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Mexico: In Search of Security by Bruce M. Bagley, 1993-12 Pakistan-U.S. relations.: An article from: Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs by K. Alan Kronstadt, 2006-05-01 IRAQ - Oct 5 - 11 Die As US Force Raids House In Iraq.: An article from: APS Diplomat Recorder by Unavailable, 2008-10-11 Policy considerations.(International Terrorism and Transnational Crime: Security Threats, U.S. Policy, and Considerations for Congress)(Report): An article ... Service (CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs by John Rollins, Liana Sun Wyler, et all 2010-01-04 Selected U.S. government actions addressing the confluence of international terrorism and transnational organized crime.(International Terrorism and Transnational ... Service (CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs by John Rollins, Liana Sun Wyler, et all 2010-01-04 Latin America: terrorism issues.(Congressional Research Service)(Report): An article from: Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs by Mark P. Sullivan, 2009-03-01 Who will protect us from him?(George W. Bush): An article from: Sojourners Magazine by Jim Wallis, 2006-11-01 Arabs' Anger Hurts Moderates.(US policy for Middle East is putting center parties on defensive)(airline bombing plot failed in UK): An article from: APS Diplomat News Service by Gale Reference Team, 2006-08-14 The global war on terror: a narrative in need of a rewrite.(Essay): An article from: Ethics & International Affairs by Amy Zalman, Jonathan Clarke, 2009-06-22 The follies of democratic imperialism.(Terrorism): An article from: World Policy Journal by Omar G. Encarnacion, 2005-03-22 Neglected Defense: Mobilizing the Private Sector to Support Homeland Security (Council Special Report) by Stephen E. Flynn, Daniel B. Prieto, 2008-01-22 Calamity at desert one: on April 25, 1980, eight American servicemen died in the first modern U.S. hostile confrontation with militant Islam. The failed ... hostages): An article from: VFW Magazine by Rudy Wright, 2002-11-01 Yemen: current conditions and U.S. relations: September 12, 2007.(CRS Report for Congress): An article from: Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs by Jeremy M. Sharp, 2007-09-01 London Summit Backs Yemen.(anti-terrorism efforts): An article from: APS Diplomat News Service by Unavailable, 2010-02-01

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81. CBC News Indepth: Iraq
    police; Philippines 80 soldiers plus police and medics; Countries that provide nonmilitarysupport include Kuwait foreign WORKERS The exact number of foreign  
    http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/iraq/foreigntroops.html
    
    Extractions: CBCCat = "Sports,News,Arts,Kids,Interactive"; Sports = "Hockey,Baseball,Football"; News = "Canada,World,SciTech,Local,Consumers,SpecialReports,Business"; Arts = "ArtsNews,Infoculture,Music,Books,ArtsFeatures"; Kids = "CBC4Kids,PreSchool,Teachers"; Interactive = "MessageBoards,Forums,Games,Media"; document.write(""); document.write(""); 03:34 PM EDT Jun 10 United Kingdom: 9,000 soldiers Italy: 3,000 soldiers, some serving as police and engineers Poland: 2,400 soldiers Ukraine: 1,600 soldiers Netherlands: 1,100 soldiers plus a logistics team, a field hospital, military police and 200 engineers Japan: 1,100 soldiers assigned to reconstruction Australia: 800 soldiers Romania: 700 soldiers plus 149 de-mining specialists, military police and "special intelligence" members

82. Military, Police, Coach, Coaches, Slim, Bosun S, Boatswain S
    Bosun s Whistle. 24Kt Gold Finish police Whistle. The standard policetypewhistle, beautifully finished in 24Kt gold! This whistle  
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    Extractions: Product Menu 101Wings Home Military Knives Military Holsters Brass Keytags ... Clearance Items About US Wings History of US Wings US Wings Pilot Shop Esteemed Clientele Customer Testimonials ... Email Us Company Policies Return Policy Order Information Shipping Charges Foreign Orders US Military Orders Figure Your Size ... US Wings Catalog Foreign Branches US Wings Europe Europe Mail/Fax Form The standard police-type whistle, beautifully finished in 24Kt gold! This whistle makes the perfect gift for your favorite law enforcement officer, serviceman, or coach. Also makes a great personal security device; for emergencies, or when you need help, nothing draws attention faster than a powerful blast from a whistle! You can place it on a chain and wear it around your neck or attach it to a lanyard (chain and lanyard not included), or carry it in your pocket or purse. Includes a ring for your keys. Made in the USA. Item#: >>>UNAVAILABLE Our "Slim" whistle, beautifully finished in 24Kt gold, provides a powerful blast in a slim, compact design that can easily slip into your pocket or purse! With the "link" (included), you can hang it from your belt or attach your keys to it. You may also remove the link and attach it to a chain to wear around your neck (chain not included). This whistle makes a great personal security device; in emergencies, when you need to summon help, nothing calls attention faster than a loud blast from a whistle! A practical item with a slim, contemporary, "designer" look! Made in the USA.

83. HAITI PROGRES
    has no enthusiasm right now for sending in military or police forces to Haiti Dominicanforeign minister Frank Guerrero Prats urged governments to act with  
    http://www.haiti-progres.com/eng02-18.html
    
    Extractions: Foreign Military Intervention Looms Over Haiti Haiti this week started to look a lot like the Congo in 1960. That was when the U.S. and Belgium, the Congo's colonial master until June 1960, fomented a rebellion against newly elected Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba. The rebellion, which not coincidentally flared in the oil and mineral rich Katanga province, was led by Moise Tshombe, a wealthy plantation owner who was backed by 10,000 Belgian troops. Lumumba unwisely invited in United Nations "peace-keepers" to fend off the attack. Instead of helping him, the UN forces disarmed Lumumba's troops, thus aiding Tshombe's rebellion. Meanwhile, the CIA helped Col. Mobutu Sese Seko seize power in a September 1960 coup d'état. Mobuto then arrested Lumumba and turned him over to Tshombe, who had him murdered. Could this scenario be repeating itself in Haiti today? On Feb. 17, Haiti's former colonial master France craftily offered to send troops to help quell a patchwork rebellion which it has helped foment. Over the past three years, for example, French diplomats, in violation of all diplomatic protocols against meddling, have funneled money to Haiti's principal opposition radio station, Radio Métropole, and chaperoned Haitian opposition leaders on trips and in marches around the country, while constantly and sharply scolding the Haitian government despite President Jean-Bertrand Aristide's unending, unilateral concessions to his intransigent adversaries. France also orchestrated the European Union's funding of Haitian opposition groups to the tune of almost $1 million last year.

84. 18th Military Police Brigade
    18th military police Brigade. 18th military police Brigade From escortinminiskirted singers to guarding military points, from patrolling  
    http://www.vietnamvetcontacts.com/gpage19.html

85. The Washington Times: AP
    Mark Kimmitt, chief US military spokesman, said two people In London, the ForeignOffice said two British police officer Mohammed Naem, who saw the blast, said  
    http://ap.washingtontimes.com/dynamic/stories/I/IRAQ?SITE=DCTMS&SECTION=HOME

86. 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

87. Schools In The USA :: The Source For College Prep & Career Information
    emergency situations. As well, this police force may work alongsideforeign police if the military is stationed abroad. The military  
    http://www.schoolsintheusa.com/careerprofiles_details.cfm?CarID=756

88. Common Foreign & Security Policy (CFSP) - News From The General Affairs & Extern
    and individuals under the EU s Common foreign and Security results to improve Europeanmilitary capabilities 8 December 2003 European Union police Mission (EUPM  
    http://europa.eu.int/comm/external_relations/cfsp/intro/gac.htm
    
    Extractions: About the GAER Council 08 December 2003 - Countering Terrorism - Council conclusions (item approved without debate) 08 December 2003 - Guidelines on implementation and evaluation of sanctions (item approved without debate) ... 08 December 2003 - European Defence and Security Policy (items approved without debate)

89. CFR-The Source
    Iraqi prison system.” In practice, the task of running the prisons was delegatedto the US military and, in particular, the 800th military police (MP) Brigade  
    http://www.cfr.org/thesource/
    
    Extractions: Congress has so far appropriated about $123 billion for the war in Iraq in addition to the military’s standard operating expenses covered by the Defense Department budget. Lawmakers are in the final stages of approving another $25 billion—most of it for Iraq—to ensure the U.S. military has enough money for operations through the beginning of 2005. The price tag for the rest of 2005 and beyond hinges on the size of the U.S. military presence. Military operations in Iraq currently cost some $4 billion a month. More... Ronald Reagan's Foreign Policy The U.S.-led occupation government has begun to gradually hand over power to the interim government named June 1, but it will remain the main authority in Iraq until the official transfer of sovereignty June 30. Many questions remain about how power will be exercised after that date. A United Nations Security Council resolution currently under consideration is expected to resolve some of these issues. More...

90. 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
    
    Extractions: 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

91. Story 002 - Michael Vickio - Military Police - Los Alamos
    military police Detachment. Los Alamos, NM. Michael Vickio. In His Own Words . Therefore,around the clock military police patrols were assigned to guard the dam.  
    http://www.childrenofthemanhattanproject.org/VET_STORIES/MO/LA/Pages/Vickio-M.ht
    
    Extractions: Society for the Historical Preservation of the Manhattan Project Military Police Detachment Los Alamos, NM Michael Vickio "In His Own Words" T he above photographs show Michael Vickio of the Military Police standing at various locations in and around Los Alamos between November of 1944 and April of 1946. If you remember Michael Vickio, please contact us via "feedback" above. Michael J. Vickio was born in Montour Falls, NY on October 13, 1911. One of ten children, he spent his early years working in his father's candy and ice cream parlor. After graduating from high school, he worked as a bus driver on the local route between Montour Falls and Ithaca, NY and then went to work for Shepard-Niles Company as a machinist. In March 1943, Mike was drafted and went to Camp Drum (New York) for basic training. Upon completion of basic training, he went to Fort Dix in New Jersey for training as a military policeman. His first job as an MP was as a security guard at Rhodes General Hospital, a military hospital in Utica, NY. In less than three months, he found out he was going to Camp Butner in Henderson, NC for further training and to await further orders. In the wee hours of the morning one night in late October 1943, Mike was awakened and told to pack his things and be ready to move out. He was taken to a train and was not told where he was going. The car he boarded did not have any windows and it was in this car that he headed west. A day or so later, the train stopped and he and a few others were told to disembark. A sign at the train station informed him that they were in El Paso, Texas. Mike then boarded another train on the Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe Line, and again they headed out. A few hours later he arrived in Santa Fe, NM and was met at the station by a bus, which immediately left for the 1 hour trip up treacherous mountain roads to Los Alamos.

92. Register At NYTimes.com
    That means that even foreign fighters and suspected Al Qaeda members captured in Severalmilitary police officers and their commanders at Abu Ghraib have said  
    http://www.nytimes.com/2004/05/18/international/middleeast/18ABUS.html
    
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93. WHNT-TV, Huntsville, AL: Members Of Military Police Brigade Scratched From Bronz
    MARKETPLACE Auto , Jobs , Personals , Yellow Pages, May 22, 2004.Members of military police brigade scratched from Bronze Star list,  
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94. AEGiS-Reuters (RE) AIDS Looms Large Over Cambodian Military
    is apparent in view of government figures showing 63,000 policemen, 4,430 militarypolice and 130,000 soldiers. However, a foreign military adviser estimaterd  
    http://www.aegis.com/news/re/1995/RE951005.html
    
    Extractions: Leo Dobbs PHNOM PENH, Oct 5 (Reuter) - The virus that causes AIDS is cutting a swath through Cambodia's poorly-educated military and police forces, health experts say. Figures seen on Thursday show that of 380 police blood samples, 7.89 per cent tested positive for the human-immunodeficiency virus (HIV) this year. Figures for the military and military police were 7.94 percent from 378 samples and 4.76 per cent from 105 samples, respectively. In Koh Kong province bordering Thailand , some 30 percent of the military and 10.5 per cent of police tested positive compared to eight and six per cent, respectively, for the capital. This compares to a rate of 3.76 percent among civilian blood donors in January. The extent of the problem is apparent in view of government figures showing 63,000 policemen, 4,430 military police and 130,000 soldiers. However, a foreign military adviser estimaterd the number of soldiers at nearer 70,000. Official figures as of the first quarter of 1995 show three deaths from AIDS and an estimated 30,000 HIV carriers, although officials acknowledge these are conservative.

95. CorpWatch.org - Issues - Military Industrial Complex - Articles
    the media and shield the military from public to US national security and foreignpolicy objectives. . Kathryn Bolkovac, a UN International police Force monitor  
    http://www.corpwatch.org/issues/PID.jsp?articleid=6328

96. Washington Times Weekly Edition
    Gen. Janis Karpinski, an Army reserve military police officer (MP) who served aswarden for all 16 prisons as commander of the 800th military police Brigade.  
    http://www.americasnewspaper.com/left.shtml

97. JURIST's Paper Chase - Legal News Worth Thinking About
    under the Uniform Code of military Justice the in Belgrade convicted a Serb policeofficer, Sasa vote, the European Parliament s foreign Affairs Committee said  
    http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/paperchase/2004_03_20_indexarch.htm
    
    Extractions: Defense Department officials announced Saturday that 6 US military police stationed at a detention facility outside Baghdad have been charged Saturday with abusing about 20 Iraqi detainees. The investigation into the alleged abuse is under the jurisdiction of the Criminal Investigation Division Command ; under the Uniform Code of Military Justice the question of whether to prosecute will be subject a grand-jury type "Article 32 hearing." Read a Defense Department press release here . AP has more Taiwan's High Court has directed that all ballot boxes from Saturday's presidential election in that country be sealed in the wake of an opposition call for a recount. President Chen Shui-bian won by a narrow margin of some 30,000 votes two days after surviving an assassination attempt. Opposition politicians have condemned the vote as unfair. AFP has more . The Taipei Times offers in-depth local coverage of all the post-election developments in English.

98. Foreign Policy In Focus | Policy Brief | Libya: More Balance Needed
    Qaddafi for over two decades, including a series of military confrontations inthe 1980s. Qaddafi’s repression at home, antiWestern foreign policy, and  
    http://www.fpif.org/briefs/vol6/v6n26libya_body.html
    
    Extractions: Editors: Tom Barry (IRC) and Martha Honey (IPS) 26iflibya.pdf Political repression, however, is widespread. Serving both monarchs and military rulers, Libyan law prohibits the formation of political parties and criticism of the political system. There are no independent human rights organizations or nongovernmental organizations of any kind, and the government strictly controls the press. There are hundreds of political prisoners, and torture in detention is common. Outspoken opponents of the government have been murdered, both at home and abroad. In 1982, the U.S. initiated a series of sanctions against Libya, including an embargo on Libyan oil and a new requirement for export licenses for most American goods. Comprehensive sanctions were imposed in 1986, including a freeze of Libyan assets and a ban on all trade and financial dealings with Libya. These sanctions also forbid Americans, including journalists and academics, from traveling to Libya without permission from the U.S. government.

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100. BBC NEWS | Americas | France Ponders Haiti Peace Force
     of the centre of Hinche after an earlier raid against the town s police station as MrAristide a former priest who was restored to power with foreign help in  
     http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3496365.stm
     
     Extractions: The wave of unrest began in Gonaives nearly two weeks ago France says it is ready to consider sending a peacekeeping force to its former colony Haiti, where more than 50 people have died in civil unrest. It has set up a unit to monitor the crisis, as a revolt by opponents of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide spreads from the north. Another town - Hinche - came under rebel attack on Monday and President Aristide appealed for foreign help. But the US said it had "no enthusiasm" for using forces to quell the unrest. US Secretary of State Colin Powell - who talked to French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin on Tuesday - opposed calls for President Aristide to step down. "We cannot buy into a proposition that says the elected president must be forced out of office by thugs and those who do not respect law and are bringing terrible violence to the Haitian people," he said. Haiti's neighbours have been urged to take in those fleeing the unrest but the Dominican Republic has already closed the border.

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