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United Nations United Nations Emergency Force… (1958)

It has not been possible at this stage, however, to establish the compensation which will be payable in respect of equipment, material and supplies which Governments had furnished to their contingents in UNEF, since, in accordance with the decision of the General Assembly, such compensation is to be assessed at the conclusion of the total period of service in UNEF of a Government's forces.
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United Nations United Nations Emergency Force… (1958)

The Board of Auditors, in citing these facts in their report to the General Assembly, have stated that "It follows that unless contributions outstanding from the first financial period are paid by Member States, UNEF will not be in a position to meet the obligations it has incurred". During the past year, however, certain Members have reiterated their intention not to participate in the financing of the Force.
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United Nations United Nations Emergency Force… (1958)

The high morale of the Force has continued. The welfare programme has reached a reasonable development and continues to be an important factor in the maintenance of morale. During the period under review, an effort has been made to provide at least one live entertainment programme each month.
III. Logistics 13. The supply and provisioning of the Force is now a routine matter and supply reserves in all categories are adequate. Most supplies continue to be shipped in through Port Said and brought by rail to Rafah. Sea cargoes average 2,000 tons per month.
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