CH53G helicopters were provided to UNSCOM by the German Bundeswehr. The Commission's inspection teams needed rapid transport within Iraq, particularly for no-notice inspections and aerial surveillance. (Henry Arvidsson / UNSCOM)
CH53G helicopters were provided to UNSCOM by the German Bundeswehr. The Commission's inspection teams needed rapid transport within Iraq, particularly for no-notice inspections and aerial surveillance. (Henry Arvidsson / UNSCOM)
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Keywords: Iraq, UN Secretary-General’s Mechanism, UNMOVIC, UNSCOM, biological weapons, chemical weapons
Topics: Chemical Weapons, Nuclear Risk, Special Topics
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Ioan Tudor
Ioan Tudor is the Chief of the WMD Branch at the UN Office for Disarmament Affairs. He has held several positions at the UN, including as Chief... Read More
