Examples of using Maritime task force in English and their translations into Arabic
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Since March 2011, the UNIFIL Maritime Task Force Commander has started to carry out induction training for all Maritime Task Force vessels.
An additional Indonesian vessel joined the maritime task force in October, and Brazil will deploy a flagship to the maritime task force by mid-November.
The Maritime Task Force had conducted 194 training activities with the Lebanese navy at sea and onshore.
Therefore, the Maritime Task Force will temporarily have to carry out its tasks under an onshore command until a lead nation comes forward.
On two other occasions, Israeli aircraft flew at low altitude over Maritime Task Force frigates in contravention of established procedures.
In a meeting between the Maritime Task Force Commander and his Israeli Navy counterpart, the Israel Defense Forces reassured UNIFIL that they would adhere to the operational arrangements between the Israel Defense Forces and the UNIFIL Maritime Task Force.
Indonesia deployed a new corvette to the Maritime Task Force on 10 June, bringing the total strength of the Maritime Task Force, currently operating with a Brazilian flagship, to nine vessels.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that, in accordance with the UNIFIL concept of operations, the Maritime Task Force requirement consisted of four frigates with four helicopters, and four corvettes/offshore patrol boats/fast patrol boats.
Projected reduced requirements are due to the deployment of fewer vessels and helicopters to support the Maritime Task Force(9 vessels and 5 helicopters were deployed as at 31 January,
The Maritime Task Force continued to patrol and conduct maritime interdiction operations in the area of maritime operations, in cooperation with the Lebanese Armed Forces Navy, and continued to provide training to the Lebanese naval forces. .
Since my previous report, the Maritime Task Force has hailed 2,235 ships and referred 447 vessels for inspection by the Lebanese Navy and Customs officials to verify that there were no unauthorized arms
As with the ground forces, cooperation between the LAF and the UNIFIL Maritime Task Force, and the Interim Maritime Task Force before it, has been of a high standard.
The reduced requirements are attributable mainly to the projected deployment of the vessels in the Maritime Task Force for an average period of nine months in the 2014/15 period, compared with the average deployment period of 10 months in 2013/14.
The Advisory Committee had also been informed that, in view of the delayed deployment of vessels and aircraft for the Maritime Task Force, the proposal for naval transportation could have been overestimated.
UNIFIL and Lebanese naval forces conducted one workshop and 11 cadet training session, as well as 31 at-sea training activities on-board the Maritime Task Force vessels, for Lebanese junior officers.
The Maritime Task Force continued to patrol and conduct maritime interdiction operations in the area of maritime operations, including combined maritime interdiction operations with the Lebanese Navy, as well as provide training for the Lebanese Navy.
Press releases; 4 one-minute television spots broadcast twice daily on local television stations on the Naqoura camp, the Maritime Task Force, UNIFIL deminers and the Blue Line; and one special 1-hour radio production for the International Day of Peace.
The enhancement of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon(UNIFIL) in 2006 included the establishment of the first United Nations maritime task force, which required maritime specialists to define the tasks,
The main causes of the variance were reduced facilities and infrastructure costs because of the projected completion of major construction projects in 2007/08, and lower naval transportation requirements, because the Maritime Task Force had been reconfigured.
Parts of the Lebanese borders were considered free of arms smuggling, namely the southern part, owing to the heavy presence of the Lebanese Armed Forces and UNIFIL, and the coastal line, owing to the International Maritime Task Force.