Office. 101 Meade Ave the riots there were numerous armed attacks on police and the military. General Delk catalogues 57 such attacks between
http://fmso.leavenworth.army.mil/fmsopubs/issues/rio.htm
Foreign Military Studies Office
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Fort Leavenworth, KS 66027-1351
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The views expressed in FMSO publications and reports are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official policy or position of the Department of the Army, Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government.
COMBAT IN CITIES:THE LA RIOTS AND OPERATION RIO
Mr. William W. Mendel
Foreign Military Studies Office, Fort Leavenworth, KS. July 1996 "They are . . . the post-modern equivalent of jungles and mountainscitadels of the dispossessed and irreconcilable. A military unprepared for urban operations across a broad spectrum is unprepared for tomorrow." Ralph Peters
"Our Soldiers, Their Cities" INTRODUCTION
The U.S. military experience during the 1992 Los Angeles Riots and the 1995 experience of the Brazilian Armed Forces in countering criminals in Rio de Janeiro offer insights for civilian and military leaders. These kinds of domestic support operations have made the military-law enforcement nexus an important dimension of today's national security environment. They underscore the importance of up-to-date procedures for interagency coordination, and renewed military doctrine and training.
Lawlessness and organized crime are increasingly necessary components of national security analysis and military planning.

18. [Info4] U.S. Training Of Foreign Military And Police
Info4 US Training of foreign military and police. raccoon@freelives.caraccoon@freelives.ca Wed, 18 Dec 2002 235315 0400 Previous
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19. Military & Police Collectables ~ Badges & Memoribillia
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20. Amnesty International - Trading In Terror: Military, Police And Security Transfe
concrete steps to protect human rights Trading in terror military, police andsecurity In many countries they rely on foreign governments for the tools of
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Amnesty International leaflet: Trading in terror - military, police and security transfers
Amnesty International's campaigning focuses on some of the gravest human rights abuses such as torture, "disappearance" and political killings. There is clear evidence that some transfers of military, security and police (MSP) goods or services to countries where human rights are abused can aid or exacerbate such abuses. This is why strict controls and vigilant monitoring are needed to ensure that such transfers do not occur.
Amnesty International recognizes that there can be legitimate arms sales or other military or security assistance. It calls on governments to abide by their international human rights obligations and humanitarian law. These include ensuring that they do not authorize any transfer of arms or equipment to a state where there is a clear risk that they will fall into the hands of those likely to commit serious human rights abuses.
The global trade in weapons, equipment and know-how can involve a complex chain of clandestine and circuitous routes by which money and equipment flow across borders, sometimes involving false companies, offshore accounts and evasions of those export restrictions that do exist.

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