U.S. 1999 data for the UN Conventional Arms Register

Article Abstract:

Ninety nations voluntarily supply the United Nations Conventional Arms Register with data on exports and imports each May 31. The US missed the deadline by two months in 2000.

Reports, Military policy

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Ottawa Convention states-parties convene for second meeting

Article Abstract:

The meeting of 107 states and parties to the Ottawa Convention banning land mines met for the second time since the March 1, 1999 adoption of the Convention in Sept 2000 in Geneva. To date only 20 signatories are in compliance.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Mines, Military, Military mines

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UN conventional arms register shows export decrease in 1999

Article Abstract:

Of more nearly 5,400 weapons (including tanks, ACVs, heavy artillery, warships, missiles, aircraft and helicopters) exported in 1999 by 23 reporting nations, the US (1,839) sold more than a third.

International trade, Statistics, 1999 AD, Military assistance, American, American military assistance

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