United Nations Infantry Battalion Manual - the United Nations

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Preface I am very pleased to introduce the United Nations Infantry Battalion Manual, a practical guide for commanders and their staff in peacekeeping operations, as well as for the Member States, the United Nations Headquarters military and other planners. The ever-changing nature of peacekeeping operations with their diverse and complex challenges and threats demand the development of credible response mechanisms. In this context, the military components that are deployed in peacekeeping operations play a pivotal role in maintaining safety, security and stability in the mission area and contribute meaningfully to the achievement of each mission mandate. The Infantry Battalion constitutes the backbone of any peacekeeping force and as such, its training, equipment and deployment is of great importance to the Troop-Contributing Countries, the mission leadership and the United Nations Headquarters alike. To further improve the preparations, operational readiness and efficiency of the United Nations Infantry Battalions, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Field Support, with the support of Member States, peacekeeping missions, and partners throughout the United Nations system, have embarked on producing this Manual. By illustrating relevant strategic and operational issues, combined with guidelines on tactical employment of a United Nations Infantry Battalion, the Manual attempts to capture and consolidate all relevant dimensions of peacekeeping operations in a single reference document. I expect this to contribute to further enhancement of performance in the field. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the Member States, United Nations system partners, field missions, training institutions, and other peacekeeping practitioners and stakeholders for the dedicated support and substantial contribution they have provided in the development of this Manual. I further compliment the Office of Military Affairs for spearheading the initiative. The United Nations Infantry Battalion Manual is a living document. As such, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Field Support will continue to refine and update this Manual to ensure its relevance to the changing operational environment and to meet the aspirations of the Member States and the United Nations. Hervé Ladsous under-secretary-general for peacekeeping operations iii
Credits office of military affairs, Department of peacekeeping operations united nations secretariat one un plaza, new York, nY 10017 tel. 917-367-2487 approved by Hervé ladsous, usg/Dpko august 2012 contact: pDt/oma/Dpko review date: august 2014 Note: New policies/guidelines/amendments issued from time to time prior to the first review will be uploaded in the web as an addendum to the UN Infantry Battalion Manual on as required basis. printed at the united nations, new York asdf © united nations 2012. this publication enjoys copyright under protocol 2 of the universal copyright convention. nevertheless, governmental authorities or member states may freely photocopy any part of this publication for exclusive use within their training institutes. However, no portion of this publication may be reproduced for sale or mass publication without the express consent, in writing, of the office of military affairs, united nations Department of peacekeeping operations.
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