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01 January 2002

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Europe on standby ? Briefing on EU military capabilities, Ian Kemp and Luke Hill. Jane's Defence Weekly 12.12.01. pp24?27.

Pan?European defence company is ratified, Christopher Foss. .Jane's Defence Weekly 2.1.02. p16. MBDA is a merger of Matra, BAe Dynamics, Aerospatiale Matra Missiles and Alenia Marconi Systems (Missile Division) and is the second largest missile company in the world.

Europaeische Verteidigungspolitik ? quo vadis? [European defence policy ? quo vadis?], Thomas Frisch. Europaeische Sicherheit 2/2002 pp7?11.

La "Joint Rapid Reaction Force" ? Un outil militaire performant [The 'Joint Rapid Reaction Force' ? an effective military instrument], Yves Debay. RAIDS 187 (December) 2001, pp56?63.

"A dossier on Civilian Victims of United States' Aerial Bombing of Afghanistan: A Comprehensive Accounting", Professor Marc W. Herold. December 2001.

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