Examples of using Combat rations in English and their translations into Arabic
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The audit team, therefore, recommended that the Field Administration and Logistics Division direct MINURSO to procure a new reserve of combat rations and ensure the consumption of existing rations before they became unfit for human consumption.
The lower requirements for combat rations were attributed to the anticipated administrative liquidation of the Mission and the combat rations stock was consumed by the formed police units to utilize the stock.
Monthly storage of 1,000 tons and supply of 755 tons of rations and maintenance of a 14-day reserve of combat rations at all contingent locations and a 7-day reserve at headquarters locations in Abidjan/Sebroko, Daloa and Bouaké.
Storage and supply of 800 tons of rations and maintenance of a seven-day reserve of combat rations and water at UNOCI locations(Abidjan/Sebroko, Daloa and Bouake), 14 days of combat rations and water for military contingent and formed police personnel at 51 delivery locations.
Storage and supply of 10 days ' reserve combat rations and bottled water for an average strength of 525 military observers, 9,450 military contingent personnel(including 203 staff officers), 715 United National police officers, 40 Government-provided personnel and 4,685 civilian personnel(including 149 international contractors).
Storage and supply of 10 days ' reserve combat rations and bottled water for an average strength of 525 military observers, 9,450 military contingent personnel(including 203 staff officers), 715 United Nations police officers, 40 Government-provided personnel and 4,685 civilian personnel(including 149 international contractors).
The Advisory Committee was further informed that combat rations were purchased for long-range or overnight patrols during
During its consideration of the proposals of the Secretary-General for MINURSO, the Advisory Committee was informed that the military observers of the Mission were required to consume combat rations twice a month in order to ensure that the purchased stock of such rations was utilized prior to its expiry date.
On a related matter, during its consideration of the Secretary-General ' s proposals for certain missions, the Advisory Committee was informed that the military observers were required to consume combat rations twice a month in order to ensure that the stock was utilized prior to its expiry date.
Storage and supply of 14-day reserve combat rations and bottled water for an average strength of 133 military observers; 7,819 military contingent personnel, including staff officers; 845 formed police personnel; 498 United Nations police; 32 corrections officers; and 784 civilian personnel(527 international civilian personnel and 257 United Nations Volunteers).
Storage and supply of 14-day reserve combat rations and bottled water for an average strength of 133 military observers; 7,819 military contingent personnel, including staff officers; 845 formed police personnel; 498 United Nations police; 32 corrections officers; and 784 civilian personnel(527 international civilian personnel and 257 United Nations Volunteers).
The Advisory Committee was further informed that combat rations were purchased for long-range or overnight patrols during
Monthly storage of 1,000 tons and supply of 755 tons of rations and maintenance of a 7-day reserve of combat rations at UNOCI locations(Abidjan/Sebroko, Daloa and Bouaké) and 14 days at contingent locations, totalling 173,882 packs and 492,654 litres of water for military contingent and formed police personnel in 40 locations.
and the provision of combat rations(meals ready to eat);
Storage and maintenance of a 14-day reserve of combat ration packs and bottled water totalling 149,079 ration packs
Audit of the supply of food rations and combat ration packs at MONUC:" MONUC combat ration pack contractor has not maintained operational stocks in accordance with contract terms".
The variance of food ration and combat ration packs was owing to the higher number of civilian support staff from the Engineering Section for the minimum operating security standards projects at team sites Agwanit, Oum Dreyga, Mehaires, Bir Lahlou and Mijek.
Subsequently, the follow-up team was informed by the Field Administration and Logistics Division that a full report on combat ration stock holdings had been requested from MINURSO with a direction to quantify future requirements, so that a new supply of rations could be provided.
The Committee questioned that difference and was informed that the $7.00 covered field combat ration packs, while the estimate of $8.50 provided for delivery to the unit level of fresh,
Combat rations(reserve).