Industrial Applications of ASF+SDF Mark van den Brand,1 Arie van Deursen,2 Paul Klint,1 2 Steven Klusener,2 4 and Emma van der Meulen3 1 University of Amsterdam, Kruislaan 403, 1098 SJ Amsterdam

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Section 4. Transition to a Ministry and Stipulation of International Peace Cooperation Activities as SDF’s Primary Mission8 The Defense Agency became the Ministry of Defense (MOD) on January 9, 2007. At the same time,

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Section 4. Activities to bind the public and the SDF The SDF plays more roles than simply the defense of the country laid out in the National Defense Program Guidelines (NDPG). By making the best of its organizational st

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Section 4 Efforts to Support International Peace Cooperation Activities The Ministry of Defense and the SDF are proactively undertaking international peace cooperation activities, working in tandem with diplomatic initia

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Section 4 Defense-Related Expenditures 1 Defense-Related Expenditures and Changes Defense-related expenditures include spending for maintaining and managing the SDF, improving living conditions in the neighborhoods of de

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