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2017 the Magazine
SCANDINAVIAN AVIATION MAGAZINE NO the MAGAzINE 01 2017 The last Sioux - THE RAMEX SPIRIT The Ramex Delta has performed their last display. Shervin Fonooni met the crew of the 2/4 “La Fayette” squadron, to talk with them about the Ramex spirit. PEAK PERFOMERS TLG 73 - ‘STEINHOFF’ USCG - Sector San Diego Swiss helicopter pilots carry out Located not that far from the port With the main missions of the a wide variety of roles in difficult city of Rostock, in the north-eastern United States Coast Guard being geographical and meteorological part of German, is the home of the humanitarian based. Søren circumstances. TLG 73 - ‘Steinhoff’ Nielsen reports from San Diego. SCANDINAVIAN AVIATION MAGAZINE This issue features reports from RDAF’s winter retreat in the southern France, Swiss helicopter in the alps, United States Coast Guard - San Diego, Taktisches Luftwaffengeschwader 73 - ‘Steinhoff’, amongst others. We hope you enjoy the magazine - Happy reading. THE MAGAzINE Winter Hide – RDAF’S winter retreat 04 With the onset of winter in Scandinavia, bad flying weather often follows, which especially hampers fighter operations. This is when the RDAF goes to it’s winter retreat in France. Peak performers 12 Swiss helicopter pilots carry out a wide variety of roles in difficult geographical and meteorological circumstances. Dirk Jan de Ridder visited Alpnach to detail their experiences and capabilities. Taktisches Luftwaffengeschwader 73 - ‘Steinhoff’ 24 Located not that far from the port city of Rostock, in the north-eastern part of German, is the former MiG-29 stronghold of the German Air Force, Taktisches Luftwaffengeschwader 73 (TLG 73). -
Keeping Peace from Above: Air Assets in UN Peace Operations
OCTOBER 2017 Keeping Peace from Above: Air Assets in UN Peace Operations ALEXANDRA NOVOSSELOFF Cover Photo: C-130 from Bangladesh, ABOUT THE AUTHORS Bukavu Airport, Democratic Republic of the Congo, May 2017. Alexandra ALEXANDRA NOVOSSELOFF is a Senior Visiting Fellow at Novosseloff. the International Peace Institute’s Brian Urquhart Center for Peace Operations. She is also a non-resident fellow at the Disclaimer: The views expressed in this paper represent those of the author NYU Center on International Cooperation, a research and not necessarily those of the associate at the Centre Thucydide of the Université International Peace Institute. IPI Panthéon-Assas (Paris 2) and a senior expert at the Peace welcomes consideration of a wide and Security Section of the Global Governance Institute in range of perspectives in the pursuit of a well-informed debate on critical Brussels. She recently co-authored with Sarah Cliffe policies and issues in international “Restructuring the UN Secretariat to Strengthen affairs. Preventative Diplomacy and Peace Operations” (Center on International Cooperation, 2017) and edited Le Conseil de IPI Publications Adam Lupel, Vice President sécurité: Entre impuissance et toute-puissance (CNRS Albert Trithart, Associate Editor Editions, 2016). Madeline Brennan, Assistant Production Editor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Suggested Citation: Alexandra Novosseloff, “Keeping Peace Above all, many thanks to General Patrick Cammaert, who from Above: Air Assets in UN Peace provided advice throughout the study. I would also like to Operations,” International Peace particularly thank General Robert Gordon, who helped me Institute, October 2017. shape my thinking further through his comments and © by International Peace Institute, 2017 review of various drafts of this study. -
The Case of Mali (2013–2016)
Transitioning from military interventions to long-term counter-terrorism policy The Case of Mali (2013–2016) Sergei Boeke April 2016 Transitioning from military interventions to long-term counter-terrorism policy: The case of Mali (2013-2016) Sergei Boeke ISSN 2452-0551 e-ISSN 2452-056X Preferred citation: Boeke, S. “Transitioning from military interventions to long-term counter-terrorism policy: The case of Mali (2013-2016)”, Leiden University – Institute of Security and Global Affairs (2016). © 2016, Sergei Boeke / Leiden University Cover design: Oscar Langley www.oscarlangley.com All rights reserved. Without limiting the rights under copyright reserved above, no part of this report may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise) without the written permission of both the copyright owners Leiden University and Australian National University and the author of the book. Contents Map of Mali 4 Preface 5 Policy Recommendations 6 A. Pre-intervention phase: improving decision-making by governments 6 B. Entry phase: the military intervention 8 C. Transition phase: towards local ownership 11 1 Introduction 16 2 Country and Conflict 19 2.1 Background 19 2.2 International context 20 2.3 Structural causes of conflict 25 2.4 Immediate causes of conflict 29 3 The pre-intervention phase 32 3.1 Decision-making and political context 32 3.2 International law and legality 34 3.3 Military planning and intelligence 35 3.4 Political -
U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Europe
Text U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Europe A Review of Post-Cold War Policy, Force Levels, and War Planning Prepared by Hans M. Kristensen Natural Resources Defense Council February 2005 About the Author Hans M. Kristensen is an independent nuclear weapons policy analyst who has spent the last 20 years researching nuclear weapons policy and operations. He specializes in using the Freedom of Information Act to obtain declassified documents and is a consultant to the nuclear program at the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington D.C. Kristensen is the co-author of the bi- monthly NRDC Nuclear Notebook in The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and writes the World Nuclear Forces appendix to the SIPRI Yearbook. His other publications are available on his web site at http://www.nukestrat.com. Acknowledgments This report builds upon the extensive research conducted by independent analysts in the United States and Europe over the past several decades. Deciphering the infrastructure of nuclear operations is difficult and time consuming but a necessary and important task. My research and writing for this report was conducted with the generous support from the Ploughshares Fund. Robert S. Norris, Thomas B. Cochran, Alexandra Kennaugh, Elliott Negin and Alistair Millar provided much needed editorial assistance. Matthew McKinzie did his magic with maps and satellite images. Further Information A copy of this report (PDF color) and the individual color satellite images from Appendix C are available on the NRDC web site at http://www.nrdc.org/nuclear/euro/contents.asp © Hans M. Kristensen / Natural Resources Defense Council, 2005 1200 New York Avenue, N.E., Suite 400 Washington, D.C. -
Aircrew Neck Pain Prevention and Management
CAN UNCLASSIFIED Aircrew Neck Pain Prevention and Management Task Research Group Human Factors and Medicine (HFM) 252 Final Report Philip S. E. Farrell DRDC – Toronto Research Centre Barry S. Shender (Naval Air Warfare Centre Aircraft Division) Chris P. Goff (DSTL) Joel Baudou (Thales) John Crowley (United States Army Aviation Research Laboratory) Mark Davies (GENTEX) Sarah E. Day (QinetiQ) Valeria Di Muzio (Aero Space Medicine Department) William W. Dodson (USAF School of Aerospace Medicine) Nathalie Duvigneaud (Centre for Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Military Hospital Queen Astrid) Sanna Feberg (Finnish Defence Force Medical Center) Helmut Fleischer (Taktisches Luftwaffengeschwader 74) Jocelyn Keillor (National Research Council Canada) Marina Lopes (Air Force Aeromedical Center) Marieke van den Oord (Center for Man in Aviation NLAF) Bethany Shivers (Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division) Roope Sovelius (Finnish Defence Force) Ellen Slungaard (Royal Air Force Centre of Aviation Medicine) Adian Smith (Aero Space Medicine Department) Erin Smith (Canadian Forces Environmental Medicine Establishment) Thomas Weme (Institute of Aviation Medicine Norwegian Armed Forces Medical Services) Terrance Wong (Canadian Forces Environmental Medicine Establishment) Heather Wright Beatty (National Research Council Canada) NATO STO STO-TR-HFM-252 ISBN: 978-92-837-2259-5 280 pages Date of Publication from External Publisher: January 2020 Terms of Release: This document is approved for public release. The contents of this External Literature (P) -
Nachrichten Sendedatum: 03.05.2002 Tornado - Design Neues Logo Auf Dem Tornado Des MFG2
bwtv - Nachrichten Sendedatum: 03.05.2002 Tornado - Design Neues Logo auf dem Tornado des MFG2. Jubiläums - Tonne 10.000 Tonne wurde in die "Antonov" in Köln/Bonn verladen. Siehe Info Folge 06/02-6 (NIF) Task Force FOX (Balkan Schutz u.a. der OSZE Mitarbeiter u. der EU-Beobachter. Siehe Info Folge 06/02-2 Sendedatum: 06.05.2002 ILA 2002 Die Bw ist mit einer Vielzahl von innovativen u. aktzuellen Exponaten vertreten. Siehe Info Folge 06/02-8 Intern. Beim Fernmeldebataillon 610 in Rendsburg fand ein internationaler Wettkampf statt. Siehe Info Folge 06/02- 3 Sendedatum: 08.05.2002 Eröffnung ILA 2002 Offizieller Messerundgang mit Bundeskanzler Gerhard Schröder u. Besuch des MEDEVAC-Airbusses. Übung (MIG 29) MIG-Piloten des Jagdgeschwaders 73 zu Besuch in der Schweiz. Siehe Info Folge 06/02-4 Sendedatum: 10.05.2002 ILA 2002 (US Air Force) Weibliche Soldatinnen in Kampfjets. Brückenbau / Pioniere Das 4. Pionierbataillon aus Bogen im Einsatz auf wirtschaftlichem Gebiet. Siehe Info Folge 06/02-5 Sendedatum: 13.05.2002 ILA 2002 Rückblick Zusammenfassung der ILA 2002 in Berlin. Konstanzbahn Unteroffizieranwärter der Heeresfliegerwaffenschule trainieren Körperbeherrschung und Mut. Siehe Info Folge 05/02-5 Sendedatum: 15.05.2002 Kanzlerreise Bundeskanzler Gerhard Schröder besucht Usbekistan und Kabul. Siehe Info Folge 06/02 - 1 Info - Tour Vorstellung der TSK auf dem Bonner Münster Platz. Siehe Info Folge 06/02 - 6 (NIF) Nordhorn - Range Luftschießplatz in Nordhorn. Interview mit G. Interview von OTL Biffar mit Bundeskanzler Gerhard Schröder im Flugzeug auf dem Weg nach Kabul. Bundeswehr - Spezial Interview mit Interview von OTL Biffar mit Franz Beckenbauer (Delegationsmitglied) auf dem Flug nach Kabul. -
U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Europe
U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Europe A Review of Post-Cold War Policy, Force Levels, and War Planning Prepared by Hans M. Kristensen Natural Resources Defense Council February 2005 U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Europe • Hans M. Kristensen/Natural Resources Defense Council, 2005 About the Author Hans M. Kristensen is an independent nuclear weapons policy analyst who has spent the last 20 years researching nuclear weapons policy and operations. He specializes in using the Freedom of Information Act to obtain declassified documents and is a consultant to the nuclear program at the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington D.C. Kristensen is the co-author of the bi- monthly NRDC Nuclear Notebook in The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and writes the World Nuclear Forces appendix to the SIPRI Yearbook. His other publications are available on his web site at http://www.nukestrat.com. Acknowledgments This report builds upon the extensive research conducted by independent analysts in the United States and Europe over the past several decades. Deciphering the infrastructure of nuclear operations is difficult and time consuming but a necessary and important task. My research and writing for this report was conducted with the generous support from the Ploughshares Fund. Robert S. Norris, Thomas B. Cochran, Alexandra Kennaugh, Elliott Negin and Alistair Millar provided much needed editorial assistance. Matthew McKinzie did his magic with maps and satellite images. Further Information A copy of this report (PDF color) and the individual color satellite images from Appendix C are available on the NRDC web site at http://www.nrdc.org/nuclear/euro/contents.asp © Hans M. -
ICAO Manual on the Regulation of International Air Transport (Doc 9626, Third Edition – 2016)
MANUAL ON THE REGULATION OF INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT (Doc 9626) (Third Edition -2016) PROVISIONAL VERSION Attached is the provisional version of the updated ICAO Manual on the Regulation of International Air Transport (Doc 9626, Third Edition – 2016). The document incorporates new or updated material concerning international air transport regulation and liberalization since the publication of the last edition in 2004, and is made available as a reference document for the 39th Session of the Assembly. Note, however, that the further adjustment and refinement of the updated Manual is expected to be made after the Assembly based on feedbacks received before finalization of the Third edition for publication. Doc 9626 Manual on the Regulation of International Air Transport PROVISIONAL VERSION Third Edition — 2016 International Civil Aviation Organization FOREWORD The main purpose of this Manual on the Regulation of International Air Transport is to meet an ever-increasing need for a comprehensive and objective source of information about the many facets of this dynamic activity. This need was foreseen by the ICAO Assembly which, by Resolution A24-11, directed the preparation and publication of this manual. The need for and expected usefulness of this manual is not confined to any particular State or category of States, whether small or large, whether least developed, developing, or having developed economies. Rather, it was prepared to meet the needs of all ICAO Contracting States. The air transport authorities of these States may well -
U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Europe
U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Europe A Review of Post-Cold War Policy, Force Levels, and War Planning Prepared by Hans M. Kristensen Natural Resources Defense Council February 2005 U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Europe • Hans M. Kristensen/Natural Resources Defense Council, 2005 About the Author Hans M. Kristensen is an independent nuclear weapons policy analyst who has spent the last 20 years researching nuclear weapons policy and operations. He specializes in using the Freedom of Information Act to obtain declassified documents and is a consultant to the nuclear program at the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington D.C. Kristensen is the co-author of the bi- monthly NRDC Nuclear Notebook in The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and writes the World Nuclear Forces appendix to the SIPRI Yearbook. His other publications are available on his web site at http://www.nukestrat.com. Acknowledgments This report builds upon the extensive research conducted by independent analysts in the United States and Europe over the past several decades. Deciphering the infrastructure of nuclear operations is difficult and time consuming but a necessary and important task. My research and writing for this report was conducted with the generous support from the Ploughshares Fund. Robert S. Norris, Thomas B. Cochran, Alexandra Kennaugh, Elliott Negin and Alistair Millar provided much needed editorial assistance. Matthew McKinzie did his magic with maps and satellite images. Further Information A copy of this report (PDF color) and the individual color satellite images from Appendix C are available on the NRDC web site at http://www.nrdc.org/nuclear/euro/contents.asp © Hans M. -
Wörterbuch-Zivilschutz
BUNDESAMT FÜR ZIVILSCHUTZ Materialien Fachbegriffe Deutsch - Englisch Englisch - Deutsch zu den Bereichen - Zivile und Militärische Verteidigung - Zivil- und Katastrophenschutz und ver- wandte Gebiete %XQGHVDPWIU=LYLOVFKXW] 'HXWVFKKHUUHQVWU %RQQ Referat II.3 Bonn-Bad Godesberg Mai 1999 Vorbemerkung Die vorliegende Fachbegriffsdatei - als Ergänzung zum deutsch-englischen Glossar vom November 1996 - soll den Kolleginnen und Kollegen eine praktische Hilfe und Erleichterung bei Übersetzungsarbeiten bieten. Die rund 4.500 Eintragungen sind im wesentlichen den Gesamtverteidigungsricht- linien, dem Weißbuch des Bundesverteidigungsministeriums, dem Kongreßbericht der Internationalen Gesellschaft für Wehrrecht und Kriegsvölkerrecht sowie der Literatur aus dem Bereich des Zivil- und Katastrophenschutzes entnommen. Die Zusammenstellung wurde von Frau Theißinger erarbeitet; die DV-technische Be- arbeitung wurde von Frau Bedorf vorgenommen. Anregungen, Ergänzungsvorschläge und Korrekturen können an Frau Theißinger im Referat II.3 gerichtet werden. Bonn-Bad Godesberg, Mai 1999 - 2 - A) Abänderung - Amendment (to, of)/revision (of) Abbau - Cutback Abbau von Mehrfachkapazitäten - Reduction of multiple capacities Abbau von Vorurteilen - Reduction of prejudices Abbau von Spannungen - Reduction of tension Abbestellung (von Personal) - Detachment (of personnel) ABC-Abwehrtruppe - NBC defence personell ABC-Erkundung - NBC reconnaissance Abfallentsorgung - Waste disposal Abfallgesetz (AbfG) - Waste Act Abfallwirtschaft - Waste management Abfertigung/Beförderung/in -
THE UNIVERSITY of HULL Ching Chang
THE UNIVERSITY OF HULL The Nationale Volksarmee in German Reunification: Aspects of Policy and Process Being a Thesis submitted for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy In the University of Hull By Ching Chang B.S., Chinese Naval Academy, ROC M.S., University of Colorado at Boulder, USA Diploma (PME), Naval Staff College, US Naval War College, USA Diploma (PME), Naval Command College, US Naval War College, USA February 2005 Abstract Disposing of the Nationale Volksarmee (NVA), the armed forces of the German Democratic Republic (GDR), was viewed as the initial step of a comprehensive German post Cold War defence reform programme. The author of this study intends to challenge a generally accepted perspective originated by the political leadership of the Federal Republic of Germany and subsequently recited by many politico-military commentators that this effort of managing the NVA had significant positive impact on the overall German reunification process. The author assumed that such a political myth was caused by an insufficient basis of judgment, only focused on the initial stage of accommodating former NVA members into the Bundeswehr. Therefore, this study will re-examine the essence and significance of managing the NVA from two new angles, which received less attention from previous researchers. From a study of the negotiating process regarding the NVA in the last days of the GDR regime, the author proves that the future of the NVA never was the core issue to any party other than its military professionals. Hence, it could not be drastically elevated as a key factor in facilitating the post-reunification German national unity. -
WINGS NEWS 09-10 2017 02 Wings NEWS 09-10 2017
Airbus A321neo Air Canada 787-8 Qatar Airways A350-900 Swiss International Air Lines 777-300ER Lufthansa A320 WINGS NEWS 09-10 2017 02 WINGS NEWS 09-10 2017 7,5 cm 1/500 11,3 cm 1/500 530644 25,95 E 530613 32,95 E Aeroflot Airbus A320 – VP-BAD “Abram Ioffe” Air Canada Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner - new colors 2017 – C-GHPQ Zum diesjährigen 150. Jubiläum Kanadas und dem 80. Geburtstag von Air Canada gönnt sich die größte kanadische Airline ein neues Erschei- nungsbild. Das neue Design wird auf dieser 787 zum ersten Mal der Öffentlichkeit präsentiert. / On time for the 150th anniversary of Canada as well as Air Canada’s 80th birthday in 2017, Canada’s largest airline introduces a brand-new appearance. The new design was unveiled to the public for the first time on this 787 aircraft. 8,9 cm 1/500 11,6 cm 1/500 530620 25,95 E 530590 33,95 E Airbus A321neo – D-AVXB Christmas 2017 Antonov AN-22 “Antei” Die längste Version der neuen A320-Familie hatte im Februar 2017 ihren Erstflug im Das Jahr schreitet schon wieder schnell voran und Herpa arbeitet mit Hochdruck am diesjährigen Weihnachtsmodell, das seit Jahren in Serie Airbus-Werk in Hamburg. Die Triebwerke der neo-Variante (New Engine Option), wahlweise erscheint. 2017 erhält das brandneue Modell der AN-22 das weihnachtliche Design. / Another year has flown on by, making it again time to von CFM oder Pratt & Whitney, versprechen mehr Leistung und geringere Wartung bei announce the latest in the long-running series of Christmas models, this time utilizing our brand new AN-22.