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01 OcroBER 94

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DIALLING SEQUENCE MM-4

OTTAWA REGION (CLASS 2)

DIAL ACCESS CODE 8 + OTTAWA 7 DIGIT LOCALeg (8-991-1111)

CSN ACCESS (CLASS 2)

DIAL ACCESS CODE 8 + 2136 + CSN 7 DIGIT LOCALeg (8-2136-270-1111)

NATIONAL ACCESS (CANADA ONLY,CLASS 2)

DIAL ACCESS CODE 8 + 1 + AREA CODE + 7 DIGIT LOCALeg (8-1-613-542-1111)

INTERNATIONAL ACCESS (CLASS 3)

DIAL ACCESS CODE 6 + 1 + AREA CODE + NUMBER

FAX AND STU III

DIAL ACCESS CODE 99 + 1 + AREA CODE + 7 DIGIT LOCALeg (99-1-613-547-1111)

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DIALLING SEQUENCE CANADA TO UNAMIR

1. DIAL NDOC OPERATOR OTTAWA LOCAL 996-7811

2. ASK FOR ACCESS CODE 2177 AND GIVE OPERATOR THE REQUIREDEXTENSION IN UNAMIR.

eg (996-7811-2177-1111)

3. FAX AND STU III USE ACCESS CODE 2176 AND DIALLING SEQUENCEPARA 2.

(') DIALLING SEQUENCE INMARSAT TO MM-4 SWITCH

DIAL 001 + AREA CODE + NDOC OPERATOR 996-7811 GIVE OPERATOR THEUNAMIR ACCESS CODE 2177 + LOCALeg (001-613-996-7811 VERBAL ACCESS CODE 2177 + LOCAL)

DIALLING SEQUENCE BETWEEN (4) DIGIT MM-4 AND (5) DIGIT AMAHOROSWITCH

1. TO DIAL FROM (5) DIGIT SYSTEM TO THE MM-4 (4) DIGIT SYSTEMSIMPLY DIAL THE (4) DIGIT SUBSCRIBER NUMBER.

2. TO DIAL FROM (4) DIGIT SYSTEM TO THE (5) DIGIT AMHORO SYSTEMSIMPLY DIAL n 4 n WAIT FOR DIAL TONE THEN DIAL THE (5) DIGITSUBSCRIBER NUMBER.

() DIALLING SEQUENCE BELGIAN VILLAGE

1. TO DIAL FROM AMAHORO SYSTEM TO BELGIAN VILLAGE SIMPLY DIAL (5)DIGIT NUMBER.

2. TO DIAL FROM BELGIAN VILLAGE TO THE AMAHORO SYSTEM DIAL (9)WAIT FOR DIAL TONE THEN DIAL (5) DIGIT NUMBER.

3. TO DIAL WITHIN THE BELGIAN VILLAGE DIAL LAST 2 DIGITS OFNUMBER.

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1 CDHSR HO

CO---------------------------------------------2ooo-----------3DCO--------------------------------------------2001-----------21 CDHSR OPS------------------------------------2002-----------21 CDHSR OPS DO---------------------------------2003-----------2RSM------------~-------------------------------2004-----------2

PROS-------------------------------------------2005-----------1G1/SUPT CLK------------------------------------2006-----------1G4---------------------------------------------2007-----------1G1 LEGAL---------------------------------------2008-----------1DUTY OFFICER QTR-------------------------------2009-----------1MILITARY POLICE--------------------------------2010-----------1PADRE------------------------------------------2056-----------2

SIGNAL SON

SHQ/SOR----------------------------------------2011-----------1OC---------------------------------------------2012-----------2SIG OPS----------------------------------------2013-----------2SIG SQN 2 I/C----------------------------------2014-----------2SQMS-------------------------------------------2015-----------1MDF - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2016 - - - - - - - - - - - 1

NCCIS

CRYPTO-----------------------------------------2017-----------1MSG CENTER-------------------------------------2018-----------2TECHS------------------------------------------2018-----------1

8 ACCS

ACCOMMODATIONS---------------------------------2031-----------1AIR FIELD:TOWER--------------------------------TBI -----------1

SUPPORT SON

OC/OPS O/SSM-----------------------------------2019-----------2SHQ/SOR----------------------------------------2020-----------1SQMS-------------------------------------------2021-----------1RQM--------------------------------------------2022-----------1TM---------------------------------------------2023-----------1TPT DISPATCH-----------------------------------2024-----------1

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CE SECTION-------------------------------------2025-----------1POWER STATION----------------------------------2026-----------1

MED PL

SNR MED 0--------------------------------------2027-----------3SNR MED 0 QTR----------------------------------2028-----------1MIR--------------------------------------------2029-----------1HOSPITAL WARD----------------------------------2030-----------1MIR EMERGENCY----------------------------------911------------1

D&S PL

MAIN GATE (STADIUM)----------------------------2033-----------1MAIN GATE (UN HQ)------------------------------2034-----------1D&S PL QTR-------------------------------------2035-----------1SECURITY OFFICER QTR---------------------------2050-----------1

3 CSG

DATA CENTRE------------------------------------2037-----------1

UN HQ

MGEN TOUSIGNANT--------------------------------2040-----------2UNAMIR HQ RECEPTION OFFICE---------------------2051-----------1UN HQ OR---------------------------------------2042-----------1

MISC

PUBLIC TELEPHONE-------------------------------2043-----------2PUBLIC TELEPHONE-------------------------------2044-----------2OFFR/SNR NCO QTR-------------------------------2045-----------1UNCLASS FAX------------------------------------2046-----------2PAY/POSTAL-------------------------------------2047-----------2JR RANKS MESS----------------------------------2048-----------1OFFR/SNR NCO MESS------------------------------2049-----------1CF MEDIA OFFICER-------------------------------2052-----------2

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CO---------------------------------------------2053-----------1OPS--------------------------------------------2054-----------1

UN HQ SWBD(AMAHORO HOTEL)

1 CDHSR CO-------------------------------------11201 CDHSR RHQ------------------------------------1468SIG OPS----------------------------------------1215UNHQ CONTROL OFFICE----------------------------1469UNHQ OPS RM-------------------7----------------1063CHIEF OPS 0------------------------------------1800FORCE COMDR SECRETARy--------------------------1235ADC TO FC MAJ LANCASTER------------------------1022

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INMARSAT

1 CDHSR KIGALI--------------------------TEL 00-873-156-1306FAX 00-873-156-1306

SIG SQN KIGALI--------------------------TEL 00-873-383-020041SECTOR 4A GIKONGORO---------------------TEL 00-873-151-5561

FAX 00-873-151-5562SECTOR 4B KIBUYE------------------------TEL 00-873-383-020020SECTOR 4C CYANGUGU----------------------TEL 00-871-383-020050SECTOR 5 GISENYI------------------------TEL 00-871-151-5555

FAX 00-871-151-5556UN TAC HQ BUTARE------------------------TEL 00-871-383-020056ALCE NAIROBI----------------------------TEL 00-871-156-2111BORDER PT MIRAMA HILLS------------------TEL 00-871-168-1314302 FD AMB RUHENGERI----------------------TEL 00-871-156-0715

FAX 00-871-156-0716ASTRALIAN CONTINGENT--------------------TEL 00-873-154-5273NDHQ/NDOC-------------------------------TEL 001-613-992-8700

FAX 001-613-992-70151 CDHSR KINGSTON------------------------FAX 001-613-541-4488DIV HQ KINGSTON-------------------------FAX 001-613-541-4498CFB KINGSTON SWBD-----------------------TEL 001-613-541-5010UNAMIR FORCE COMD-----------------------TEL 001-212-963-3092EXEC DIR--------------------------------TEL 001-212-963-3093HUMANITARIAN CELL-----------------------TEL 001-212-963-9574RADIO ROOM------------------------------TEL 001-212-963-3097CHIEF ADM O-----------------------------TEL 001-212-963-3091GOMA (FRENCH)---------------------------TEL 00-871-683-135140

FAX-00-871-683-135141

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3 CSG-----------------------------------TEL 00-873-156-0722FAX 00-873-156-0734

AIRPORT ALCE (NAIROBI)------------------TEL 00-871-156-2111FAX 00-871-156-2112

COMD ALCE (NAIROBI)---------------------TEL 00-254-221-4804FAX 00-254-222-6825

BORDER PT (MIRAMA HILLS)---~------------TEL 00-871-168-131430SAFARI CLUB-----------------------------TEL 00-254-233-330621BRITCON KIGALI STADIUM------------------TEL 00-871-144-6462

1CDHSR KIGALI MSG CTR-------------TEL 613-996-7811-2177-2018FAX 613-996-7811-2176-2046

INTERNATIONAL TEL CODES

ETHIOPIA--------------------------------251MALAWI----------------------------------265MOZAMBIQUE------------------------------258SENEGAL---------------------------------221SOMALIA---------------------------------252

CELLULAR PHONE

ACCESS TO CELLULAR NETWORK DIAL ACCESS CODE 2137 OR 2138 THEN DIALCELL LOCAL.

CO--------------------------------------5007DCO-------------------------------------5002CC OPS CENTRE---------------------------50033 CSG-----------------------------------5004AIRPORT TOWER--------~------------------5005

CS 8------------------------------------5006OC NCCIS--------------------------------5001

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D&S---------------------------11137-----------------------1005RPA LO------------------------11136-----------------------1006SECURITY----------------------11135-----------------------1011CONTRACT MGR----------:-------11138-----------------------1012SUPPLY CON--------------------11139-----------------------1017BROWN & ROOT------------------11134-----------------------1018CONTRACT MGR------------------11133-----------------------1023CLO---------------------------11140-----------------------1024FLIGHTS BOOKING---------------11141-----------------------1029CIV POL-----------------------11132-----------------------1030ADP---------------------------11131-----------------------1035DISPATCH----------------------11142-----------------------1036REGISTRY----------------------11126-----------------------1045MIL WELFARE & SPOKESMAN-------11127-----------------------1050ACCOM-------------------------11130-----------------------1051ACCOM-------------------------11129-----------------------1056COMM CENTRE-------------------11128-----------------------1057COMM CENTRE-------------------11056-----------------------1060CAMP OFFICE/RECEPTION---------11147CAMP COMDT--------------------11152G3 PLANS----------------------11148G3 OPS/DUTY 0-----------------11150DCOS IOPS--------------------11186

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FC SEC------------------------I1008-----------------------2004FC---------------------------- -----------------------2005AlMA & ADC TO FC--------------11113-----------------------2012GUEST ROOM--------------------11124-----------------------2Q13

------------11123-----------------------2020AlMA & ADC TO DFC-------------11112-----------------------2021DFC---------------------------11111-----------------------2028MA TO DFC---------------------11122-----------------------2029MA TO FC----------------------11121-----------------------2034DRIVERS/CLERKS----------------11114-----------------------2035TRANSLATOR/DFC SEC------------11110-----------------------2044CMPO Gl-----------------------11120-----------------------2045DCMPO Gl----------------------11119-----------------------2052DCOS/SP-----------------------11109-----------------------2053SO ADMIN G1-------------------11108-----------------------2060

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LCC G4------------------------11118-----------------------2061LCC G4------------------------11117-----------------------2068CLOG 0 G4--------------------11107-----------------------2069G1/G4 CLERKS-------------~----11106-----------------------2076

F MED 0-----------------------11116-----------------------2077F MED 0-----------------------11115-----------------------2084F MED 0-----------------------11105-----------------------2085

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UNAMIR FIN 0------------------11104-----------------------3004EDP---------------------------11093-----------------------3005EDP---------------------------11092-----------------------3012C PROC 0----------------------11103-----------------------3013CC LOG 0----------------------11102-----------------------3020CCO---------------------------11091-----------------------3021CSS---------------------------11090-----------------------3028C SUP 0-----------------------11101-----------------------3029CLAIMS/PCIU-------------------11100-----------------------3034CAO'S SEC---------------------11060-----------------------3035CAO---------------------------11061-----------------------3035CCPO--------------------------11089-----------------------3044LEGAL ADVISOR-----------------11099-----------------------3045BMS---------------------------1109B-----------------------3052CCPO--------------------------11088-----------------------3053CTO---------------------------11087-----------------------3060MOV CON-----------------------11097-----------------------3061

--------------11094-----------------------3068R&I---------------------------11086-----------------------3069BMS---------------------------11085-----------------------3076AIR OPS-----------------------11095-----------------------3077GENERAL SERVICES--------------11096-----------------------3084CBES--------------------------11084-----------------------3085

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POLITICAL AFFAIRS 0-----------11083-----------------------4004POLITICAL AFFAIRS 0-----------11078-----------------------4005INFO CONSULT------------------11077-----------------------4012POLITICAL AFFAIRS 0-----------11082-----------------------4013SECRETARY---------------------11081-------~---------------4020

LEGAL 0-----------------------11076-----------------------4021-------------11075-----------------------4028

SR POLITICAL 0----------------11080-----------------------4029RADIO RM----------------------11079-----------------------4034SRSG SEC----------------------11058-----------------------4035EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR------------ -----------------------4044CONFERENCE RM-----------------11074-----------------------4045DIRECTOR INFO-----------------11065-----------------------4052SECRETARY---------------------11064-----------------------4053PROTOCOL 0--------------------11069-----------------------4060

-------------11073-----------------------4061SECRETARY---------------------11072-----------------------4068HAO---------------------------11068-----------------------4069POLITICAL ADVISOR-------------11067-----------------------4076SECRETARY---------------------11071-----------------------4077RADIO RM----------------------11070-----------------------4084SECRETARY---------------------11066-----------------------4085

BELGIUM VILLAGE

SRSG RESIDENCE----------------11433EXECUTIVE DIR RES-------------11434FORCE COMDR RES---------------11435DEPUTY FORCE COMDR RES--------11437GUEST HOUSE # 4---------------11436GUEST HOUSE # 3---------------11432GUEST HOUSE # 2---------------11438

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UNITED NATIONSASSISTANCE MISSION FOR RWANDA

(I) NATIONS UNIESMISSION POUR L'ASSISTANCE AU RWANDA

UNAMIR - MINUAR

REF.: PERS/NS

DATE: 29 September 1994All Civilian StaffUNAMIR

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Visit of Mr. M. Oummih, President of the UN Staff Council &Vice President of the Federation CCCISUA)

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This is to inform you that Mr. Opmmih, President of the Staff Council ofthe United Nations Headquarters Secretanat and Vice President of CCISUA is .(presently in Kigali for a two-day visit. Mr. Oummih is scheduled to address thestaff at large from 4:00p.m. this afternoon, in the Meridien Lobby ConferenceHall. '

In addition, Mr. Oummih will meet with staff members individuallytomorrow morning, from 8:00am to 10:00 am. You are therefore advised toschedule your private appointment with him through Mr. Diallo, the CCPO. Theprivate staff meetings will be held in the CCPO's office, room 3044.

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For further information, please do not hesitate to contact Personnel Sectionin rooms 3044 and 3053.

UNITED NATIONS • NATIONS UNIES

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UIIAKIR - MI:IIUUl

Office of the DFC/COSllNAMIR Force HQdo UNEPP.O. Box 30552NairobiKENYA

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MINUTES OF DFC/COS's WEEKLY ADMI.NISTRATIVE MEETINGWITH DEPARTMENT HEADSHELD AT FHQ CONFERENCE ROOM ON 26 SEPTEMBER 1994

Present: Col J Arp DeOS OPS - ChairmanCol KP O'Kelly DCOS SpCol CD Yaache CHAO ICol Diarra Commissioner CfVPOLMr PJA Hornsby CSSUCol S lliya CMO RepMaj R Crawford Medical Branch RepU.Cdr S Sam MA to DFC/COS - Sec

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OPENING REMARKS

I. The meeting commenced at 1040 hrs with the Chairman weJcoming membersto the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were adopted as recorded.

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ITEM 1 - MATTERS ARISING FROM MINUTES OF PREVIOUSMEETING

2. . a. CIYPOL equigmentlinpuls requirements. The CIVPOLCommissioner mentioned that the issue of equipment! inputsrequirements for the training of Rwandese gendarmes had yet to beaddressed. He attributed the delay to the fact that, to date, theRwandan Government bas not submitted its official r~uest toUNAMIR for this training.

O. It was directed that, since UNAMIR does not have a budget forthe training of local gendarmes, the Rwandese Government needs to CIVPOLbe advised once again to identify her requirement~ so that these canbe acquired through a bilateral aid programme.

c. The need for maximum participation by French-~-peaking

CIVPOL African countries in UNAMIR was stressed. The CIVPOLCommissioner promised to continue to use hi~ personal contact~ to CIVPOLassi~1 in this direction.

d. TeJlta&e for TUNBAIT. Members suggested that whileefforts are being made to secure premises from the local authoritiesfor use by TUNBATT, Bns/Coys should be directed to release toTUNBATI UN tentage which isOn their charge but not being used,until the accommodation problem is solved.

e. The Chairman promised to take up the issue with Bns/CoysComds.

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f. Tele.pbone facilities for MILOBS. It was mentioned that the CANSIGStelephone user charge of USSIO per minute is very high and therefore CCOneeds to be reviewed.

ITEM 2 - ISSUE OF POL LOO BASE

3. A member observed that there is no POL metre/gauge at the POLpoint at the Log Base and thus future accountability of fuel used or issuedwould be difficult. It was therefore decided that a POL metre/gauge should DeOS SPbe procured and fixed to all POL machines at the Log Ba~.

ITEM 3 - YEHICLES FOR CIVPOLS

4. It was stated that the newly-arrived Nigerian and Ghanaian CIVPOLShad not yet been deployed because of the unavailability of vehicles. It wasfurther stated that the CIVPOL administration needed onJy four vehicles toenable it to deploy the CIVPOLS.

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5. The issue was raised regarding the five UNOMUR vehicles whichshould have been reassigned immediately to MILOB Gl' HQ tor use butended up at CTO's outfit tor registration formalities.

6. The tollowing decisions were taken:

a. Vehicle Allocation Committee should meet immediately toredistribute vehicles appropriately as directed earlier;

b. MILOB GP HQ's and CIVPOL's request for vehicles should beaddressed immediately.

ITEM 4 - EXTENSION OF SERVICE - MILOBS

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7. The issue. was brought up regarding requests tor extension of servicein UNAMIR by MILOBS transferred from other peace-keeping missions ona temporMy basis. A member mentioned that a formal request would be CMOmade to the FC for his concurrence.

8. The question was raised as to whether such MILOBS would be entitled CSSto the award of a second UN medal if their requestSwere approved.

9. It was decided that the possibility should be explored of awarding aUN Medal Bar, in addition to the UN badge, to deserving personnel who areassigned to one mission and transferred to another. The meeting was toldthat this had been possible in earlier missions elsewhere.

ITEM:; - OTHER MATIERS

10. CAO's information circular on revised MSA rate. Membersobserved that the CAO's infonnation circular on the revised MSA rate hadnot been received by most personnel who needed to know its contents. Itwas therefore directed that the secretary should ensure the proper distribution DeOS SPof the said intormation circular.

II. Payment of ration allowance to staff officers/men. The paymentof a ration allowance to staff officers/men came up for discussion onceagain. Members expressed the need for staff officers/men to be advancedsome monies for feeding since rations have ceased to be issued.

12. Reimbursement - MILQBS. A member remarked that thoseMILOBS who had disbursed various monies from private sources in theirsectors during the Rwandan civil war for the purchase of operationalrequirements have not yet heen reimbursed.

13. It wa'i directed that new submissions should be made by the M[LOBSfor the neces~ reimbursement to be effected. To fOrestall such delays infuture,

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the need for the setting up of an internal coordination system at the Mll..OBGP HQ was stressed. The sole responsibility of such a system, wooId be tocoordinate the claim submissions of MILOBS to FHQ to facilitate early

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14. A member informed the meeting that there were also plans to deploy CSSField Service Administrators (FSAs) in all sectors to take charge ofadministrative problems there. He further stated that presently FSAs badbeen deployed in Sector 4 only.

ITEM 6 - CLOSING REMARKS

15. The Cbainnan reminded members to submit proposed agendas for ALLmeetings at least a day before each meeting to MA to DFC/COS for

coordination-

Tbe meeting came to a dose at 1125 bourse

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HILDIFOSUJI FOR THE PERIOD 3060600B SIP 94-010600B OCT 94

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SUMMARy The situation throughout the country remains calm.The RPA are making efforts to reassure the POPulation ofSector 4A.

REFUGEE AND DP ACTIVITIES

a. 80 refugees were reported to have returned to RWANDAthrough Sector 1. Sector 4A reports 50 refugees leavingRWANDA for BURUNDI.

b. 520 refugees are reported to have returned to RWANDathrough Sector 4B and a further 200 through Sector 5.

c. The total number of refugees reported to have enteredthe country during the reporting period is 800 with 50reported to have left.

3. RGF/INTERAHAMWE ACTIVITIES

a. There are 3 differing reports on the whereabouts ofthe RGF formerly based in the GOMA area. They are :reportedto have moved further into ZAIRE to qualify forhumanitarian aid, they are reported to have left GOMA tojoin their compatriots in BUKAVU and they are reported tohave taken off their uniforms and joined the popUlation ofthe camps.

b. In KATALE refugee camp (near GONA) it is reported that2 rival militia gangs fought for control of a roadjunction. The exact casualty f iqure is not known but it isbelieved that between 6 and 12 people were killed. ICRCwere told of the existence of a "hit-list" in the campwhich contained some names of NGOs to be executed by themilitia. NGOs began to evacuate from the camp at approx1500 hrs yesterday.

c. There are reports of small groups of INTERAHAMWEinfiltrating into Sector 2B at night. The groups generallyconsist of 3-4 people and return to TANZANIA at the end ofthe niqht. Those reported to date have only been armedwith machetes.

4. MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS

a. The border crossing point GISENYI-GOHA remains closedto ONAMIR personnel. The crossing points into all otherneighbouring countries are open.

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b. A UNHCR vehicle was stopped and searched at an RPAcheckpoint just to the East of GIKONGORO (Sector 4_Al~ _The_vehicle was allowed to proceed after the search. The RPALO in TAC HQ will speak to his higher formation inGIKONGORO in an attempt to clarify the situation regardingthe RPA searching of UNHCR vehicles.

c. At approx 0300 Hrs on 01 oct 94 about 12 shots werereported to have been fired in the vicinity of the prisonin BUTARE (Sector 3). The RPA claim that they foiled anattempted break out and that there were no casualties.

d. The RPA have reported that the RUHENGERI (Sector 5)area is not completely secure. They are arresting about 15former RGF troops every week. To date 2 RGF soldiers havebeen killed when they offered armed resistance to theirarrests.

e. GHANBATT report that the RPA have held meetings withcamp leaders in KIBEHO (Sector 4A, GR 5007) and thetownsfolk of MUGANZA (Sector 4A, GR4303).

ASSESSMENT

a. The whereabouts of the former RGF who used to occupycamps in the GONA area is now believed to be close to thetown of SAKE in ZAIRE. The move was probably carried outto entitle the former RGF troops to humanitarianassistance. Reports that the troops have moved to BUKAVUor entered the camps in GOMA without their uniforms arelikely to have 1;J:leir origins in the actions of a smallnumber of individuals.

b. It is assessed that although the former RGF retain thecaPability to mount small scale insurgent attacks they arenot organis&d enough to mount a conventional attack on thetown of GISENYI as claimed by a clandestine radio stationin ZAIRE.

c. The meetings held by the RPA in Sector 4A are almostundoubtably aimed at persuading DPs to return home and alsoat persuading local people to remain in the area. Theactions of the RPA have been "heavy handed" to date andthey will need to orchestrate a coordinated campaign toreassure the POPulation that they are genuinely concernedmore with re-estab1ishing the country than revenge.

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PASSAGE OF INFORMATION

1. The Force Commander has expressed his concern about the flowof information through UNAMIR as whole. It is the function ofthe G? Cell within this HQ to establish and maintain a system forthe collection, collation and dissemination of all militaryinformation within UNAMIR.

2. It cannot be over emphasised that all information needs tobe passed quickly and accurately to the G2 Cell in order thatthey are able to fulfil their task of keeping the Force Commanderand the remainder of UNAMIR as fully informed on the situationas possible. There are, however, a number of particular pointsto which I would ask particular attention be paid.

MASS GRAVES

3. MILOB Gp HQ s asked to compile a list of all mass graves andmassacre sites identified thus far. The list should be forwardedto this HQ with a grid reference, 'approximate number of bodiescontained therein and a description as to whether the bodies areburied or on the surface.

BANDITRY

4. This HQ receives occasional reports of incidents of"banditry". The details are often vague and contain little inthe way of facts. It is requested that MILOBs be tasked to askspecific questions of people reporting such incidents in orderto ascertain exactly what happened, where and when. It is alsoimportant to determine whether or not the person who reported theincident is an eye-witness or merely passing on information froma third party.

BORDERS

5. The state of the borders between RWANDA and neighbouringcountries is of interest to this HQ and it is requested that thedaily SITREP issued by MILOB Gp HQ be augmented by a statementdeclaring the borders to be open or closed to UNAMIR, refugee orNGO traffic.

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UNITED NATIONSASSIS'I'AHCIl MISSION lUI. ..w_ •

CCJ"-f f f;? L...NATIONS UNIESMISSItW POUR L"ASSIS1'AHC! AlIRWANIl4

From: Colonel K P O'KeUyDepufy Chief of Staff (Support)

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UNAMIR Force HeadquartersKigaliRwanda

28 Sep 94

PRQVISIQIf OF PETROLEUM. OILS AlID LUBRICANTS TO QTERHAL AGENCIES

1. In the immediate aftermath OT the recent war in Rwanda, therewas a critical shortage of petroleum, oils and lubricants (POL) inthe country; as a result the important work of the MOOs was indanger of collapsing as they were unable to move about the country.In these circumstances, UNAMIR agreed to provide POL products, on

( ) repayment, to NGOs from its own stocks.

2. OVer the past 2 months, the infrastructure has recovered tothe extent that POL is now readily available in the major centres;the original reason why POL was made available to NGOs therefore nolonger pertains. In addition, the rapid build up of UNAMIR itselfhas begun to place a strain on our own operational reserves.

3. It has therefore been decided that with effect from 31 Sep 94UNAHIR will cease making issues of POL to HGOs. UlfREO are asked tonotify this decision to all UN agencies and HGOs.

4. HGOs Which have received fuel from UHAHIR sources will shortlyreceive an invoice covering those deliveries.

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MILINFQSQM FOB THE PERIOD 270600-2806008 SEP 94

1. SUMMARY The situation throughout the country remains calm.

2. REFUGEE AND DP ACTIVITIES

a. 301 refugees are reported to have been repatriatedfrom ZAIRE through RUSUZI and BUGERAMA in Sector 4C on 27Sep 94.

()b. No figures were received from Sector 5.

c. It has been reported that DPs are moving out of campsin RWAMIKO (GR 4913) and RURAMBA (GR 4716). They arereported to be heading south towards BURUNDI.


a. There have been several reports that the former RGFtroops in the GOMA area of ZAIRE have disappeared. Effortsare being made to verify these reports and a definitiveanswer will be forthcoming shortly.

b. Reports have been received of a radio stationbroadcasting from ZAIRE that the former RGF intend tolaunch an offensive into RWANDA from the GOMA area.

()4. MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS

a. There are continued repcrts of arrests by the RPA insectors 3 and 4.

i. Mr Lauvrien Kubwirama, acting manager GATAREAgriculture Project was arrested at GATARE (GR 3535).He is reported to have been taken to WISUMO.

i i . In Sector 4C, on 2'6 Sep 94 Cordon and SearchOperations in CYANGUGU (GR 7724) and KAMEMBE (GR 7825)resulted in the arrest of 14 men and 1 woman.

111. In RWAMIKO on 22 Sep 94 a Burghermeister wasarrested and in KIBEHO, on the same day, a teacher wasalso arrested. The reasons for the arrests are notknown.

b. In MUGANZA (GR 4305) a woman is reported to have beenshot by an RPA soldier at 272200 B Sep 94. The victimreceived medical attention from the British Medical team atRUNYOMBYI (GR 4893). An investigation is underway.

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5. ASSESSMENT

a. The reported move of the RGF from the GOMA areacombined with reports of radio broadcasts saying that theRGF intend to launch an offensive from the area imply adeception plan. The RPA are reported to have 4 Bns in thearea which suggests that they believe the RGF to be stillin GOMA. Should the reports of the RGFs move prove to betrue then the possibility of them having moved to BUKAVUwith the intention of beginning hostilities cannot bediscounted.

C E KAMANGEMajG2

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FCDFCUNDP (Attn Mr G Le Claire)DCOS OpsDCOS SpFMOG3 Plans

,-,~" UNCLASSIFIED

L C-i0 PO\5000.7 (PLANS)

01 J3 2710002 SEP 94 PP

HQ UNAMIR

LIST A

LIST B

LIST C

lJNCLAS PLANS 01 7

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SUBJ: ACTION TO BE TAKEN ON UNAMIR PERSONNEL OPENING FIRE

REFS: A. HQ UNAMIR OP DIRECTIVE 02 - ROE - 22 JUL 94.

B.

Q.l'_~ENDMENT 1 TO REF A DATED 10 SEP 94.

TiE PROCEDURE TO BE ADOPTED IN THE EVENT OF UNAMIR PERSONNEL

OPENING FIRE IS AS FOLLOWS:

A. HQ UNAMIR DUTY OFFICER IS TO BE INFORMED THAT THE EVENT HAS

'-CCURRED BY THE FASTEST POSSIBLE MEANS. THE SECTOR COMMANDER OR

~O' !.iNDING OFFICER CONCERNED IS TO FOLLOW THIS UP:

(1) WITH A DETAILED REPORT WITHIN ONE HOUR OF THE EVENT.

(2) WITH A WRITTEN REPORT WITHIN 3 HOURS OF THE EVENT.

B. DURING NORMAL WORKING HOURS, THE DUTY OFFICER IS TO INFORM:

(1) DCOS OPS OR HIS SUBORDINATE.

() (2) MA/FC OR MA/DFC.

(3) CONTINGENT COMMANDER CONCERNED, IF HE IS NOT ALREADY

UNCLASSIFIED

02

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AWARE OF THE INCIDENT.

5000.7 (PLANS)

PLANS 017

ORDERED BY HQ UNAMIR.

C. IN SILENT HOURS, THE DUTY OFFICER IS TO INFORM:

(1 ) FC OR DFC.


(3) CONTINGENT COMMANDER CONCERNED IF HE IS NOT ALREADY


2. THE DUTY OFFICER IS TO LOG AND DISTRIBUTE SUBSEQUENT REPORTS FROM

THE SECTOR COMMANDER/COMMANDING OFFICER TO THOSE LISTED ABOVE, AS

()rHEY ARE RECEIVED.

3 Sl':CTOR COMMANDERS/COMMANDING OFFICERS ARE TO BE PREPARED FOR A

'ULI ~VESTIGATION IF ORDERED BY HQ UNAMIR. THEY SHOULD BE

PAP,~·tCtJ!~jARLY AWARE OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR:

A. PRESERVING/RECORDING EVIDENCE AT THE SCENE OF THE INCIDENT.

WITNFSS LISTS.

C. WITNESS STATEMENTS.

D. STATEMENTS BY THE INDIVIDUAL(S) WHO OPENED FIRE.

E. MP INVESTIGATION UNDER NATIONAL AND/OR UNAMIR AUSPICES, AS

()4. ADDRESSEES ARE REMINDED OF THE NEED FOR ALL PERSONNEL TO BE FULLY

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED 5000.7 (PLANS)

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BRIEFED ON THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER CURRENT ROE, REFS A AND B.

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MAJ T.A.P. MULLARKEY, G3 PLANS 3

L_.L:..,~f ./LCOL A. BRIMELOW, G3 PLANS~~~ v

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MISSION POUR L'ASSISTANCE AU RWANDA

(TO:

UNIT E DNA T ION 5ASSISTANC£ MISSION FOR RWANDA

MILOBS SECTOR 2

UNAMIR - MINUAR)

REF:MILOBS/6606.0/LOGII

II

SCETOR 3

SECTOR 48

()

FROM:

INFO:

DATE:

SUBJECT:

" SECTOR 5

CIVIL POLICE V

MILOBS GP HQ

DCMO

ALL BRS,MILOB GP HQe.('D

27-9-94

RE-ALLOCATION OF VEHICLES.

(,

1. The undermentioned vehicles at MILOBS GP HQ havE: been re

allocated as follows:-

~a.Nissan pick-up UNAMIR 405-CIVPOL

b. II 11 UNAMIR 5I8-CIVPOL

c.Toyota Land Cruiser UNAMIR 803-SECTOR 5d. II " " UNAMIR 804-SECTOR 3

e. " II IIm~.lI..MIR 8I5-SECTOR 4B

f.Toyota 4 Runner UNhMIRIOI6-PERS BR

g. " II II UNAMIRI040-SECTOR 2

h. " II II UNAMIRI050-SECTOR 2

i. " II II m~AMIRI069-SECTOR 4B

j . " II II UNAMIRI080-PLANS/TRG

K. " II II UNAMIRI082-SECTOR 4B

lA' 1 . " II II UNAMIRI296-CIV POL

. .

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2. Sector Comds (2f3f~ and 5) and CIVPOL Commissioner are to make

arrangement for/the collection of the vehicles from MILOBS GP HQ.

)(3. Maj Diakite (UMID M0669) is by this letter requested to hand

over vehicle number UNAMIR 1050 to SO TPT/SUP MILOB GP HQ by close

of the day.

4. SO TPT/SUP should stand by to issue the vehicles accordingly.

5. Please accept for your info and necessary action.

6. Regards.

Lt Col

for CMO

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B. 1.!V1J-.NDMENT 1 TO REF A DATED 10 SEP 94.

o TI lE PROCEDURE TO BE ADOPTED IN THE EVENT OF UNAMIR PERSONNEL



('cCURRED BY THE FASTEST POSSIBLE MEANS. THE SECTOR COMMANDER OR

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PAP,nlCv,ARLY AWARE OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR:


WITNESS LISTS.

c. WITNESS STATEMENTS.



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ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR ~YANDA MISSION POUR L'ASSISTANCE AU R~ANDA

UNAMIR - MINUAR

FNIES

TO:

FROM:

INFO:

DATE:

ALL SECTORS (MILOBS)

MILOBS GP HQ

DCMO V~\jPO

26-9-94

REF:MILOB/6606.0/LOG

oSUBJECT: POLICY REGARDING ALLOCATION OF VEHICLES IN MILOBS GP.

o

1. The vehicle situation ln UNAMIR, has made it ; ""'aritive t.hat

vehicles allocated to the MILOBS GP be judiciously ~m~eyed in all

the sectors. In this regard, the allocation of venicles to all

sectors will be as follows:-

a.Sectors HQs -2 vehic~es

b.Teams (3pers) -1 vehicle each

2. This will continue till the situation lmproves then more

vehicles may be allocated to the sectors HQ for use by the staff.

3. Sectors Comds are therefore to allocate vehicles in their

sectors accordingly to enable more teams to be deployed.

4. Please accept for necessary action.

5. Best regards.

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Lt Col

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MEMORANDUM

8000-1 (CC)

27 Sep 94

Distribution List

UNAMIR HQ PARKING ALLOCATION

Ref: 8000-1 (FSO) dated 23 Aug 94.

o 1. As mentioned in ref, key pers appointments were allocatedparking space wi thin the UNAMIR HQ area. The finalized parkingallocation has been approved by both civilian and militaryorganizations as shown on the enclosed parking layout with theDCOS/SP and the CBMSO's signatures.

2. The allocation will take effect as of 03 Oct 94. Alllisted appointments are reg to report to the reception office thedriver's name, the room number where they can be found, and thelicense plate number of their appropriate vehicles on the enclosedforms or contact the reception office at local 11147 NLT 30 Sep 94.Any vehicle not registered to the specific parking space will betowed away at owners risk to a location to be determined in thenear future.

3.civilian,

Reg widest distribution be given to UNAMIR military,and NGO pers.

Enclosures: 2

DISTRIBUTION LIST

List AList BList D less 56-70List E

I rIP II I • I -11111111 nnM. r

PARKING LAYOUT

OPS

AREA

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BUS era CSS CLO CMOIHACI"':'DCOS

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BUS

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-G 3/PLANS

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CBES

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CC LOG 0

G 4

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CCO

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1/2

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BUS

MEMORANDUM

8000-1 (CC)

27 Sep 94

Distribution List

UNAMIR HQ PARKING ALLOCATION

o8000-1 (FSO) dated 23 Aug 94.

1. As mentioned in ref, key pers appointments were allocatedparking space wi thin the UNAMIR HQ area. The finalized parkingallocation has been approved by both civilian and militaryorganizations as shown on the enclosed parking layout with theDCOSjSP and the CBMSO's signatures.

2. The allocation will take effect as of 03 Oct 94. Alllisted appointments are reg to report to the reception office thedriver's name, the room number where they can be found, and thelicense plate number of their appropriate vehicles on the enclosedforms or contact the reception office at local 11147 NLT 30 Sep 94.Any vehicle not registered to the specific parking space will betowed away at owners risk to a location to be determined in thenear future.

3.civilian,

Reg widest distribution be given to UNAMIR military,and NGO pers.

() /

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OPS

AREA

PC

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01 03 271000Z SEP 94 PP

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LIST A

LIST B

LIST C

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B. 1_1VJLNDMENT 1 TO REF A DATED 10 SEP 94.

o TI iE PROCEDURE TO BE ADOPTED IN THE EVENT OF UNAMIR PERSONNEL



('LCURRED BY THE FASTEST POSSIBLE MEANS. THE SECTOR COMMANDER OR

~O· ,~DING OFFICER CONCERNED IS TO FOLLOW THIS UP:





(2) MA/FC OR MA/DFC.


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WITNESS LISTS.

C. WITNESS STATEMENTS.



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SEC'J'PR ON-.E_ -1~$EJ)'rEJ.jBJ~;a~J9.9_!

SrI TIME ACTIVITY REMARKS1. 0815 Arrival of Sector Comds ! Coffee!

MILOS HO Staff tea served

2. 0845 Arrival of CMO

3. 08~,5 All PRrticipants seated4,. 0900 Host Sector Comd welcomes

narticip3.nts

5. 090 t; CMO's Openinq Remarks

Briefjnq bv Sector ,Comg§C, F. 0910- Sect,,,:,r 4A09300935- Sector 4B09551000- Sector 4C1020 ..,

1025- BREAK Coffee I1045 Tea served1050- Sector 511101115- Sector 311351140- Sector 212001205 Sector 1122 ~.

7. 1230- CMO ! Staff and HAC1250 con51Jlt

0 8 . 1255- Staff Response1315 a. COO

b. HAC Repc. SLOGOd. SMPO

9. 1315- CIlJsincr Remarks by CMO1320

10. 1320- Lunch1420

11. 1420- Visit GATUNA Bridge1520

12. 1530 Dispersal

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ASSISTAMCE MISSION FOR RWANDA.

NATIONS UNIESMISSION POUR L'ASSISTANCE AD RWANDA

DlIIAMXR - MIIlUAR

Otlice of the DFC/COSUNAMIR Force HQc/o UNEPP.O. Box 30552NairohiKENYA

oIOOO.8(DFC)/A/I I

See distribution:

Ji';),f September 1994

MINUTES OF DFC/COS's WEEKLY ADMINISTRATIVE MEETINGWITH DEPARTMENT HEADSHELD AT FRO CONFERENCE ROOM ON 26 SEPTEMBER 1994

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DCOS OPS - ChairmanDCOS SpCHAOCommissioner CIVPOLCSSCMO RepMedicaJ Bnmch RepMA to DFC/COS - Sec

OPENING REMARKS

) . The meeting commenced at 1040 hrs with the Chairman welcoming membersto the meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were adopted as recorded.

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ITEM I - MATIERS ARISING .FROM MINUTES OF PREVIOUSMEETING

2. a. CIVPOL eQuipment/inputs requirements. The CIVPOLCommissioner mentioned that the issue of equipment! inputsrequirements tOr the training of Rwandese gendarmes had yet to beaddressed. He attributed the delay to the fact that, to date, theRwandan Government has not submitted its official request toUNAMIR for this training.

b. It was directed that, since UNAMIR does not have a budget torthe training of local gendannes, the Rwandese Government needs to CIVPOLbe advised once again to identitY her requirements so that these canbe acquired through a bilateral aid programme.

c. The need tor maximum participation by French-~-peaking

CIVPOL African countries in UNAMIR was stressed. The CIVPOLCommissioner promised to continue to use his personal contacts to CIVPOLassist in this direction.

d. Tentaee for TUNDATf. Members suggested that whileeftOrts are being made to secure premises from the local authoritiesfor use by TUNBATT, BnslCoys should be directed to release toTUNBATT UN tentage which isOn their charge but not being used,until the accommodation problem is solved.

e. The Chairman promised to take up the issue with BnslCoysComds.

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f. Telephone facilities for MILOBS. It was mentioned that the CANSIGStelephone user charge of USSIO per minute is very high and theretore CCOneeds to be reviewed.

ITEM 2 - ISSUE OF POL LOG BASE

3. A member observed that there is no POL metre/gauge at the POLpoint at the Log Base and thus future accountability of fuel used or issuedwould be difficult. It was theretore decided that a POL metre/gauge shouldbe procured and fixed to all POL machines at the Log Base.

ITEM 3 - VEHICLES FOR CIYPOLS

4. It was stated that the newly-arrived Nigerian and Ghanaian CIVPOLShad not yet been deployed because of the unavailability of vehicles. It wasfurther stated that the CIVPOL administration needed only four vehicles toenable it to deploy the CIVPOLS.

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5. The issue was raised re~arding the five UNOMUR vehicles whichshould have heen reassigned immediately to MILOB GP HQ tor use butended up at ero's outfit for registration formalities.

6. The following decisions were taken:

a. Vehicle Allocation Committee should meet immediately toredistribute vehicles appropriatelya'i directed earlier;

h. MILOB GP HQ's and CIVPOL's request tor vehicles should beaddressed immediately.

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ITEM 4 - EXTENSION OF SERVICE - MIWBS

7. The issue. was brought up regarding requests tor extension of servicein UNAMIR by MILOBS transterred from other peace-keeping missions ona temporary basis. A member mentioned that a tormal request would be CMOmade to the FC for his concurrence.

8. The question was raised as to whether such MILOBS would be entitled CSSto the award of a second UN medal if their requestswere approved.

9. It was decided that the possibility sbould be explored of awarding aUN Medal Bar, in addition to the UN badge, to deserving personnel who areassigned to one mission and transferred to another. The meeting was toldthat this had been possible in earlier missions elsewhere.

ITEM j - OTHER MATIERS

10. CAO's information circular on revised MSA rate. Membersobserved that the CAO's information circular on the revised MSA rate hadnot been received by most personnel who needed to know its contents. Itwas therd()fe directed that the secretary should ensure the proper distribution Deos spof the said intormation circular.

11. Payment of ration allowance to staff officerslmen. The paymentof a ration allowance to staff officers/men came up tor discussion onceagaln. Members expressed the need tor staff officers/men to be advancedsome monies tor feeding since rations have ceased to be issued.

12. Reimbursement - MILOBS. A member remarked that thoseMILOBS who had dishursed various monies from private sources in theirsectors during the Rwandan civil war for the purchase of operationalrequirements have not yet been reimbursed.

13. It was directed that new submissions should be made by the MILOBStor the necessary reimhursement to be effected. To forestall such delays infuture.

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the need for the setting up of an internal coordination system at the MILOBGP HQ W3.'i stressed. The sole responsihility of such a system, wuuld he tocoordinate the claim submissions of MILOBS to FHQ to facilitate early

payments.

14. A member intormed the meeting that there were also plans to deploy CSSField Service Administrators (FSAs) in all sectors to take charge ofadministrative problems there. He further Slated that presently FSAs had

heen deployed in Sector 4 only.


15. The Chairman reminded members to submit proposed agendas for ALLmeetings at least a day before each meeting to MA to DFC/COS t()r

coordination.

The meeting came to a close at I 125 hOUfS.

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HAUT COMMISSARIATPOUR LES REFUGIES

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KIG/HCR/0531/94 Kigali~ le 9 Septembre 1994

() Monsieur le Ministre,

J'ai l'honneur de soumettre a votre attention le cas de MonsieurBenoit KALIBARA(ne en 1960, gestionnaire au MINAFFET) recemmentrentre de Gikongoro qui aurait ete arrete le 30/08/94 dansl'apres midi dans sa maison a Kanombe pres de la route conduisanta Rubilizi

Selon des temoins Monsieur Kalibara tentait de reprendrepossession de sa maison lorsque les occupants l'ont accuse d'etreun "interahamwe" et en ont informe un militaire qui a aussitotproc~d' a son arrestation. Depuis lors les proches de Mr Kalibarasont derneures sans nouvelles.Sans prejuger des accusations portees contre Mr Kalibara et afinde pouvoir confirmer que les personnes deplacies et les rifugi'squi rentrent, sont traitees de maniere juste et conforrne a laloi, je vous saurais gre de bien vouloir vous enquerir aupres desautorites competentes de la situation de Mr Kalibara.

o Je vous prie de croire, Monsieur le Ministre, a l'assurance de rnatres haute consideration.

W.R.Urasa

Delegue du HCR

Kigali

cc Monsieur le Vice-President et Ministre de la Defense

Monsieur le Ministre de l'Interieur

Monsieur le Representant Special du Secretaire General desNations Unies.

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UNITED NATIONS ta\ NATIONS UNIESASSISTANCE MISSION FOR RWANDA ~MISSION POUR L'ASSISTANCE AU RWANDA

UNAMIR . MINUAR

To All Military & Civilian PersonnelUNAMIR

FROM: Shaharyar M. KhanSRSG, UNAMIR

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I will be away from the Mission area from 21 September to 29 September 1994.During my absence Major General Tousignant, Force Commander will be the Officer-inCharge of the Mission.

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UNITED NATIONSASSISTANCE MISSION FOR RWANDA

~ NATIONS UNIES~ MISSION POUR L'ASSISTANCE AU RWANDA

TO: ALL SECTORS/BRANCHES

FROM MILOB GP HQ

UNAMIR - MINUAR

FILE NO: MILOB/WEL/6432.2

DATE: 19 September 1994

SUBJECT: FAREWELL CEREMONY FOR CHIEF MILITARY OBSERVER

1. According to a NY decision, Col I D Tikoca, The Chief Military

Observer finishes his tour of duty on the 23 Sept 94 to assume

som~ other duties at the UN HQ, NY.

() 2. It has been decided at the conference of Contingent Seniors

and Principal staffs, MILOB HQ that a farewell party is to be

organised on the 30 Sept 94 at 1900 hrs at the Meridien Hotel.

3. Sectors are to delegate four (4) UNMOS to attend.

4. Contributions to the party are:

a. Attending officers

b. Non Attending officers

$ 15.00 USD each.

$ 8.00 USD each.

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5. Sector Commanders are to supervise collection of money from

the UNMOS in their respective sectors and bring it to MILOB HQ,

CMPO branch not later than 21 Sep 94.

6. All money if remain unspent will be utilised for further

UNMO functions as farewell parties, gifts etc.

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UNAMffi - MINUAR

NATIONS UNIESMISSION POUR L'ASSISTANCE AU RWANDA

VISIT TO UNAMIR, KIGALI

NAMES OF VISITORS: MR K. ANNAN, UNDER SECRETARY-GENERAL FORPEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS; MGEN BARIL,DPKO, NY; MR LAMIN SISE.

DATE OF VISIT: 19 - 21 SEP 94

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19 SEP 1530 ARRIVAL KIA SRSG, FC, ED A.t~ CAO TOl: MEET AT KIA. TPT FROM FC,

OFFICE.

19 SEP 1545 QUARTER GUARD AT UNAMIR CANCON TO PROVIDE.HQ

19 SEP 1600 MEET SRSG AND FC

19 SEP 1615 UNAMIR BRIEFING DCOS OPS TO ARRANGE, CC TOPROVIDE COFFEE.

19 SEP TBA MEETINGS WITH RWANDESE OSRSG TO COORD. ESCORTGOVERNMENT MEMBERS AS OFFICER TO CONDUCT TOUR.AVAILABLE AND CITY TOUR.

19 SEP 1800 CHECK INTO ACCN BBC OR MILLES COLLINES.

19 SEP 1900 DINNER WITH SRSG. BAR B QUE AT BBC. (TBC)

20 SEP 0830 DEPARTURE FOR MERERU BY SRSG, Fe, ED, CMO, DCMO ANDHELICOPTER ESCORT OFFR TO ACCOMPANY.

COMD GISENYI MILOB SECTORTO PROVIDE ESCORT,TRANSPORT.

20 SEP 0900 ARRIVE MERERU, VISIT 2 FDAMB

20 SEP 0940 FLY TO GISENYI, VISIT MILOB MILOB SECTOR TO PROVIDESECTORHQ TRANSPORT AND BRIEF.

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20 SEP 1030 TRAVEL BY ROAD TO GOMA, MlLOB TO PROVIDE ESCORTTOUR GOMA CAMPS, MEET AND ARRANGE BORDERAMBASSADOR DILLON CROSSING. PROTOCOL OFFR

TO ORGANIZE VISA. UNREOREP WILL COORD MEETINGWITH AMBASSADOR DILLON.

20 SEP 1130 LUNCH WITH MILOBS MILOBS TO ORGANIZE SELFFUNDED LUNCHEON.

20 SEP 1230 DEPARTURE BY HELICOPTERFOLKABALE

20 SEP 1415 ARRIVAL KABALE, MEET CMO UNOMUR TO PROVIDE TPT TOUNOMUR CLOSING CEREMONIES.

20 SEP 1415 ATTEND UNOMUR CLOSING SEPARATE INSTRUCTION.CEREMONY

.;.20 SEP 1600 DEPARt KABALE BY

HELICOPTER

20 SEP 1545 ARRIVE KIA HELIPAD SRSG AND FC OFFICE TOPROVIDE TPT TO RESIDENCESAT BELGIAN VILLAGE OR

.. HOTEL MILLES COLLINES(TBC).

20 SEP 1615 UNREO AND HUMAN RIGHTS AT tJN1lEO HQ, UNREOBRIEnNG REQUESTED TO COORD WITH

MR CLARENCE.

20 SEP 1900 D~RS HOSTED BY FC AND SEPARATE GUEST LISTS TO BESRS ,AT RESIDENCES ISSUED FOR EACH.

21 SEP 0800 DEPARTURE BY HELICOPTER SRSG, FC, ED, AND ESCORTFOR CYANGUGU OFFR TO ACCOMPANY.

21 SEP 0900 ARRIVECYANGUGU, VISIT COMD ETIDOBAT TO COORDETIDOBAT VISIT AND BRIEFING.

21 SEP 1000 DEPARTURE BY HELICOPTER 23 PFA, 9 SQN RE TO RECEIVE.FOR VISIT TO CAMP 102

21 SEP lloo FLY TO GIKONGORO, VISIT CO GHANBAT REQUESTED TOGHANBAT PROVIDE LUNCH.

21 SEP 1300 RETURN TO KIGALI BYHELICOPTER

21 SEP 1330 ARRIVE KIGALI

21 SEP 1400 DEPART RWANDA

nUN:External: MILOB GP HQ, GHANBAT, ETIDOBAT, FRAFBAT, TUNBATT, MALAWI COY, NIGCOY, 9 PARACHUTE SQN RE, FORCE ENGR COY, FORCE SIG SQN, FORCE FD HOSP,_UNRE05Internal: SRSG, Fe, DFC, ED, PROTOCOL OFF, SPA, CAO, DCOS OPS, HAC, G3 PLANS, (;4,FMO, Gl, G2, MISSION SPOKESMAN, MIL SPOKESMAN, AUSMED, BRITCON, CANCON,AIROPS, CAMP COMD, MA TO FC, MA TO DFC, AlMA, ADC, SEC

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MILINFOSUM FOR THE PERIOD 240600-260600B SEP 94

1. SUMMARYstable.

The situation in Rwanda is generally

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2. REFUGEES AND DPS ACTIVITIES

a. There are 232 refugees repatriated from Zairethrough Rusuzi and Bugarama in Sector 4C on 24Sep 94 and 205 on 25 Sep 94.

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b. There are further 557 refugees who haveentered through check points 1, 2 and 3 andCyanika in Sector 5 on 24 Sep 94 and 1348

refugees on 25 Sep 94.

c. There are however 229 refugees who crossed theborder to Zaire through Rusuzi on 24 Sep 94.


RPA vehicle was ambushed in Sector 2B (Grid854388) at 240610B Sep 94. Three (3) RPA soldierswere injured.It is alleged 2 Interahamwe membersare responsible for the shoDting.

4. RPA INCIDENTS

There is no significant RPA incident to report.

5. MASS GRAVES

Mass graves have been located at Gishoms (Grid8212) containing 12 old dead bodies. Several otherlocated in Cyangugu (Grid 7725) believed to contain atotal of 250 dead bodies. More details are yet to befurnished by MILOBS.

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ASSESSMENT

The shooting of RPA soldiers by Interhamwe is anisolated incident which may indicate the beginning ofdifferent phases of Interahamwe activities.

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FCDFCUNDPDCOS OPSD COS Gl/G2o G3 Plans

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MILINFOSQM FOR THE PERIOD 260600-2706008 SEP 94

1. SUMMARy The situation throughout the country remains calm.

2. REFUGEE AND OP ACTIVITIES

a, There are 467 refugees repatriated from Zaire throughcheck points 1,2 and 3 and Cyanica on 26 Sep 94 in Sector5.

b, There are however some people who are crossing the borderto collect their families.

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RGF/INTERAHAHWE ACTIVITIES

a, There are reports from Sector 4C that RGF members arespreading propaganda that they will attack Bugarama Citysometime in october this year inorder to capture Rwanda.

b, In Sector 3 Tac HQ has reported that locals around Muyiraarea (GR 8629) reported that RGF soldiers (approx 400 innumber) on 14 Sep 94 attacked from Burundi along the borderareas and killed 17 people. Escorts who went to the same areayesteday were tasked to spend a night inorder to verify theinformation and the general situation of the area.

MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS

a, It has been reported from Sector 4A that a strong Radiostation emminating from Burundi is urging people not to comeback to their homes in Rwanda and they should stay inBurundi instead.

b, It has been reported from Sector 5 that the border toZaire has been reopened to UNAMIR since yesterday.

5 • ASSESSMENT

a. The propaganda by RGF to attack Bugarama is believed tobe aimed at detering refugees from coming back to Rwanda.It may also indicate their future plans to be launched whenthey get more organised.

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FCDFCUNDP (Attn Mr G Le Claire)DCOS opsDCOS SpFMOG3 Plans

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SECTOR COMMANDERS' CQHFEREHCEAT SECTQR-2 HO r ON SAT r 24 SEP 94 AT 1000 IIRS

PROGRAMME OF EVENTS

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e. Sector 3.f. Sector 2.g. Sector 1.

P&P Break while CKO consults with SOs.

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Timekeeper-SOOMilob Gp HQ.Each speakerwill be givenmax 15 ndns.

Seats marked.

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Tea/ Coffee Break.

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CMO/Chairman's concluding remarks andselection of the venue of the nextConference.

a. Sector 4 A.b. Sector 4 B.c. Sector 4 C.d. Sector 5.

All to be seated.

CKO / Chairman arrives.

Host Sector Comd's welcomingremarks and handing over theforum to the Chairman (CMO).

Sector Comds brief in the folorder:

1105-1120(15 mins)

1120-11351135-11501150-1205

1005-10201020-10351035-10501050-1105

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21. 1400-1500 Lunch and dispersal thereafter.

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INFORMATION CIRCULAR NO. 007/94

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All International Civilian Staff,MILOBS, CIVPOLS & Staff Officers

A.H. GoloOfficer-in-C'~..-PlAdministratioUNAMIR I

DATE: 22 September 1994

REF: PERSONNEUNS

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SUBJECT: Revised MSA Rate

1. We are advised by FOD/New York that CCS/OHRM has revised the MSA rateto U5$70.00 per day for UNAMIR staff when accommodation is provided by the UnitedNations and US$40.00 per day when both accommodation and meals are provided. Theeffective date of implementation is 21 September 1994. This is applicable to allUNAMIR personnel in receipt of MSA and who are currently residing in theaccommodations so far considered as provided by the United Nations, namely: Amahoro.Meridien, Chez Lando and Village BeIge. We are further advised that these rates arenot subject to any supplements for staff members at the D-I level and abon~_

2. To sraff officers who are currently housed in the Village BeIge complex will pepaid U5$30.00 per day until such time when meal facilities are established.

3. UNAMIR Management is in contact with FOD/NY to review modalities relatedto this simatioD. You will be informed in due course of any change.

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N 89179 HOSSEREAU, S. ~ IIn'ERPRETER P~L MISSION APPOIKTEE 17-sep-94~ 954030 PIS'l'EUR, V. P SECRETARY PEllSOKNEL lIlOi 12-Dec--93 9-Jun-94~ 984088 SALIB, T.ll. f;. PERSOHKEL ASSlSnNT PEmmEL UNECA 25-Dec--93 17-Jun-94Ii. 989799 ~fJM. ~ PERSOKHEL ASSISTANT PEllSOMHEL 11(.'6 MY 4-Aug-94 3-Feb-94

~\ 247633 ARAYA, A. p.... PI()CUllEKENT ASS ISTAHT PROCURDlEKT UKHQ 11-sap-94'-l 025205 .!pm, Cl. r:. C1IIEF POOCESSING UNIT PROCUREMENT HISSION APPOIKTEE 10-sap-94k~ 038701 'tItal, Q. ~ ~ P~URKEllT <nICER PROCUREKENT MISSIOK APPOItn'EE 3-sap-94

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~ RADIO OPERAroR CC»Q4S UHOOF 27-Nov..93t D62752 RAEKENA, R. OEJCEUroR HECHANIC Coo.s MAC/REC 19-Dec-93 21-JWI-94, It. 684792 RAKRA'M'All, R. Q RADIO TECHHICI~ CQQ4S lllODIIP 29-Jan-94~ 685393 REYNOLDS, L. (L RAD10 'I'EOUHCI All CQOIS UNTSO 2H~oV-93

(. 833274 SIIAYA,ll. S TiL.TECH. COKKS UlUFIL ll-Jan-94 5-Jul-94I( 690223 SIGURBJORKSSOH, S. S RADIO TECHNICIAN eatMS UlUFIL 13-AUj-94

i i(. 277167 STANISLAUS, E. S ADMIN. ASSISTAHT CQ(KS MISSION APPOINTEE 9-sep-94i~~ 706811 YILHLKJASSOIl,D. V RADIO OPERA'l'OR CatHS UN'1'SO 16-Nov-93 UlOWR-UGAHDA

\:. 069490 PESCHIERA, S. f AI/SECRETARY FC OFFICE UNESCO 21--oct-93 19-Apr-94k TOUSIGIQlft', G. i FORCEcaowmER FC OFFICE MISSION APPOUfI'EE

N 023014 t~,". p.. SIt flUE ASSISTAlff FINANCE VNECA 8-Aug-94-I-.J 920635 CARWS, O. C FIN. ASST FINANCE LlKIFIL 7-Jul-94

\.l 017145 [Q(I!«iUEZ, L. ~ FIHE ASST FINANCE MISSION APPOINTEE 29-J\II-94 28-Dee-94~_ 781%2 KHIX, Y. ~ FINE ASSISTANT FINANCE mUCEr 9-Aug-94

'-\ 98;892 KONGRUXGREA'l'IYOO, P. K..FlKANCE OFFICER FINANCE IJlKXiIP 26-Nov-9JN 121123 ..,., f; N. rIlWtCE ASSIS'l'AIft' FINANCE HABITAT 27-Jul-94

H 509573 IUALHE, J.P. r-.\- f'IUI ASSIS'l'AlfT FINW MISSIOtI APPOINTEE 15-sep-94¥1l855S80 _I, J. ~,

ACCOUlfTI~ OFFICER FIKAMCE UNEP-KAIlUI 4-Apr-94, N 976328 SAm, oM. 'f; SUPERVISOR PAY lOOT FIKANCE UHDP 21-Dec-93 15-JlD'I-94"'-t 247885 WISPING, J. W CASHIER Fll~AHCE lJNCXi 9-Nov-93 7-Hay-94~\t ZAIDI, A. N. Z. FIlWiC! ASSISTANT FINANCE UllCHS 28-Jul-94 lJliIJ(ijR-UGANDA

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t.. 062799 KITNICK,P. ~ BMSOFFICER BHS MISSIOH APPOIIn'EE 6-Oec-93 5-Jun-94\<.. 703610 MULLINGS, P. tJ, BMS OFFICER 8HS UH'1'SO 9-A\¥j-94\e 65651 SOBEC, M. ~ &ItS ASSISTAIl'1' BHS MISSIOH APPOINTEE 3I-Mar-94 28-S$P-94

1~ 921002 ALBRIGHTSEH, H. b.- CHIEF, RADIO TECH. COOS UNEP 20-Dec-93.'C 621766 ANGLIN, T. ~ CH IEF I CQfHS CacMS UMAUB 7-NoY-93~ 625666 ASHlKA, S. f> SUPPLY C()Q(. OfF. CCHHS UlfIFIL 27-Nov"93Ie::... 646582 BARJaA, J. ~ RAIHO OPERAi'OR CQ4MS UNTSO 30-A\¥j-94'( 88376 DE 8~, J. D ELECTRICIAN CC»lKS MISSIOH APPOINTEE I6-seP-94L 77452 EIHARSON, P. e GWRAroR HECHANIC CQ4MS lIKOOF 27-Nov-93706594 FLETCHER, H. f RADIO fECJUUCIAH COOS UHTSO 27-NOY-93~ 683087 GREGOIRE, R. Cr RADIO fEQlKICIAH CQ4HS UNOOF 27-Hov-93, \C 702907 IlORLOCK IT. ~ RADIO OPERATOR Cct(MS IJKTSO 6-JlD'\-94iL 67443 IFILL, J. I RADIO TECHNICIAN CC»Q4S MISSION APPOINTEE 20-JUII-94 16-Dec·94,? 347040 _ILl, Bt lL. RADIO TECJfNICIAN C~ \JlfEP 7-Jan-94 6-JU!-94

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~ 089261 KERR, P. t ELECTRICIAN Cc.lHS MISSION APPOINTEE S-sep-94_a9261 KERR, P.\L E.LECTRIC lAM Ctl4J(S KISSION APPOIN'l'EE 8-Sep-94~ 64233 ",t:. ELECTRICIAN caocs KISSION APPOIH'l'EE 3-Feb~94 31~Jul·94K 070193 LIHDS'l'OOK, L. L.. ELECTRICIAN COOS UlflFIL 27-Nov-93

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It.. KELIWAH, H. '(.. VEHICl,E HECHMllC TRANSPORT UNTSO 16-Mov-93'(.,lP ,nfll, ~." \c.:... Sf,CPETARY TFAHSPOP.T ECA 25-S(~p-93 24-Har-94 IJOOMUR-UG ANDAt. 013184 MISSAILIO!~, T. V\ TRA~SPORT OFFICeR TRAnSPORT UNTSO 12-Nov-93~ 7146~6 lfflfNI, J~ I'll VfYICLE '!FCIJ~JI!C TRANSPORT UNIfIL ll-Dec-93k. 707""'2 H"!'L~ I, I ~.

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SRL APPOINTMENT RANK INCUMBENT KNOWN DATE OF PLANNED CONTINGENT PHONE REMARKS

NAME ARRIVAL DEPARTUR NUMBER INCLUDING NAME OF REPLACEMENT

OFFICE OF THE FORCE COMMANDER1 FORCECOMD MAJ GEN TOUSIGNANT GUY 14-Aug-94 13-Aug-94 CANADA 11061

2 MA TO FC LTCOL HADDOW FRAZER 28-Aug-94 27-Mar-95 BRITAIN 11121

3 A/MA TO FC MAJ LEMAY JEAN-PAUL 16-Aug-94 15-Aug-95 CANADA 11123 MILOS

4 EA MAJ LANCASTER PHIL 28-May-94 28-May-95 CANADA MILOS

5 MPIO MAJ PLANTE JEAN-GUY 18-Apr-94 17-Apr-95 CANADA 11108 MILOS

6 ADC TO FC CAPT ST DENIS JEAN-YVES 15-May-94 15-May-9S CANADA MILOS

7 DVR OOT ADJEI EDMUND 09-Feb-94 GHANA

8 BODYGUARD OOT AZINADAGA MAXWELL 09-Feb-94 GHANA

9 RUNNER L/CPL saSA MICHAEL 16-Feb-94 GHANA

10 FC's CLERK PTE MACDONALD MARGIE 30-Jul-94 25-Jan-95 CANADA

11 FC's SECRETARY Me SALVAT GENEVIEVE FRANCE 11008

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY FORCE COMMANDER AND CHIEF OF STAFF12 DFC/COS BRIGGEN ANYIDOHO HENRY 15-Jan-94 GHANA 11111

13 MA TO DFC/COS LTCDR SAM SAM SAM 16-Aug-94 15-Aug-95 GHANA 11122 MILOS~,

14 ADC TO DFC/COS CAPT NSIAH ABE 15-Jan-94 05-Apr-95 GHANA 11112 MILOB

15 CLERK 8/OOT ASAMANI DICKSON 09-Feb-94 GHANA 11125

16 RUNNER PO GYAN BERNARD Q9-Feb-94 GHANA

17 DVR CPL NOVIHOHO LUCAS 15-Jan-94 05-Apr-95 GHANA

18 DFC's SECRETARY Ms HARRIS CAROL BRITAIN 11122'--

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OPERATIONS DIVISION19 DCOS (OPS) COL ARP JAI"J 1S-Aug-94 14-Auq-9S CANADA 11185

G2 (MILITARY INFORMATION) BRANCH

20 G2/INFO MAJ KAMANGE CHARLES 27-Aug-94 27-Aug-95 MALAWI

21 G2/INFO 2 CAPT MOORHOUSE SEAN 06-sep-94 05-Mar-95 BRITAIN

22 INT OOT

G3 (OPERATIONS) BRANCH23 G30PS LTCOL APOGAN- YELLA AUSTIN 06-Jul-94 05-Jul-95 GHANA 11150

24 G30PS2 MAJ ALBERT ROGER 15-Aug-94 14-Aug-95 CANADA MILOB

25 G3 OPS 3 MAJ NAZMUL NAZMUL 27-NO\I-93 27-NO\I-94 BANGLADESH MILOB

26 G3 OPS 3 MAJ KASAMALE HENRY 17-Mar-94 17-Mar-95 MALAWI MILOB

27 G30PS3 MAJ NDLOVU TEDDY 06·Feb-94 06-Feb-95 ZIMBABWE MIL08

28 G30PS3 MAJ METHNANI ROMDHANE 06-sep-94 05-8ep-95 TUNISIA

29 G30PS4 CAPT ANDERSEN TIM 15-AuQ·94 14·Aug-95 CANADA MILOS

30 G30PS5 CAPT ACHEAMPONG THOMAS 09-Feb-94 05-Apr-95 GHANA MILOS

31 G30PS6 CAPT NANI ALI 09·Jan-94 09-Jan-95 NIGERIA MIL08

32 G30PS7 MAJ MUSTAFA KAMAL 23-Jan-94 02-0ct-94 BANGLADESH MILOB

33 C CLERK SGT NAZIR HOSSAIN NAZIP 27-Nov-93 27-Nov-94 BANGLADESH

34 CLERK CPL ANDOH WILLIAM 06-Jul-94 05-Jul-95 GHANA

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35 G3 (PLANS) LTCOL BRIMELOW ALAN 06-Aug-94 05-Aug-95 AUSTRALIA 11148

36 DC PLANS MAJ TESFFAYE TADDESE MEKURIA 29-Aug-94 28-Aug-9S ETHIOPIA

37 G3 PLANS 3 MAJ MULLARKEY TOM 06-Sep-94 05-Mar-95 BRITAIN

38 G3 PLANS 4 CAPT DENNY IAN 15-Aug-94 14-Aug-95 CANADA MILOS

39 CLERK WOI GYENIAW SAMPSON 06-Jul-94 OS-Jul-95 GHANA

G3 (ENGR) BRANCH

40 G3 ENGR/FEO MAJ MACZKA JERZY 02-Nov-93 01-Nov-94 POLAND 11107 MILOS

G3 (AIR OPS) BRANCH

41 G3 AIR/FAO(1) SONLDR MOTALES BABLU 27-Nov-93 27-Nov-94 BANGLADESH 11118 MILOS

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44 LO 1 MAJ BRAUN 19-Jan-94 19-Jan-95 AUSTRIA MILOS

45 LO 2 MAJ NKOMBA 17-Mar·94 17-Jan-95 MALAWI MILOS

'16 LO 3 CAPT ANOUAR BEN HAMMOUDA 06-Sep·94 05-Sep-95 TUNISIA

J17 LO ASST S/SGT MAHMOUD MOHAMED 06·8ep-94 05-Sep-95 TUNISIA

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PERSONNEL BRANCH

50 G1/CMPO LTCOL GETACHEW TEFFARRA 21-Aug-94 20-Aug-95 ETHIOPIA 11129

51 G1/DCMPO 2 MAJ SENCHIM PATRICK 21-0ec-93 05-Apr-95 GHANA 11130 MILOB

52 WELFARE OFFR MAJ BOI SSONNEULT SERGE 15-Aug-94 14-Aug-95 CANADA 11126 MILOB

53 G1 PERS CAPT ODIOR MARTINS 09-Jan-94 09-Jan-95 NIGERIA MILOB

54 G1 ADMIN MAJ SENAY NEGGA SENAY 21-Aug-94 20-Aug-95 ETHIOPIA

55 SO PERS LT(NN) DANAGUNDI 20-Sep-94 19-5ap-9S NIGERIA

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57 FORCE MED OFFR COL RAMSEY WAYNE 31-Jul-94 30-Jul-95 AUSTRALIA 11106

58 SO MED OPS MAJ CRAWFORD REGINALD 31-Jul-94 30-Jul-95 AUSTRALIA 11105

59 SO MED OPS CAPT JOHNSON 01-AuQ-94 31-0ct-94 BRITAIN

60 SO MED LOG MAJ PRESS STUART 21-Aug-94 20-Aug-95 AUSTRALIA

61 CLERK WOII WHITE STEPHEN 21-Aug-94 20-Aug-95 AUSTRALIA

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58 G4/C LOG 0 LT COL CHABIR AHMED 06-Sep-94 05-Sep-95 TUNISIA 11091

59 G4 MAINT MAJ MOORE ANDREW 21-AuQ-94 20-AuQ-95 AUSTRALIA 11103

60 G4 SP MAJ NICHOLSON HILARY 07-Aug-94 06-Aug-95 AUSTRALIA ,

61 G4 TPT MAJ MOORE STEPHEN 29·Aug-94 28-Aug-95 AUSTRALIA

62 G4 ENGR CAPT DESSALEGN 21-Aug-94 20-Aug-95 ETHIOPIAI,

53 G4 FOOD CAPT BURGESS MICHAEL 07-AuQ-94 06-AuQ-95 AUSTRALIA

64 C CLERK SGT DEBRAH ISAAC 20-Dec-93 21-Dec-93 GHANA--

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65 C MOVCON MAJ EMBY RONALD 15-Aug-94 15-Aug-95 CANADA MILOB !

66 PERS MOVCON CAPT RHODES 27-Aug-94 25-Feb-95 BRITAIN I

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69 G3 OPS (TAC) MAJ LIDSTONE 1S-Aug-94 14-Aug-9S CANADA MILOS

70 G3 SDO

71 DO/LO CAPT ISSERG 15-Aug-94 14·Aug-9S CANADA MILOS

72 DO/LO CAPT MACINTOSH 1S-Aug-94 14-Aug-9S CANADA MILOS

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3.. -BIe: CBllSO; sa-rice iDfOraed r lit..,.... - Legal Officer ofthe incident with tile att:iJched letter iB order to enable CIWOLto maintain the buildiD:g.

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1. REFUGEE AND DP ACTIVITIES

a. 752 refugees were reported to have repatriated throughRUSUZI 1 and BUGERAMA into Sector 4C.

b. Sector 5 reports a total of 1577 refugees repatriatedthrough checkpoints 1, 2 and 3.

c. A further 60 refugees were reported to have returnedto RWANDA through CYANIKA (GR 7152).

d. The RPA are reported to have closed down the DP camp atMABAZA (GR 3473, Sector 4B). The DPs were ordered toreturn home.


a. There were no RGF/INTERAHAMWE activities reported forthe period.

3. M~SCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS

a. ETHIOBATT have reported that a women was arrested andimprisoned in BUGARAMA (GR 8902). The reason for thearrest is not known.

b. RPA soldiers are reported to have fired their weaponsinto the air near the town of GAFUNZO (GR 9035, Sector 4C).The RPA claimed that they were test firing their weapons.The noise of the firing was reported to have greatlyconcerned the inhabitants of the town.

c. A section of RPA was deployed on the border post atRAMERA (GR 4192, Sector 4A). UN forces have observed thatsince this deployment the flow of returning refugees fromBURUNDI has decreased. Figures are not available.

d. It is reported that all of the unoccupied houses inCYANGUGU have been taken over by the RPA.

4. ASSESSMENT

a. The population of Sector 4 remain wary of the RPA.RPA actions such as the arrest of the woman in BUGARAMAwith no reason given and the test firing of weapons inGAFUNZO do nothing to reassure the population that they arein safe hands. The incidents could be a show of strengthby the RPA to demonstrate that they are firmly in controlof the area or alternatively they could show that the RPAis unaware of the effect their actions have upon thepopulation in the area.

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Office of the DFC/COSUNAMIR Force HQc/o UNEPP.O. Box 30552NairobiKENYA

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o MINUTES OF DFC/COS's WEEKLY ADMINISTRATIYE MEETINGWITH DEPARTMENT HEADSHEl,D AT PDQ CONFERENCE ROOM ON 19 SEPTEMBER 1994

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Present: Brig Gen HK AnyidohoCol ID TicokaCol J ArpCol KP O'KellyCol MoeenCol W RamseyCol CB YaacheMr PJA HornsbyLt Cdr S Sam

DFC/COS - CbainnanCMODCOS OpsDCOSSpAfCMOForce Med OffrCHAOCSSMA to DFC/COS - Sec

OPENING REMARKS

I. The meeting started at 1435 hrs. The Chairman welcomed all membersto the meeting and asked for comments on the minutes of the last meeting.In the absence of any comments, the minutes as recorded were adopted.

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ITEM 1- MATIERS ARISING FROM MINUTES OF LASTMEETING

2. a. Visa requirements for UNAMIR personnel. Bn/Unit/CoyCommanders are to be informed to ensure all tps have their nationalpassports to enable required visas to be issued. DeOS SP

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b. lnteq)reters/npslatQfS. It was decided that the services ofthe interpreters/translators who will be attached to 80s in the fieldshould be extended to MILOBS operating in their sectors.

c. Standipl: Operatin.1: Procedures (SOPs). It was agreed that adraft Standing Operating Procedures for the mission must becompleted and distributed to Departmental heads and contingentswithout any further delay.

d. CIVPOL eguipmentlinputs requirements. Memberssuggested that the equipment/inputs required by CIVPOL in thetraining of gendarmes be costed and submitted to the visiting UNUnder-Secretary-General for PKO for immediate {:onsideration.

ITEM 2 - UN VEWCI,F.S SPEED UMITS

CMODeOS OPSDCOS SP

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CIVPOL

3. Members observed that the UNAMIR Administrative Instructionsissued in respect of UN vehicles' speed limits need to be reviewed to makethe speed restrictions realistic. It was decided that the vehicJe speedrestrictions should be given a second look to make them realistic withoutcompromising on UNAMIR General Safety Policy. DCOS SP

ITEM 3 - ACCOMMODATION FOR TUNBATT

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4. The need to secure accommodation for TUNBATf in Sector 5 wasdiscussed. It was directed that prompt action should be taken to secure theuse of those premises suggested in G3 Plans memo on the issue to CAOdated 19 Sep 94. The Battalion is expected to deploy by 27 Nov 94.

ITEM 4 - OPERATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMME

5. It was mentioned that there is an Operational Training Programmedrawn for all the 8os/Coys. However, this proposed programme can onlytake off when a training area has been acquired. it was therefore decidedthat a formal request be made to RPA hierarchy for the identified trainingarea to be released for use.

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ITEM j - RATION FOR STAFF OFFRS/MEN

6. A member observed that the payment of the Daily Ration Allowance tostaff officers/men in lieu of rations as proposed is long overdue and suggestedthat a reminder be sent to the Director FOD/DPKO/UNHQ requesting that essprompt action be taken on the issue.

7. The Force Medical Officer mentioned that whilst the option is beingconsidered by UNHQ, it was essential that some fresh rations are also issued tostaff officers/men as opposed to the issue of only hard rations. Herecommended that tps should only stay on hard rations for a maximum periodof seven days. Thereafter, there is a medical requirement to supplement themwith fresh rations and after a period, a full break to fresh rations should occur.

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8. A member infOrmed the meeting that plans are far ahead to providecatering facilities at the Belgian Village Mess and the Chez lando Hotel on acash basis. As a result, the staff officers and men need to be given their cashallowance.

ITEM 6 - PROGRAMME OF VISITS

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9. The Chainnan mentioned that he had observed with disappointment thatprogrammes of visits to the mission area are prepared and sent out without hisknowledge. He also mentioned that there is lack of proper co-ordinationbetween the military component and the civilian administration responsible forsuch visits. These~ be said, are evidenced by numerous last-minute changesthat are made in the programmes, with the consequential errors. He furtherdirected that all programmes of visits should be submitted to him for his reviewand discussion with FC before being released. As a solution for better coordination, it was decided that the military and civilian components responsiblefor these VIP visits should be co-located in the same office. DeOS SP

ITEM 7 - THI.EPHONE FACILITIES FOR M1WB SECTORS

() 10. A member stressed the need to install telephone facilities at all MILOBGp Sector Hqs to enable MIWBS to communicate with their home countrieson a payment basis. It was therefore directed that the Chief CommunicationsOfficer (CCO) and CANSIGS be contacted to undertake a feasibility study forthe installation of telephone facilities at all MlLOB Sector Hqs.

ITEM 8 - OTHER MATTERS

Deos SPCANSIGSCCO

II . Civilian drivers for jomwljm. It was directed that civilian driversare to be employed to drive journalists around the AO. The MILOBS presentlydriving the journalists are to be withdrawn and properly employed. DeOS SP

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The Chairman promised to discuss with the Military Spokesman thepossibility of pressmen driving around the mission area on their own since thesecurity situation in Rwanda is relatively calm. DFC/COS

12. Information flow - 8eJe;ian Villa~- A member suggested that there wasthe need for an administration circular to be passed to residents of the BelgianVillage to keep them informed of all domestic affairs at the Village - for examplewhen utility services are to be cut off: The.Camp Commandant of the BeJgian DCOS SPVillage will be responsible.

13. End of tour of duty - CMO_ The incumbent CMO announced that he willbe proceeding on a short leave prior to his departure from the mission area on orabout 30 Sep 94. He further mentioned that the DCMO will act as CMO until hefinally hands over his duties to the incoming CMO. DeMO

14. The Chairman requested the CMO to inform him of his departure date in() good time for a befitting farewell reception to be organized for him.


DCOS SP

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15. In his closing remarks the Chairman asked all member to endeavour to takeprompt actions on tasks assigned to them in order for the objective of the meetingto be achieved. He also mentioned that the meeting will be held weekly instead of ALLbi-weekly.

16. The meeting ended at 1550 hrs.

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UNITED NATIONSASSISTANCE "ISSION POR RWANDA

Colonel Cheick Oumar DiarraMali Contingent Commander

Brig Gen ~tl~HK Anyidoho CDFC/COS

22 September 1994

NATIONS UNIES"ISSION POUR L'ASSISTANCE AU RWANDA

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Subject: CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE - MALI INDEPENDENCE DAY

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On behalf of the Ghanaian contingent in Rwanda and myself personally, may Icongratulate the Malian UNAMIR Observers Group on the occasion of the Republic of Mali'sIndependence Day.

I thank. you for your gracious invitation to attend the cocktail this evening, and lookforward to joining you to celebrate this event.

With best regards.

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Maj. Gen. GUy ToussignantForce Commander

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Ally H. GoloOfficer-in-cna~~

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A short while ago the Office of Administration (under whoseoverall authority Boards of Inquiry fall) was informed by theDeputy Force Commander that there is no constituted UNAMIRMilitary Police. UN Headquarters New York has been requested forsuch a unit and also for UNAMIR Civilian Police Force.

In view of the urgent need for an UNAMIR Military Policewhich will be tasked to investigate, among other matters, trafficaccidents, I requested the SRSG to authorise an interim solution.The solution authorised by the SRSG is that "the Force Commanderappoints a small international team of 4 Military Police, and theOIC Civilian Police, in consultation with the OIC Administration,appoints a similar team of Civilian Police to carry outinvestigations on behalf of UNAMIR until a proper constitutionof these units."

I am now requesting that you make these appointments so thatinvestigations of accidents and other incidents can beginearnestly. I fear the backlog may soon overwhelm us.

Regards.

cc: Mr. Shaharyar Mohd KhanSpecial Representative of the Secretary-General

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Brig. Gen. H.K. AnyidohoDeputy Force Commander

Dr. A.H. KabiaExecutive Director

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MILITARY OBSERYERS IN RECEIPT 0E MSA

Because the UN naturally does not wis. to pay twice for thei ....ems, if food and accommodation are ,':r.::c,~ptionally provided

. IN arrangements, an appropriate dedu~~ian will be made fromJ] ;)wance.

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3..'ne situation during the War in Rwanda, and its immediateaftermath was exceptional but that time is now at an end.Military Observers are to be reminded that they are not toconsume issued rations nor to live in UN funded accommodationunless this has been declared to the Finance Officer in writingand in advance so that records may be maintained to ensure thatdeductions from MSA may be calculated. This applies to allofficers currently enjoying Military Observers status, whetheremployed as such or as staff officers within the HQ.

4. Military Observers may be assured that, in calculating thereserve stock levels of rations necessary to sustain the Force inthe event of emergency, their requirements have been taken intoaccount.

5. Specifically, the purpose of this minute is to remindMilitary Observers that unless they have declared their intentionto do se to the Finance Officer:

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b. They may not occupy UN funded accommodation. WithinKigali, this includes the HQ building and Blue Beret Camp(BBC) (formerly known as the Belgian Village), subject tocertain exceptions for those actually in now residence.These exceptions expire on or before 21 Sep 94 in the caseof the HQ building and 30 Sep 94 in the case of BBC.

6. You should be aware that this matter has recently beenraised with CAO by UN New York. They may well be examining thesituation in Rwanda carefully, with unfortunate consequences foranyone found to be in breach of the rules concerning MSA.

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1. SUMMARy The country remains calm with the gradualnormalisation of conditions continuing.

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REFUGEE AND DP ACTIVITIES

a. Refugees continue to return from ZAIRE to RWANDAthrough Sectors 4 and 5. It is reported that about 1500refugees crossed from GOMA with a further 1000 reported tohave returned from BUKAVU through RUSUZI 2.

RGF/INTERAHAMWE ACTIVITIES

a. There was no significant RGF/Interahamwe activity toreport.

4. MASS GRAVES

a. Another mass grave has been located at SAVE (GR746193). It contains approximately 1750 bodies. Thesepeople are believed to have been killed by the RPA duringthe war.

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b. AUSMED staff have reported that the local populationin the area of NYUMBA (GR6405) claim that about 20000bodies are buried in the area of NYUMBA and NYIKIBANDA(GR6502). The exact locations of the graves are not yetknown and MILOBs have been tasked to verify the accuracy ofthe information and to identify the graves.


a. In KIBOMBA refugee camp (N of GOMA in ZAIRE) it wasclaimed that Zairian soldiers had opened unaimed fire. Itis believed that some refugees were shot. Details of theincident are vague and Sector 5 are looking into thematter.

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J5. ASSESSMENT

a. The total number of refugees reported to have returnedfrom ZAIRE is the highest number yet. reported. It isencouraging and indicates that the refugees consider thatit is preferable to return to RWANDA rather than to remainin ZAIRE. Long exposure to the poor conditions in thecamps, the deteriorating security situation and possiblypressure from the Zairian authorities have probably playedtheir part in the decision makinq process. The RGFcampaign to pressurise people into staying by convincingthem that RWANDA is too dangerous to return to would appearto be failing.

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File Reference:

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19 Sep 94

MILITARY OBSERVERS IN RECEIPT OF MSA

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1. You are, of course, aware that Military Observers are inreceipt of Mission Subsistence Allowance. This Allowance isfairly generously funded to permit Observers to make their ownarrangements for accommodation, food and other incidental items.

2. Because the UN naturally does not wish to pay twice for thesame items, if food and accommodation are exceptionally providedunder UN arrangements, an appropriate deduction will be made fromthe Allowance. .

3. The situation during the War in Rwanda, and its immediateaftermath was exceptional but that time is now at an end.Military Observers are to be reminded that they are not toconsume issued rations nor to live in UN funded accommodationunless this has been declared to the Finance Officer in writingand in advance so that records may be maintained to ensure thatdeductions from MSA may be calculated. This applies to allofficers currently enjoying Military Observers status, whetheremployed as such or as staff officers within the HQ.

4. Military Observers may be assured that, in calculating thereserve stock levels of rations necessary to sustain the Force inthe event of emergency, their requirements have been taken intoaccount.

5. Specifically, the purpose of this minute is to remindMilitary Observers that unless they have declared their intentionto do so to the Finance Officer:

a. They may not draw composite rations nor permit orencourage any other person to do so on their behalf.

b. They may not occupy UN funded accommodation. WithinKigali, this includes the HQ building and Blue Beret Camp(BBC) (formerly known as the Belgian Village), sUbject tocertain exceptions for those actually in now residence.These exceptions expire on or before 21 Sep 94 in the caseof the HQ building and 30 Sep 94 in the case of BBC.

6. You should be aware that this matter has recently beenraised with CAO by UN New York. They may well be examining thesituation in Rwanda carefully, with unfortunate consequences foranyone found to be in breach of the rules concerning MSA.

K P O'KEColDCOS (Sp)

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SUBJ: OCCUPATION OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS BY UNAMIR

1. ADDRESSEES ARE TO SUBMIT DETAILS OF SCHOOLS WITHIN RESPECTIVE

SECTORS WHICH ARE OCCUPIED BY UNAMIR FORCES AS FOLLOWS:

A. NAME OF SCHOOL

B. PREFECTURE IN WHICH SCHOOL IS LOCATED

C. NUMBER OF TROOPS IN OCCUPATION

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E. GENERAL CONDITION OF BUILDING(S)

2. ADDRESSEES WHICH CURRENTLY OCCUpy SCHOOL BUILDING(S) ARE TO

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IMMEDIATELY IDENTIFY ALTERNATE ACCOMMODATION AND SUBMIT DETAILS TO

ENABLE NEGOTIATIONS FOR PERMISSIVE OCCUPANCY OR LEASE

3. RESPONSE TO PARA 1 REQUIRED TO G3 PLANS BY 23 SEP 94

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REFUGEE: AND DP ACTIVITIES

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SUMMARystable.

The situation throughout the country remains

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a. ETHIOBATT report that 40 refugees have left sector 4Cfor Zaire. The overall trend in refugee movement continuesto be into the country with 613 refugees returning toSector 4C through RUSUZI 1 alone.

b. It is reported that people in the MURURU displacedpersons camp (Sector 4C, GR 7622) are afraid of the RPAforces in the area and have sent some elders to crainassurances from the RPA for their safety.

c. MILOBs renort that ~ocal oeonle in the KIBUYE (Sector4B. GR 2771) area are reoorted to be afraid of the RPA.

RGF /INTERAHAMWE ACTIYITIES There have been no reoorts ofany RGF/INTERAHAMWE activity durina the neriod.


a. In GIKONGORO (Sector 4A. GR 5127) the RPA is occunvinaformer aovernment auarters and forcina the occunants(former aovernment emnlovees) to leave. The occunants werenot allowed to take any oersonal nossessions with them.

1·IASS GRAVES

a. Two mass araves have been discovered in the area ofKAYUMBA (Sector 2). One consists of bodies 1vina on ahillside at GR 094698 and the other is a covered nit at therear of a netrol station at GR 096635. Both araves areestimated to contain about 100 bodies each. More aravesare believed to be in the area and efforts are beina madeto locate them.

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a. The RPA are failing in their aim of attempting toreassure the population of Sector 4 that they mean them noharm. Many Hutus still fear reprisals for the earlieratrocities committed in the war. It is assessed that theflow of refuaees from Sector 4 will not ston comnletelv andmay actually rise in the short term until the RPA chanaetheir tactics and annroach.

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I~SePtember, 1994

MINUTES OF DFC/cos's ADMnaSTRATIVE MEETINGWITH DEPARTHBNTAL HEADS .HELD ATFHO CONFERENCE ROOM ON IS SSP 94

Present: Brig Gen HK Anyidoho DFC/COS - ChairmanCol JArp DCOS OpsCol Diarra CIVPOLCol CB Yaache CHAOCol W Ramsey Force Med Oifr

0 Mr PJA Hornsby essLt Col Cetachew CMPOMaj SW Moore DCOS Sp RepLt Cdr S Sam MA to DFC/COS - Sec

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1. The meeting commenced at 1035 hrs with theChairman welcoming all members to the meeting. Hefurther stated that he was glad that after a longbreak, it has been possible to resume themeeting after the Rwandan Civil War.

2. The Chairman stressed that the primary aim of hisregular meetings will be to discuss both operational andadministrative problems affecting the force which arenot normally discussed in detail during the normalFC's morning briefing. Again, he mentioned that itis essential that Departmental Heads meet on regularbasis to discuss the progress of work in eachdepartment for a better co-ordination. The Chairmanalso stated that in his absence, either the DCOS Ops orDCOS Sp is to chair the meetings.

ITEM 1 - USE OF UNICEF BUILDING BY UNAHIR

3. Issues raised in the letter received from thePrefect of Kigali, Maj Rose Kabuye asking UNAMIRto vacate the UNICEF building were discussed.It was explained by a member that the UNICEFbuilding is owned by a Rwandese who has beendeclared Persona non grata by the govt andit was on lease to UNICEF before the Civil war.Furthermore, the member mentioned .that although theGovernment has no objection to the use of the building

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by UNAMIR, it does not want any rent to be paid tothe owner of the building. The issue of UNAMIR's CSSejection from the building is however being resolved.

ITEM 2 - DELAYS IN ADMINISTRATIVESUPPORT FOR THE FORCE

4 . Members expressed concern about the unduedelays in the arrival of logistics items in themission for the support of the force. Specifically,it was mentioned that there were some items still CSSwaiting in Mogadishu, Somalia to be sent into themission area. On this score, an assurance was givenby the CSS that very soon 120 containers ofdefence stores and various items needed by the forcewill arrive in the mission area.

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5. The Chairman however, stated that it is hisconsidered opinion, that there is the need to senddesignated office.rs from the FHQ in the future toall the store depots outside the mission area toperform personal liaison duties with the view tohastening action to enable logistics itemsarrive in the mission area early.

ITEM 3 - VISA REQUIREMENTS FORUNAMIR PERSONNEL OPERATING OUTSIDETHE MISSION AREA

6. The problem encountered by UNAMIR personnelespecially MlLOBSat the country's borders wasdiscussed at length. It was decided that the DCOSSp outfit was to work out a system to enable UNP.MIRPersonnel be issued with the relevant visas topermit such persons free entry into the neighbouringcountries for duties.·Again the need for personalcontacts in dealing with these foreign authoritiesto facilitate a better working relationship wasstressed.

ITEM 4 - OBSERVATIONS IN DAILY ANDWBBRLY UNAMIR SITRBPS

7. Members made the observation that the Formused by the CMPO'S outfit for the State ofDeployment (Expanded UNAMIR) in. the Daily Sitrepsneeded to be reviewed to reflect the true stateof all the contingents.

8. It was also observed that although theDaily Sitreps indicates the Number of In patients/

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ITEM 5 - CARRYING OF WEAPONS/AMMUNITIONBY RPA SOLDIERS ON UN FACILITIES

9. Members expressed the need to disarm the threeRPA LOs and their escorts before allowing them access DFC/OOSinto any UN facilities in accordance with ForceCommanders directives. The Chairman promisedto take the issue with RPA authorities.

ITEM 6 - USE OF CYPHER ON FORCECOMMAND NET

10. The idea for the use of Cypher on the ForceCommand Net instead of the PLAIN mode wassuggested by a member. AI though members agreedthat there could be the possibility of eitherthe RPA/or RGA monitoring the UNAMIR's VHF and HFnets, it was essential that UNAMIR continues tomaintain UN's Policy of total transparency in itsoperations.

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11. The Chairman however promised to discuss withthe SRSG and the FC the probable need to encryptsome classified messages.

ITEM 7 - INTERPRETERS/TRANSLATORS

12. Members observed that the number ofinterpreters/translators presently employed toassist the Force is woefully inadequate.It was stated that each battalion will requirebetween fifteen to twenty interpreters/translatorsto effectively' support the troops in the field.It was therefore decided as a matter of urgencythat a programme which has already been submittedto the CAO's office is pursued.

ITEM 8 - VEHICLE AVAILABILITY ANDDISTRIBUTION

13. A member expressed his dissatisfaction withthe manner in which the few available vehicles inthe system have been distributed. It was notedthat Staff Officers who do not "need the four runnervehicles in the performance of their duties havebeen issued with such vehicles whilst the MILOBGp for instance which require the use of suchvehicles were issued with only five of the fourrunner vehicles. The Chainman also lamented thatalthough he 'is the head of the Vehicle AllocationCommittee. the distribution was done withoutconsulting him.

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14. After a lengthy discussion on the issue, thefollowing decisions were taken~

a. A meeting o£ the Vehicle AllocationCommittee is to be convened to redistributeavailable vehicles appropriately.

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b. In view of the limited number ofvehicles in the system, few vehiclesshould be put in a pool for use by all.Whilst the critical areas are issuedwith on permanent basis.

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oc. Efforts should be made to identify/locatewhere the vehicles are in the mission area. DCOSAgain vehicle registration exercise is to SPcontinue until such a time that all vehicleshave been accounted for.

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d. All vehicles with the inscription,'UN POL' should be should be issued to the

CIVPOL and where necessary replaced.

rT~ 9 - ROUTINE HELICOPTER FLIGHTS

15. A member suggested the introduction of routinecourier helicopter flights to all sectors to enabledepartmental heads pay regular routine visitsto all sub-units under their departments.Although this idea was considered a laudable one,the high cost of Aviation fuel will not allowthis to be practised. However, critical flightswere already being undertaken.

16. The issue concezning the refusal of Helicopterpilots to fly at night when requested "to do sowas discussed4 The following decisions were taken:

a. Since all the three Helicoptersare so equipped and capable to flyat night, CAO's of£ice should takea critical look at the terms of

contract regarding tPe helicoptersto enable pilots undertake nightemergency tasks.

b. The Battalions/Units should identif»mark and register suitable landing sitesto allow helicopters to land both day andnight.

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ITEM 10 - MESSAGE AUTHORIZATION

l7. Members were advised that with the expandingnature of the Force there was the need to controlthe manner in which messages of both operationalnature or administrative nature are released toavoid misapplication and duplication of efforts.Members were reminded of the Inter OfficeMemorandum originated by the ChiefCommunication Officer on the subject dated4 Sep 94. A member also advised that as muchas possible messages of administrative natureshould only be originated and released by theCivilian Administration on behalf of the forcewhilst the release of operational messages are to bethe sole responsibility of the military componentof the mission.

ITEM 11 - UN MEDALS AND CERTIFICATES

18. It was decided after discussions that theCMPO is to make the necessary projections for allthose tps who are eligible for the award of UN Medalsand certificates to be given without delay.

ITEM 12 - STAFF LIST

19. The G1 Staff was tasked to amend the stafflist. In addition, departmental heads wereadvised to relay to those staff officers whosestatus have been changed from that of staff toMILOBs and have not yet been relieved of theirduties, to continue to work in those capacitiesuntil they are properly relieved.

ITEM 13 - GENDARMERIE

20. It was mentioned that the Rwandese Governmentintends soliciting the assistance of UNAMIR CIVPOLto help train 6,000 gendarmes. The Chairman supportedthe Commissioner of CIVPOL's advise to the RwandanGovernment to put in an official request to UNAMIRfor consideration.

21. The Commissioner of CIVPOL was also tasked towrite to the TRIOKA Mission for all equipmer.t/inputsrequirements needed for both the training of thegendarmes and in the performance of Police Q~ties.

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22. The Chairman thanked members for the contributionsmade during the meeting and remarked that although themeeting had been long overdue, he was glad to see itresume and it had been very useful.

23. He asked members to keep bim continuously informedof developments in their departments for a better co-ordination. Members were also reminded that the recent ALLdevelopments taking place in Rwanda as a whole and in theForce structure in particular, calls for flexibility andall must be involved in the process. He, however,cautioned against actions taken on importantoperational decisions without his knowledge. Even if hegot know of some of them, it was often too late.For cohesiveness, he advised all to carry out closeconsultations at the various levels of command.

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24. The Chairman finally remarked that from allindications, the FC is so far happy with the conductof operations and urged members to continue workingin the same vain.

25. The meeting came, to a close at 1210 hrs. Thenext meeting was scheduled for Monday 19 Sep 94

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NATIONS UNIESMISSION POUR L'ASSISTANCE AU RWANDA

Colonel K P O'KellyDeputy Chief of Staff (Support)

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Q., ~ ASSISTANCE MISSION FOR RWANDA

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Lists A, B, C, D and E 17 Sep 94

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1. New Standard Distribution Lists for use within the militarycomponent of HQ UNAMIR are attached. Staff officers are encouragedto make the maximum use of these Lists as they help ensure that noone is omitted from the distribution of any document and remove thechore of typing long distributions on each document produced.

2. The Lists must, however, be used sensibly. While they act asan aide-memoire for staff officers, they do not remove from themthe responsibility of considering carefully who, needs theinformation contai~~d in the document under consideration. Thereis a balance to be struck if we are to ensure efficient andeffective passage of information within the Force - those who needto know must receive the necessary information while those who donot have any interest in the subject do not want to be swamped wi thmasses of paper which they have to read to decide whether or notthey need the information it contains. We need, too, to rememberthat distribution of large documents on wide distributions isexpensive in terms of paper, photocopying and the time of ·our toofew clerks.

3. Standard Distribution Lists are flexible in their use, as thefollowing examples demonstrate. If the appropriate DistributionList contains addressees who do not need a particular document, theDistribution on the document might read, for example, 'Lists A andB (less Serials 17 and 21)'. Similarly, the Lists can be used tocover a part of the total distribution of a document thus:

Lists A and BHACCLog o.

4. It is also possible to differentiate between Action andInformation addressees using distribution lists, for example, if itis required to notify the military staff of HQ UNAMIR of someadministrative point, but is is intended that senior officers

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Action:

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5. In the circumstances in which we find ourselves, any system ofdistribution lists must be dynamic. They will be reviewedregularly by my staff but addressees are invited to offersuggestions for additions, deletions or amendment to the structureof the lists.

6. For CAO. If you wish, we can include a separate CAO listwithin this document, thus making one set of Distribution Lists foruse throughout the HQ.

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List C - Elements of the Force Extenyl to DQ DNAMIR - OJaatioas - Not to be usedin cmUugetion with List Q.

31. HQ Mil Obs Gp32. UN Civ Pol33. Sector 134. Sector 235. Sector 3

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51.52.53.54.55.56.57.58.59.60.61.62.63.64.65.- 70.

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A. Operation Order 18 dated 31 August 1994

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Attaclueent. In support of UNAIUR _ USA deployedforces inRwanda.

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2. To provide logistic support to UNAMIR forces providingsecurity, assistance and coordination of humanitarian support to

participating- countries/organizations facilitating the rapid andeffective end to the crisis in RWANDA.

3. General outline.

o a. Logistic support. Logistic Support will be provided bythe Force Support'Elements (FSE) for each Phase of theUNAMIR mission. These elements include:

(1) Transport

(2) Supply

(3) Maintenance

United Kingdom ( UK) sub-unit(NE of Amahoro Stadium)Brown and Root (Iveco)

Canadian (CA) sub unit (LogBase)Ghanaian (GH) sub unit (Butari)Brown and Root (Kigali Airport)

UK sub unitBrown and Root (Iveco Complex)

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( 5 ) General LogIstic

( 6) Coordination

Support to the Porce will. be'effectedby cooperationbetween the militaryelemenUl~t:he civilian ,contractorat all levels. Work in the' areas for which Brown &. Rootprovides services and which are outside the capabilitiesof the FSE to deal with,. shoUld be addressed to theLogistic Coord Cell.

DeplQYMDt. As detailed in opuation order 18.

(1 ) Phase I. Deployment.o~.IJNAMIR .cpntlngents intoea~ sectqr.. incluc:l1n.g. JlILOBs., to aid..in~ the. secure.conduct of humanitarIan support and .effective reestablishment of normal:' COJIIDiunity. services freefro. interference' by.SUbversive and criminalelements.

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( 2 ) Phase II.. Handing over' of responsibili'ties inRwandan tOBaGNU agencies; .and MOOs under generalsecurity assistance by. UlfAMIR to ensure the reestablishment of a . routine life sequence and thereturn of refuqee/displaced persons~

c.~ OlfAIIIR Forces. Thefollowinq forces shouldconstitute UNAMIR at end statet

(1) MlLOBS and CIVPOL, with independent company inSector 1 (When allocated) and MALAWICOY in Sector3,

( 2 ) GHANBATT (Mechanized) in; Sector 4A to conductrelief in place with ZAMBA'rl' , then redeploy intoSector 2,

(3) MALAWICOY (MotoriZed) in Sector j,

(4) ZAMBATT (Motorized) conduct relief in place withGHANBATT in Sector 4A,

(5) FRAFBATT in Sector 4B,

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(9) ~IAJl c-:ont-lngent (ForCe·· Sfgna;l Squadron) ,AJWK)ROS1:84!\1It and UN I(q~ AMAIIOROHotel,

(10) AUSTRALrAIf· COntinqent: (lfedlcalSupport Force),Kigali central Hospital,

(11) BRITISH Contingent (OP GABRIEL, AXAHORO Stadium,

(12) HAC, UNDP building.

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(1) General.

(a) Due to the lack of historical data,consumption rates for allcommodftles can onlybe estimated.. Ad-just.ment~.to stock level willbe made to reflect new battalion strength insector.

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(b) Local procurement can only be done through theCAO, and his authorized delegates, or by Brown& Root when applicable. All Forceunits/independent sub-unit that are locatedoutside the KIGALI area will have a CAOrepresentative in the'ir HQ location. No UNAMIRreimbursement will be approved unless thisprocedure is followed.

(2) Sup Class I.

(a) Combat Rations. Combat rations will continueto be issued to contingents less MlLOBS untilthe Fresh ration system is introduced. 7days rations is to be maintained as a reservestock held at unit level.

(b) Fresh. Rations.. Fresh rations will bedelivered, by a contractor, directlY to theunlt HQ locations. Units are to confirm theexact location the rations are to be deliveredbefore delivery will commence. Units are tohold fresh dry, and canned goods, at sub Unitlevel.

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(c) DriDt,[psa Wate:. _l~-Ur"w111bedlstrlbU.tecl:~1:0 thoseUDlu t.ba~. dCJ"'no1:'baVethe capabiJl'ty to purify tJijiir'owa ckinltingwater·B<¢Ued water orbulkpote»l&waterwill 'be distributed t:o contfiJ.gents·· at 3I tIman/day until wau.r :purlficatloncan belocated in contingent locations. 7 daysreserve stocks of bottled water will'bemaintained at unit level.

(3) SUp Class II.

(a) General ami T$'chnical. storM. ' Deunds. for'Class II itellS are to be placed 'with1:hecivilian loqistics officer at UNHQ Log CoordCell.

(b) Clothing·l?ersODAl Issue' ItftJI!S. Continqentsare to provide their own country uniforms' andpersonal issue items. UK accoutrements toneworn at all times. S h 0 r ~ fa 11 s i'naccoutreDen'ts or replace~t .iteu are' to berequested to iJDaed.iately, 'to t:he SO SUP at theLog Coord cell.

(4) Sup Class III.

(a) RQL. Bulk fuel holdings are to beestablished in contingent locations. Theholdings will be SUfficient for 7 days .atnormal rate of activity. Retail POL issuesfor units and contingents in the Kigalimetropolitan area are to refuel at the 3 CSGLog Base for diesoline and at the BRITCON BulkFuel installation (BFI) for Gasoline. Secondline transport is to be refuelled. at theBRITCON BFI. BRITCON is responsible torefuel generators in the Kigali metropolitanarea as directed by HQ UNAMIR. Issues togenerators, contingent detac1ulents and anyauthoriZed civic-organizations are, to be madeby the major contingent in the sector of thatdetachment.

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(COOl' 18 therele«sinc) authority for stOCb ofdefenceS'tores. 'DeJl8J1ds must bes11bJli'tted ~,

the Civilian LocJist:ia Officer for onforward1ncJto the COO for approval.

(6) Sup Clasa V. AmmunitIon quantities helda't, unitlevel, are to be in" accordance wi:thnatlonaldirectives.. , Expenditur,eS ',to be ~~ inaccord~"ith the form. "ADuniti,on BXptnc;l~; :PorOperational ReasonIi-. The' 'c:riteria, arut, fQX1J.,f'orreimbursement 'of ammunition 1a attachedat.'Annex A.

(7) SUp ClAgB; VI. Cl.as&VX (personne1,d~l·1~~,

are to be coordinated, by contingents' 'uslnqregimental f'Uilds and nation arrangements." ,LtJ,DSteditems may be purchased by the Force Welfare' Officerfor purchase and resale by the. contlngQn~s._unttsrequestin~,. these items are to .. condu,ctdirectliaison with the Force Welfare Off1cer.

, (8) SUP Classn];. Kajor Ends Items wil.l be held bythe Brown & Root warehouse located at the Kigaliairport. Requests for major end items forspecific to nation vehicles should be demanded tothe Log Coord Cell. The Log Coord Cell willdemand direct on the parent nation providing thevehicles throuqh a LOA.

(9) SUP Class VIII. 60 days Class VIII stocks areheld with the Australian Field Hospital.Contingents deployed with 90 days Class VII stocks.A bulk order for 60 days has also been placed forreplacement stocks. Requisitions for urgentlyrequired Class VII supplies not able to besatisfied by UlfAMIR may be purchased on LOA with acontingent parent country that can satisfy thedemand soonest.

(10) Syp'Class IX. contingents deployed with limitedfirst line repair parts. Second and third linerePair parts are to be demanded through SO Kaintthrough Loq Coord Cell and will· to be satisfiedthrough Brown and Root.

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(13) LaUD~. A laundry contract has been requested1lJit,J1, BrOWll and Root for units in the ICiqalimetropolitan area.

(14) Waste POL Products. Continqents condUc'Ung firstand second line vehicle servicing are tocoritainwaste POL products in old 1'OL containers.. Wasta ..POL 1s not· 'to be disposed of locally.' Waste POLis to be returned to Brown and Root fordisposal/reCycling.

(1) Unit to be self SUfficient.. Demands for additionalsupport to be coordinated by SO Transport, LoqCoord Cell.

( 2) Movement outside the theater for R and R m.ay beeffected by MOVREQ to the Movem.ent Control Cell.

( 3 } All traffic accidents to be reported to the closestCIVPOL organization, and the drivers parent unit.Parent units are to report traffic accidents toUNHQ to SO Transport and to the OPS duty officerfor dam.age to civilian property or injury topersonnel.

(1) Repairs. Priority of repairs to be determined by SOHaint on advice from. the ~OO and the CLOGO.

( a) first Line. Sector HQ are responsible. forfirst line m.aintenance of all equipment.Repairs beyond the capabilities Of 1st lineare to be recovered bY second line assets tosecond line m.aintenance facilities.

(c) Reeoyary.

i. BacJtloadlng Eoint fBLil. BLP are, to bedetermined .in 'con,junction with the SOMaint and Brown , RQOt.

a. ."gal. Plan. Level ODe aecU.cal. support. is a Nationalresponsibility. Level TWo'·· medical., su~ ift." W beprovided by AS Medical Support Porce(AS UF) and otherHat10nal Level TWo medical units as alloca.:tedi,unaercomnd. Level Three medical support1s to ~':'p~ovidedby ~ HS!' located in Kigali· aDd' other' Ra't!ona~;~r.evel

. Three medical support units as alloca~edurider;q()Dand.

HQ UHAJ[[R Ir Medical Branch is·. responsible for 'cas~ltyX'egulation in theater and evacuatlon.out of thea'ter toDestination Medical facilities (DMF) in Ifairobi.Repatriation is a Hational responsibility.

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ii. Main BecovtU:Y LocatiOn.Haintenance, Company.

( 1 ) casualty regulation is the responsibility of theForce Kedical Branch.

(6) AS MSF is responsible for road evacuation fromLevel Two to Level Three.

(2) Priority one (Immediate) and Priority TWo (Urqent)casualties will normally be evacuated by air.

(3) priority Three (Routine) casualties will normallybe evacuated by road.

(4) Casualty evacuation to a Level One facility is anati~nal responsibility.

( 5) AS NSF and other trational Level TWo medical. units,as allocated under command, are responsible forroad evacuation from Level One to Level Two.

CMPoJ:ty Byacuotion.conducted as follows:

b.

5. RRM/l'B SWPQRf.

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.,'1' .8JiCl·t~ctt~~~:Y':A:~"'~n·t:heater' 'is 'to beprovtclEMjtby aneUH, '60 helicopter under ope~ationalcont:rolof force Medical Brancb. <",

(2) Tactical AD to Nairobi is to be provided: by oneC130 aircraft under operationalcontro'l of ForceHQ.

(3) AS NSF and CAHSIGS are to provide AME teams asdirected.

(4) strategic AHB to National DMF is a Nationalresponsibility.

~orce BoldllMJ Poliq. The following casualty holdingpolicy is to occur :

(1) Level One - 12 hours;

(2) Level TWo - 72 hours;

(3) Level Three - 28 days; and

( 4) OUt of theater - as datermined- by the Foree MedicalOfficer (FHO) or as coordinated by N"ational. CommandElements.

Preven1:atiye Jledicine. Preventati.ve medicine and hygieneis a National responsibility. The Force healthsurveillance plan is the responsibility of the ForceMedical Branch.

Pental. Level One dental support is a Nationalresponsibility. AS MSF is to provide Level Two dentalsupport to the force.

MediCOl ResuQPly. Contingents are to have arrived int4eater with 90 days medical stocks as directed by UHNY.AS MSF is responsible for the maintenance of 60 daysForce, medical stocks as directed by KQ UNAMIR II MedicalBranch. Level One and Two medical stock is to beinitiated using message demand procedures lAW KQ UNAMIRII SOP.

h. Health RtmOrts and Returns. Health reports and returnsare to be maintained lAW HQ UNAHIR II SOP.

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. ,:tiM!!.·· . .~z~{f!~\.11M.. and Inst;itutea.. Messes andinsM:tutes(wetcan1:eens),. may be established as authoriz~lt,theForeeCommander on request from Contlnqent co~s.

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7. COMKAlm AND SXGlfAIS

oa. Location of HO.

, ( 1) , Force HQ

(2) . TAC HQ

AMAHORO HOTEL

Butari (JunctionButari/Gitarama/Gikangororoads)

AHAHORO HOTEL ROOK 3021

As per paragraph 3a

(3) CLOGO

(4) FSE

CODUllications • Signals operating Instructions are to beissued separately by Force Signal Officer•

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Annex;

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A. Ammo Expenditure Form and Criteria

Copy No

MILOB GP HQ 1GlfAHBAft - 2MALAWICOY - 3ZAMBATT

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ETlfiOBATT -- 6TUNBATT 7KICOY 8CANSIGS 9AS NSF 10BRITCOH 11FSE (Transport) 12FSE (Supply) 13() FSE (Hain'tenancel 14FSE (Fd Hosp) 15

Information:

I UNDP (Han Planninq Service) 16French Coalition Force 17I

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DFC 18() CAO 19COO 20CMO 21C PLANS 22HAC 23CMPO 24FSO 25ess 26ee Log 0 27() eLO 28Spare 29-31

Genera1

1. It is a contingents responsibility to obtain ammunition fro.the home country.

2. Ammunition used for training.· purposes is a contingentsresponsibility and will not be paid for by the United NAtions.

~tion Reiwbursed by the unit:ed lfatiODS

3 .Ammunition used for the followinqpurposes is to be reimbursedby the united Nations: .

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When so instructed by the Mission. .operations branch will inall cases submit written orders to contingents concerned inadvance.

AJDmunition used in incidents authorized under the Rules Ofengagement, this includes the loss of ammunition.

Pyrotechnics, flares etc used as surveillance means in actionor when patrolling. .

Special ammunition necessary fOr demolition purposes.

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Procedures

4. Claims for ammunition expended in accordance with Para 3C andD should be raised by the home countries authorities and forwardedto New York.

5. Attached to the claim must be at least one of the followingdocuments:

a. A written order from the Mission for the use of the sameamount of ammunition.

b. Quarterly report of ammunition holdings which are certified bythe Mission that the amounts of· ammunition in the columnquantity expended (OPS) has been expended for operationalpurposes.

6. Contingent Commanders are responsible for raising thenecessary documents and submitting them to their home countries.

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Period COvered: _

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oOPS APPROVAL: D,ATE: _

LOG APPROVAL: D.A"TE: _

()CPO CERTIFICATIOH: C.ERTIFICATION: _

ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT:

Contingent : _Signature Date

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