- 行业: Government; Military
- Number of terms: 79318
- Number of blossaries: 0
- Company Profile:
Testing procedure used to evaluate inspection readiness. Involves roleplaying for United States government escorts, base escorts, and international inspection team members.
Industry:Military
Document specifying the general form and content for a facility agreement negotiated between a State Party and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons for fulfilling Chemical Weapons Convention verification provisions.
Industry:Military
Individual specified by a State Party to conduct continuous monitoring activities and included on the State Party’s list of monitors.
Industry:Military
Each State Party to the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) is required to establish or designate a National Authority. The Department of State is the United States National Authority responsible, in coordination with an interagency group designated by the President, for implementation of the CWC. The Secretary of State is its Director. The National Authority serves as liaison with the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and other States Parties.
Industry:Military
State Party government representative trained and expert in the provisions of a specific treaty or agreement as well as escorting inspection and monitoring teams. National escorts from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency normally greet inspectors at the point of entry, provide translation services when required, arrange for transportation to the inspected facility, and accompany the inspectors and facilitate their activities throughout their stay in the United States. (Also see in-country escort.) National Security Information (NSI) Information pertaining to national defense and foreign relations protected in accordance with Executive Order 12958.
Industry:Military
Techniques, such as taking pictures from photo-reconnaissance satellites, which are strictly under national control and are used to monitor compliance with the provisions of an agreement.
Industry:Military
Conduct of activities prohibited by a certain treaty or agreement, or the nonperformance of actions mandated or required by a certain treaty or agreement.
Industry:Military
Equipment enabling an inspector to determine the contents of an item of inspection without actually opening or tampering with it.
Industry:Military
Under the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe, any formation at the brigade/regiment, wing/air regiment, independent battalion/artillery battalion, independent squadron, or equivalent level holding treaty-limited equipment (TLE) in service of the armed forces of any signatory, any TLE storage site, or any TLE reduction site.
Industry:Military
The flight of the observation aircraft conducted by the observing Party over the territory of the observed Party, as provided in the flight plan, from the point of entry or Treaty on Open Skies airfield to the point of exit or Open Skies airfield.
Industry:Military
