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Military Policemen and Women Are Part of a Joint Garda/Defence Info@Military.Ie Oforces Team Who Guard Both Leinster House and Government Buildings 00-An Cos-FEB-11 (p1-5 EDITORIAL) 26/02/2011 14:27 Page 3 VOLUME 71 Number 10 February 2011 11 16 20 26 28 34 FEATURES 11 Making the Grade By Lt Cdr Brian FitzGerald 14 The Provost Guard By Wesley Bourke 16 Bosnia & Herzegovina: Dayton at a Crossroads? By Comdt Gavin Young 22 5th Generation Warfare By Comdt Gary McKeon REGULARS 6 On Parade 10 World Strategic Picture 18 Def Tech 20 Strategic Review 25 Tac Aide 26 History 28 Sport 31 Gadgets 32 Noticeboard 14 33 Reviews 34 What I do… AN COSANTÓIR February 2011 3 00-An Cos-FEB-11 (p1-5 EDITORIAL) 26/02/2011 14:27 Page 4 Scheme Broker Scheme Underwriter From GANBO/GACBO Life Cover Increased to €155,000 1 Jan 2011 Open to all Members of CAFNBO and Partner or Spouse. WITH NEW FEATURES AND ADDITIONAL BENEFITS Death Benefit PLUS! 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CAF-POS-LIF-2010-12-09 4 AN COSANTÓIR February 2011 00-An Cos-FEB-11 (p1-5 EDITORIAL) 26/02/2011 14:27 Page 5 An Cosantóir VOLUME 71 editorial Number 1 February 2011 MANAGER: ur lead article for February is about a unique group of soldiers doing a very high profile job, smack in Capt Rory Esler the centre of Dublin City. These Military Policemen and women are part of a joint Garda/Defence [email protected] OForces team who guard both Leinster House and Government Buildings. EDITOR: Following that we have an interesting piece on how the Naval Service is leading the way with regards to Sgt David Nagle the accreditation of military education and training in line with civilian accreditation. [email protected] This month we also feature two articles on overseas (Bosnia and Chad) and we have another which JOURNALIST: looks at the development of 5th Generation Warfare and how this unconventional type of warfare can Wesley Bourke cause havoc on an unknown state or government agency. CONNECT: In Def Tech, we have republished the always popular poster on rank markings, while in sport, we report Cpl Paul O’Neill on CISM marathon running, rugby and basketball. PHOTOGRAPHER: As always, we have our regular features – History, Reviews, Tac Aide, Gadgets and What I Do. We hope Armn Greg Dorney [email protected] you enjoy. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Cpl Finola Lafferty On Parade Photographic Competition [email protected] An Cosantóir is proud to announce the launch of an new photographic competition in conjunction with one ADVERTISING: of Ireland’s leading retailers, Debenhams. All photographs submitted for publication in our On Parade EU Publishing section will be entered into the draw each month and the best one as decided by the magazine staff will Michael Whelan receive an €80 Debenhams voucher. What we are looking for is that photograph which captures a different Brian Clarke Tel: 01 7071931 side of life in the Defence Forces. Whether its an on-the-ground action shot, a fun shot or a photograph of a Email: [email protected] unit celebration, all will be considered. Naturally, your photograph must be well taken and sent in with the [email protected] appropriate caption and your contact details. So, if you want to be in with a chance to win, get snapping and DESIGNER: submit your photographs to: On Parade Photographic Competition, An Cosantóir, DFHQ, Ceannt Bks, M & J Graphics DFTC, Curragh Camp, Co Kildare, or email: [email protected]. For how to take a suitable photograph [email protected] and text, simply follow the guidelines on the bottom of this page. PRINTER: Turner Print Group The fact that an article appears in this magazine does not Sgt David Nagle indicate official approval of the Editor views expressed by the author. © Published by OiC Public Relations Section Clarification 2011 Diaries for the Defence Forces at In the article Here Comes the Girls that featured in our We have some 2011 Diaries still available. To order one, DFHQ, Block 5, Ceannt Bks, January issue, we stated incorrectly that Mrs Susan please ring (045) 445312 or e-mail [email protected] DFTC, Curragh Camp, Kane was deceased. We are delighted to take this Co Kildare, Ireland. Payment can be made by: PayPal, cheque or postal order. opportunity to state that Susan is alive and well, and we Don’t send cash by post. Tel: 045 445312 apologise unreservedly for any distress our error may have caused Susan and her family. Front Cover: Two MPs patrol outside Government Buildings. Photo by: Armn Billy Galligan Writing articles Sending in a photograph and letters When sending photographs in, Naturally, if you are sending in a especially by email, please consider number of digital photographs, Ideally we would like submitted the following: burn them to disc and post in! For more Defence Forces articles and letters in by email photographs, checkout: or on disc. Hardcopy articles •Save as jpeg format Clearly mark envelope www.flickr.com/photos/ • File size: No less that 1.5Mb and no ‘CD with Photographs’. dfmagazine are also accepted. As a general rule, we look bigger than 3Mb (as jpegs) Also submit a short note with for two to three page • Resolution: 300 DPI details like: articles with 600 to 700 words • Dimension: 150x100mm per A4 page. Larger articles (6x4in) minimum • Who took the photograph An Cosantóir are considered, though they • What was the occasion ONLINE may be spread over two issues • Where did it happen To a c c es s pa s t is s ues o f or submitted to the Defence • Who is in the photograph (left to An Cosantóir, log onto: Forces Review with the right, back to front, rank, first and dfmagazine.ie. author’s approval. surnames) All material submitted This month’s username is: should be of a military If sending in photographic prints, avoid february and the password is: related topic. writing on the back of them. february (lower case). AN COSANTÓIR February 2011 5 00-An Cos-FEB-11 (p6-7) 26/02/2011 14:33 Page 6 on parade • on parade • on parade • on parade • on parade • on parade • on parade • on paradad WhatWhat thethe paperspapers say...say... ■ Irish chief of UN’s Gaza ON PARADE agency leaves to take up new post in US The Irishman who heads UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) operations in Gaza is leaving the position to take up a A worthy cause major new humanitarian role at UN Following a charity football tournament by various units based in Custume Bks, headquarters in New York. John Ging, a € a cheque for 600 was made to the Athlone branch of the Irish Guide Dogs. Pictured at the former officer in the Irish Defence Forces, presentation (l-r) are: Capt Murt Brennan, Cpl Jimmy Nugent, Mr Michael Duffy, Mr Frank Dunning with his dog, Larry, Capt Colin Watters and Col Andy Kilfeather (EO 4 W Bde).
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