DEFENSE
Tags: ZIMBABWE -- Armed Forces; MILITARY readiness; ARMED Forces; MILITARY art & science
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- DEFENSE. // Background Notes on Countries of the World: Zimbabwe;Sep2009, p7
The article presents information on the armed forces and military readiness of Zimbabwe.
- Sub-Saharan Africa: ZIMBABWE. // Military Technology;Jan2003, Vol. 27 Issue 1, p271
Describes the structure of the Armed Forces in Zimbabwe. Head of State; National Defense Minister; Amount of defense budget; Structure of the Land Forces Command; Number of Air Force personnel; Land Force Command equipment.
- DEFENSE. // Background Notes on Countries of the World: Zimbabwe;Apr2009, p7
The article presents information on the armed forces and military readiness of Zimbabwe.
- Defense Forces. // Zimbabwe Country Review;2001/2002, p35
Provides an overview on the armed forces of Zimbabwe. Military strength and expenditures.
- DEFENSE. // Background Notes on Countries of the World: Zimbabwe;Nov2003, p9
Provides information on Zimbabwe's Armed Forces. Number of men who are assigned in the Air Force; Reason the government of Zimbabwe sent a sizeable military force into the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- DEFENSE. // Background Notes on Countries of the World: Zimbabwe;Jan2005, p18
Presents information on the defense capabilities of Zimbabwe following its independence from Great Britain in 1980 until January 2005. Integration of the country's armed forces in July 1994; Composition of its armed forces; Number of Zimbabwe's military personnel; Military support of the...
- DEFENSE. // Background Notes on Countries of the World: Zimbabwe;May2006, p8
This article features the Armed Forces of Zimbabwe in 2006. At independence in 1964, then Prime Minister Robert Mugabe integrated the Armed Forces. The number of members of the Armed Forces is cited.
- DEFENSE. // Background Notes on Countries of the World: Republic of Botswana;Oct2006, p6
The article presents facts about the Botswana Defense Force (BDF). A defense council appointed by the president, the BDF has 13,000 members and the president is commander in chief. The U.S. has been a large contributor to the development of the BDF. Its main missions have been to protect borders...
- Airpower Imbalance: Nuclear Pakistan's Achilles' Heel. Mahmud Ashraf, Tariq // Air & Space Power Journal;Fall2008, Vol. 22 Issue 3, p13
The article compares the military strengths of Pakistan and India. According to the author, there exists an imbalance between the air forces of the two countries, with Pakistan proving to be the weaker one. The author asserts that the weak air force of Pakistan might prove to be significant in...
