United Nations

Summary

United Nations United Nations Emergency Force… (1957)

The ten national contingents are the components of the Force and each of them, under the commanding officer of the unit, who is directly responsible to the Commander of the Force, retains its identity and organizational unity. The demands of service made upon the Force, however, frequently require the deployment of elements of a contingent, whether companies or platoons, in separate sectors. The Danish and Norwegian contingents, by voluntary arrangement between them, constitute a single battalion, commanded in rotation by officers of the two nationalities.
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United Nations United Nations Emergency Force… (1957)

The nature of the climate and the terrain in which the Force is deployed, and the monotony of the duties they are called upon to perform also lend strong support to the principle and practice of periodic rotation. The tendency among the contingents has been towards rotation after a period of service of approximately six months. Transportation for the rotation has been by air in some cases and by sea in others, and in Egypt also involves rail and bus.
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