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Common character- istics of armed forces Three criteria of armed forces The military as a total or- ganization The decline of. ture and function . They all tend to have the same values and norms of behaviour ; they also resemble each ...
Common character- istics of armed forces Three criteria of armed forces The military as a total or- ganization The decline of. ture and function . They all tend to have the same values and norms of behaviour ; they also resemble each ...
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Table 2 : Armed Forces , 1968 population armed ( 000,000 ) forces ( 000 ) forces ( per 000 population ) population armed ( 000,000 ) forces forces ( per 000 ( 000 ) population ) Summary By country World total 3,509.1 23,819 7 Latin ...
Table 2 : Armed Forces , 1968 population armed ( 000,000 ) forces ( 000 ) forces ( per 000 population ) population armed ( 000,000 ) forces forces ( per 000 ( 000 ) population ) Summary By country World total 3,509.1 23,819 7 Latin ...
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... forces of the United Nations , acting in an international police capacity , in the Middle East , the Congo , Cyprus , and elsewhere . The outlook of such peace forces differs from that of traditional military force in several ways : the ...
... forces of the United Nations , acting in an international police capacity , in the Middle East , the Congo , Cyprus , and elsewhere . The outlook of such peace forces differs from that of traditional military force in several ways : the ...
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