Примеры использования Tactical helicopters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The tactical helicopters did not deploy in the reporting period.
Pre-deployment preparations are under way for the light tactical helicopters offered by Ethiopia.
Five tactical helicopters were also operated for two months to support UNAMID operations.
The Operation contracted a total of nine fixed-wing and 34 rotary-wing aircraft,including five tactical helicopters.
In this context, the offer of five tactical helicopters by Ethiopia represents a welcome development.
The Operation contracted a total of 11 fixed-wing and 33 rotary-wing aircraft,including five tactical helicopters.
These additional forces have included two tactical helicopters, one level II medical unit and 500 additional troops to be transferred to UNMISS from MINUSTAH.
Additional planning efforts are being directed at the deployment of five Ethiopian tactical helicopters in the Nyala super camp.
Two tactical helicopters contracted under letter-of-assist arrangements were not deployed during the period, owing to the delay in the construction of the Anthony airstrip.
Reduced requirements result from the delayed deployment of air assets andthe difficulty in obtaining tactical helicopters.
Council reiterates its appreciation to the Government of Ethiopia for agreeing to provide five tactical helicopters, and looks forward to their early deployment to the Mission area;
Coordinated efforts with national, state andlocal government authorities are under way to facilitate the deployment of the Ethiopian tactical helicopters.
The arrival of the additional nine tactical helicopters was delayed until 2009/10 as the helicopters lacked the required capabilities and equipment.
However, that pledge did notfully meet the requirement, and an additional four light tactical helicopters are still being sought.
In addition, three tactical helicopters were not deployed because the taxiway that was to be constructed at the Malakal airport was not completed during the performance period.
To increase its visibility andimprove its credibility and deterrence effect, UNISFA aims to have two tactical helicopters deployed from Ethiopia as soon as possible.
Three tactical helicopters under letter-of-assist arrangements were not deployed during the period because the extension of the taxiway construction in Malakal, where the aircraft were to be deployed, was not completed.
In addition to the follow-up from the 7 October meeting,UNAMID informed the Government of the Sudan that four tactical helicopters, pledged by Ethiopia, might be deployed sooner than previously anticipated.
Other areas of Darfur are restricted in time and place, depending upon decisions of local officials, including for airspace, ground patrols andthe use of the mission's tactical helicopters.
The lower output was attributable to the delayed deployment of the tactical helicopters(5 helicopters from 16 February 2010) and the fact that the tactical helicopters were not cleared to undertake armed flights.
The Government of the Sudan took note of the reiterated request of UNAMID to secure the necessary colocation of the approximately 180 personnel responsible for operating, servicing andsecuring Ethiopian tactical helicopters.
In accordance with the AMIS concept of operations, the six light tactical helicopters would act as force multipliers and assist in the protection of civilians at risk, AMIS and United Nations personnel, as well as equipment, installations and assets.
The Operation contracted a total of 11 fixed-wing and 29 rotary-wing commercial aircraft but was unable to receive 3 fixed-wing surveillance aircraft and9 military tactical helicopters that were also approved in the budget.
These additional forces have included two tactical helicopters, one level II medical unit and 500 additional troops to supplement a unit to be transferred to UNMISS from the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations is continuing discussions with troop contributors andkey stakeholders concerning provision of the remaining two light tactical helicopters, as well as the additional missing units.
With the exception of Ethiopia's pledge of four light tactical helicopters, credible offers for utility helicopters and the remainder of the light tactical helicopters, aerial reconnaissance aircraft, and logistics and transport units remain outstanding.
During the 2011/12 period, UNAMID operated 9 of the 10 planned fixed-wing aircraft and 30 of the 33 rotary-wing aircraft,including five tactical helicopters, in 31 locations, including five airports(El Fasher, Nyala, El Geneina, Khartoum and Entebbe) and 26 helipads.
It is anticipated that aviation assets will include one Dash fixed-wing aircraft; one Mi-26 heavy-lift helicopter, shared among UNMISS, UNAMID andUNISFA; and two utility helicopters and two tactical helicopters located in Abyei.
Prior to the outbreak of fighting between SAF and JEM in October,UNAMID tactical helicopters conducted aerial reconnaissance operations without restriction. On 20 December, armed tactical helicopters were also used to fly into Khor Abeche at the time of the clashes.
The Operation will continue to strive to attain pledges from troop-contributing countries for critical military operational requirements to meet the priority mandateof protection of civilian, including lift and tactical helicopters.