Implementation Force

They will contribute about two-thirds of the total implementation force, some 40,000 troops.

Meanwhile, the observers and the Implementation Force were called upon to co-operate with one another.

Anything called a Peace Implementation Force was no more than Pif.

The Czech Republic and Poland did not have to be cajoled to join the implementation force; they volunteered for it.

The implementation force itself would begin deploying in Bosnia in the days following the formal signature of the peace agreement in mid-December.

With 60,000 troops on the ground, the NATO Implementation Force is able to round up those charged with war crimes.

In 1994, Jackson served his first tour in the Balkans, where he commanded a multi-national division of the Implementation Force.

"The Serbs are now saying yes to an implementation force--not armed, certainly--but the Russians think there are various possibilities," he said.

Some implementations forced evaluation from left-to-right as displayed and did not allow reverse flow of a logic signal (in multi-branched rungs) to affect the output.

The NATO forces in Bosnia are known as the implementation force, or IFOR.

Since then, NATO has led the Implementation Force and Stabilization Force, and other peacekeeping efforts in the country.

He was deployed to Bosnia where he provided communications support for the Implementation Force (IFOR) in 1995.

Now that a detailed settlement has been reached, NATO will rapidly complete its planning for the implementation force known as IFOR.

IFOR is the abbreviation used for the NATO's Implementation Force in Bosnia.

It will officially replace an implementation force that separated the belligerents in Bosnia and oversaw compliance with the military terms of the peace accords negotiated more than a year ago.

Enabling forces moved into the Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Slovenia theaters of operation to prepare entry points for the main Implementation Force.

Cross served his first of three tours in the Balkans, attached to the Implementation Force (IFOR), in 1995-1996.

Soldiers of the International Stabilization Force, successor to the Dayton Implementation Force, are actually in Mostar in considerable numbers.

The company operated 24-hours a day for three months crossing critical traffic in support of Task Force Eagle and NATO's Implementation Force.

Despite the Dayton agreement and the presence of the NATO Implementation Force, there is little contact among the different ethnic groups, even within the Muslim-Croat federation.

The helicopter company, Russkiya Heavy Lift, had often operated in and around Macedonia and Albania, supplying implementation forces and humanitarian operations.

Over 5500 personnel from 13 NATO countries joined the 128th as part of IFOR (Implementation Force) air component.

The system gained further in-service when deployed in support of the International Peace Implementation Force (IFOR) in Bosnia.

He was announcing that U.S. troops will remain in Bosnia for a year or more after the Implementation Force overseeing the Dayton agreement ends its mission next month.

It is increasingly clear that this effort can only succeed if it includes a NATO-led peace implementation force that gives both sides the confidence to lay down their arms.