81. Lords Hansard Text For 14 Mar 2005 (250314w05) military police MP7. Lord Astor of Hever asked Her Majesty s Government General Election foreign Observers. Lord Hylton asked Her Majesty s http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld199900/ldhansrd/pdvn/lds05/text/50314

Search Advanced Search Home Glossary Index ... Parliament Live section... Parliamentary Publications and Archives Site Map Bills Hansard Directories Frequently Asked Questions Judicial Work Previous Section Back to Table of Contents Lords Hansard Home Page Military Police: MP7 Lord Astor of Hever When they expect deliveries of the Heckler and Koch MP7 carbine to the military police to start; 14 Mar 2005 : Column WA117 when they expect deliveries to be complete; how long they expect training in the use of this weapon to take; and when they expect all members of the military police to be equipped with this weapon and trained in its use. [HL1616] Lord Bach: I assume the noble Lord is referring to the procurement of the Heckler and Koch MP7 personal defence weapon for the Ministry of Defence Police. Deliveries of the MP7 are scheduled to start in March 2005 and be completed during July 2005. Training in the use of this weapon takes between three to four days depending on the role of the individual officer. All members of the Ministry of Defence Police who require an MP7 will be equipped and trained by June 2006. Chief of the Defence Staff Lord Astor of Hever Further to the Written Answer by the Minister of State, Ministry of Defence, Mr Adam Ingram, on 1 March (

82. Aljazeera.Net - Sri Lanka Declares State Of Emergency Sri Lanka s foreign Minister Lakshman Kadirgamar has been assassinated by The military and police late on Friday stepped up security in the capital as http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/6277F67F-6022-48F0-B5D4-3B1E6402DA6B.htm

Advanced Search Homepage News Economy Culture Sci-Tech Special Reports Weather ... Market Watch Home Site Guide Contact Us Set As HomePage Add to favorites Sri Lanka declares state of emergency Saturday 13 August 2005, 12:33 Makka Time, 9:33 GMT Kadirgamar had nearly 100 elite bodyguards to protect him Related: Tamils held in Sri Lanka assassination Tamil Tigers deny involvement in killing Emergency declared in Lanka A curfew on Tamils following officer killing ... Splits rise among Tamil Tigers Tools: Email Article Print Article Send Your Feedback Sri Lanka has announced a state of emergency after its foreign minister is assassinated by unidentified snipers in the capital, Colombo. Lakshman Kadirgamar, an ethnic Tamil, was killed in an attack which Sri Lankan police are blaming on the island's Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) separatist rebels. The rebels have denied involvement in the killing and said the government must look "inwards" to get at the killers. The LTTE said in a statement that forces within the government were trying to sabotage a Norwegian-arranged truce by resorting to violence and blaming them. The shooting comes amid escalating tensions between the government and the rebels who have repeatedly threatened to resume a two decade civil war because of a rash of violence in the east of the country.

83. NATO :: Speeches :: Address By Foreign Minister Rein Lang At The Celebrating Of Membership in NATO, just as in the European Union, has given our foreign policy a Presently, an Estonian military police unit is serving in Kosovo. http://www.vm.ee/eng/nato/kat_360/5363.html

Speeches Address by Foreign Minister Rein Lang at the celebrating of the first anniversary of Estonia’s NATO accession The North Atlantic Treaty Estonia and NATO Defence Co-operation between the Baltic States Estonian Documents ... Estonian Defence Digest Address by Foreign Minister Rein Lang at the celebrating of the first anniversary of Estonia’s NATO accession 04 April 2005 Tallinn, 4 April 2005 Respected audience, Dear colleagues, Joining NATO is, without a doubt, one of the most essential moments, so far, in the course of our independent statehood. Since last year’s 29 March, Estonia’s security is ensured in a manner unequalled by anything to be found in the annals of our turbulent past. For over a year now, Estonia is one of 26 equal partners in an organisation, which can truly be regarded as the most effective and efficient alliance of all time. Our airspace is secured by NATO aircraft 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Membership in NATO, just as in the European Union, has given our foreign policy a global dimension. We have gotten this far thanks, in part, to the efforts of many of you here in this hall today both the members of the Estonian NATO Association, as well as my colleagues from the Foreign and Defence Ministries, plus the Defence Forces. Allow me to congratulate you all on the first anniversary of our NATO membership!

84. Law May Expel Foreign Research Missions Acre early this month and, according to its provisions, foreign which accused officer Joel Elizan de Souza, a military police http://forests.org/archive/brazil/bioplaw.htm

Law May Expel Foreign Research Missions RELAYED TEXT STARTS HERE: Written 6:26 PM Jul 11, 1997 by cimi@embratel.net.br in igc:rainfor.genera Subject: LAW MAY EXPEL FOREIGN RESEARCH MISSIONS Newsletter n. 268 LAW MAY EXPEL FOREIGN RESEARCH MISSIONS The first Brazilian biodiversity law was passed in the state of Acre early this month and, according to its provisions, foreign missions engaged in research activities in that state may be expelled from it. The law, which was proposed by state deputy Edvaldo Magalhaes (Communist Party of Brazil), aims to fight biopiracy and makes it compulsory for foreign scientists and entities to associate with a Brazilian group before they can carry out any research activities in the state and to leave part of the collected material in it. Mission already engaged in such activities are being requested to comply with the new law. The law resulted from the work carried out by an Investigating Committee set up by the State Legislature after a Public Civil Action was filed by Cimi, the Union of Indigenous Nations of Acre (UNI-Acre)

85. CANOE - Canada's News, Sports, Entertainment, Finance And Lifestyle Site - Canad US military considers protecting foreign diplomats. By TINI TRAN In Algeria, police detained Ali Belhadj, a former deputy leader of the banned Islamic http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/World/2005/07/28/1151371-ap.html

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86. Jim Kouri, CPP: Terrorism: Protecting The Military-Industrial Complex Some US contractors have foreign connections that may require measures to be put He s also served on the National Drug Task Force and trained police and http://www.sierratimes.com/05/07/22/152_163_100_197_84385.htm

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87. The Jakarta Post - Women's Magazines: Style Versus Substance The additional police troopers joined around 38000 military troops to participate in a major offensive Experts call for new design of RI foreign policy http://www.thejakartapost.com/detailheadlines.asp?fileid=20050811.@02&irec=1

88. HS Foreign 7.1.2004 - Two Helsinki Police Officers To Train Iraqi Colleagues foreign Wednesday 7.1.2004. Two Helsinki police officers to train Iraqi colleagues The other box has equipment that is used by military observers. http://www2.helsinginsanomat.fi/english/archive/news.asp?id=20040107IE18

89. NATO Speech: Intervention By Mr Anders Bjurner Deputy State Secretary For Foreig In this context, it is essential to coordinate the military, police and other On behalf of (Jan Eliasson, State Secretary for foreign Affairs of Sweden http://www.nato.int/docu/speech/1999/s991216g.htm

Updated: 16-Dec-1999 Speeches NATO HQ EAPC Foreign Ministers Meetings 16 Dec. 1999 Intervention by Mr Anders Bjurner Deputy State Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Sweden Mr Chairman, I would first of all like to thank the OSCE Chairman in Office, Minister Vollebaek, for his report on the situation in Northern Caucasus. Developments in Chechnya gives cause to serious concern and Sweden stands firmly behind the endeavours of the Chairman in Office - both in the humanitarian efforts and in the search for a political solution. As we meet here today, we can look back at a year of new and important challenges for Euro-Atlantic security co-operation. The Kosovo conflict is in many respects without parallel in post-Cold war Europe: in the magnitude of crime committed, but also in the determined actions undertaken by the international community. It has therefore been of outmost importance for our discussion to hear the UN Secretary-General's Special Representative for Kosovo, speak on the current situation. Sweden holds as important a central and sustained role for the UNMIK on all political issues. Important lessons must be drawn, both from the recent past and the present. We must learn first of all to prevent conflicts, using all instruments at our disposal, including if need be military means. In doing so we must combine the efforts of NATO's partnership and the European Union, with the principles, experiences and action of the United Nations and the OSCE. In this context, it is essential to coordinate the military, police and other civil endeavours. We must also apply a regional perspective, and insist on the fundamental values that uphold our own societies: democracy, respect for human rights, justice and the rule of law.

90. Transcripts - Media Gateway - Australian Department Of Foreign Affairs And Trade Media Gateway Department of foreign Affairs and Trade Downer I don t think it s the number of military police that s the issue. http://www.dfat.gov.au/media/transcripts/2003/030520_abc.html

Media Gateway - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Skip to content About us ... Contact us Site Navigation: Travel Advisories Country information Trade Policy Global Issues ... Home Portfolio websites ACIAR AusAID Austrade EFIC Site tools Media Gateway Students Gateway Business Gateway Site Feedback ... Site Index Today is Guinea Bissau National Day E and OE 20 May 2003 Minister for Foreign Affairs, Alexander Downer Peacock: Minister, how concerned are you about what's happening now in Aceh? Downer: Well we are concerned that there could be substantial loss of life. We've made it clear to the Indonesians over a long period of time that we very much hope that the special autonomy package will work, that it will be implemented peacefully and what is more the situation in Aceh should be resolved diplomatically rather than through military means. Peacock: But that's not going to happen is it? I mean force is breaking up. Downer: That's right. As you know the negotiations between GAM, the separatist movement there and the Indonesian Government have broken down. We obviously regret that has happened and we hope it's going to be possible to get back on to the diplomatic path before too long. Peacock: Is that all you can say, I mean we sit on our hands and let them fight it out? Shouldn't we be doing more, getting the UN involved or something?

91. Military News: Suspected Terrorist Killed, Iraqi Police Nab 152 Others Recent military and World News New foreign Policy Iraqi police radioed a description of the suspected shooters to police http://www.vnis.com/story.cfm?textnewsid=1577

92. The Manila Times Internet Edition | TOP STORIES > Military,  Police On  High A military, police on high alert. By Karl B. Kaufman , Reporter. THE military and police on Thursday went on their highest alert level in view of the bombing http://www.manilatimes.net/national/2004/sept/10/yehey/top_stories/20040910top2.

Home About Us Contact Us Subscribe ... Sports Friday, September 10, 2004 Military, police on high alert By Karl B. Kaufman Reporter THE military and police on Thursday went on their highest alert level in view of the bombing in front of the Australian Embassy in Jakarta. Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said, “We condemn this act of violence and no justification is sufficient [for] this attack on innocent civilians.” The Armed Forces information chief, Lt. Col. Daniel Lucero, said the red alert at first covered Metro Manila, but it was made nationwide after the Jakarta attack. At a press briefing in Camp Aguinaldo, Lucero said additional troops would guard “soft targets,” which include foreign embassies, train stations, bus terminals, seaports, shopping malls and oil depots. “We are not letting our guard down,” Lucero said. The attack in Jakarta took place two days before the third anniversary of the terrorist attacks in New York City and Washington.

93. VOA News - Officials Accused Of Human Trafficking Involvement br / At least 13 names of influential police officers, ranging from the ranks KH Have you met with any foreign diplomats to discuss the solutions to http://www.voanews.com/khmer/2005-07-29-voa5.cfm

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94. Wednesday, 06 December 2000 News Triggers Biazon said if soldiers and military officials continue to meddle in the current Lucas Managuelod said the Philippine National police and the Philippine http://www.cyberdyaryo.com/triggers/

Wednesday, 06 December 2000 TOP STORIES Coup fears raised over military tug-of-war Senator Rodolfo Biazon said Tuesday a military coup is possible following reports the Armed Forces of the Philippines continues to suffer from demoralization among its ranks. Biazon cited the current tug-of-war between Philippine Military Academy Class 71, which supports President Estrada, and PMA Class 78, which is on the side of Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Biazon said if soldiers and military officials continue to meddle in the current political crisis, Estrada might be overthrown. -ABS-CBN Anti-Estrada troops threatened with court-martial National Security Adviser Alexander Aguirre warned Tuesday soldiers and military personnel going on unauthorized leave to join protest actions against President Estrada would be court-martialed. Aguirre also called on government troops not to heed the reported calls of several retired generals to withdraw their support from Estrada, who goes on trial in the Senate on Thursday for alleged corruption among other things. -PDI, GMA-7

95. NewsFromRussia.Com Russian Sports Star Anastasia Myskina Entered Semifinals WTA Turkish police arrested a Syrian man likely to be an alQaida member of a Turkish 800 US Marines and 180 Iraqi soldiers involved in a week-long military http://newsfromrussia.com/

Pravda.ru Russia Science and Health World ... Opinion pravda.ru sites ... News from Russia /English/ PhotoReports /English/ Forum /English/ FunReports /English/ Pravda.Ru /Portuguese/ Pravda.Ru /Russian/ News /Russian/ Forum /Russian/ Politics /Russian/ World /Russian/ Culture /Russain/ Science /Russian/ Economics /Russian/ Society /Russian/ Districts /Russian/ Accidents /Russian/ Sport /Russian/ Market /Russian/ Lady Pravda.Ru /Russian/ Fark.Ru /Russian/ Health /Russian/ Russia World Science and Culture Accidents ... About Pravda.RU:Russia Presley house nominated to the National Register of Historic Places There are no jungle rooms at 1034 Audubon Drive, no gold records and no pink Cadillacs. But this modest ranch-style house in the Audubon Park Subdivision of southeast Memphis shares a history with Graceland, the famous white-columned mansion more than 10 miles (16 kilometers) away. More details Iran should not be referred to the U.N. Security Council, Venezuela says Iran should not be referred to the U.N. Security Council for pursuing a nuclear energy program, a top government Venezuelan official reponsible for oversees economic and political affairs said Friday. More details Iraq is hurtling towards disintegration, Saudis warn The Saudi government yesterday warned that Iraq is hurtling towards disintegration and that an election planned for December is unlikely to make any difference. The government said it was delivering this bleak assessment to both the US and British administrations as a matter of urgency.

96. Los Alamos Military Police Directory - 1946/47 Below is the yearbook issued by the Provisional military police Battalion at Los Alamos, NM issued January 1, 1947. The yearbook commemorates the atomic http://www.childrenofthemanhattanproject.org/LA/MP_Directory.htm

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 Page 20 Page 21

97. The Rational Enquirer - Channels - Defense/Foreign Policy defense/foreign policy. 607 items, displayed chronologically. military interrogators at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq learned about the use of military http://www.rationalenquirer.org/channels/defense_foreign_policy.php

home channels defense/foreign policy items, displayed chronologically. UGH!: Bush declares 'solemn duty' to quash terrorism in Iraq AFP (via Yahoo) - September 22, 2005 "We have a solemn duty as a United States government to protect the American people from harm ... (and) to stay on the offense against these people, to defeat them in other lands so we don't have to face them here at home," Bush said in a speech to a Jewish Republican organization, adding that Iraq is "the central battlefront" in the war on terrorism. No Sanctions Against Allies With Poor Record Los Angeles Times - September 22, 2005 President Bush waived sanctions against Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Ecuador, which the U.S. had criticized as among the world's worst offenders in failing to halt human trafficking. The presidential determination said Cambodia, Venezuela, Myanmar, Cuba and North Korea should be sanctioned for failure to comply. Karzai Wants End to U.S.-Led Operations AP (via Yahoo) - September 21, 2005 President Hamid Karzai on Tuesday challenged the need for major foreign military operations in Afghanistan, saying airstrikes are no longer effective and that U.S.-led coalition forces should focus on rooting out terror bases and support networks. U.S. pressures Syria to fall in line on Lebanon, Iraq

98. CNN.com - Hunt For Insurgents Near Syria Ends - May 14, 2005 Also, US military and Iraqi authorities reported more violence. Also in Baghdad, a senior official of the Iraqi foreign Ministry, Jasim Mohammed Ghiri, http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/05/14/iraq.main/

International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Autos SERVICES Video E-mail Newsletters Your E-mail Alerts RSS ... Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com Hunt for insurgents near Syria ends More than 125 insurgents, nine Marines dead var clickExpire = "-1"; VIDEO Some 400 Iraqis killed by insurgents in the past two weeks. PLAY VIDEO RELATED Report paints grim picture of Iraq SPECIAL REPORT Timeline: A new government Flash: Government structure Chart: Iraq's National Assembly Interactive: Iraq's population Coalition Casualties Special Report YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Iraq or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) Marines said Saturday they "successfully completed Operation Matador," a weeklong hunt for insurgents along the Syrian border that left nine Marines and more than 125 insurgents dead. Also, U.S. military and Iraqi authorities reported more violence. In Baghdad, insurgents killed 10 people in bombings and shootings Saturday, including a senior official of the Iraqi Foreign Ministry. South of the capital, three beheaded male bodies were found. And in Mosul, at least two people died in suicide car bomb attacks. Insurgent attacks were cited for the operation in Anbar province.

99. World Political From World News Network Sri Lankan foreign Minister Lakshman Kadirgamar, a hardliner in dealing with has been assassinated in an attack the police blamed on separatist rebels. http://www.worldpolitical.com/

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100. The Moscow Times - Latest Wires Six of the sevenmember crew were taken to a military hospital in TEHRAN, August 7 (RIA Novosti, Nikolai Terekhov) - Iranian foreign Minister Kamal http://www.moscowtimes.ru/doc/HotNews.html

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