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AIR TRANSPORTATION: The Legend Continues

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PEACEKEEPING: The Island Disease

COUNTER-TERRORISM: It's Just Business

ATTRITION: Drug Casualties And Collateral Damage

NIGERIA: Rebels Rebel

WARPLANES: North Korea Goes Retro

PROCUREMENT: Another F-35 Failure

SUBMARINES: It Is Now A Six Pack

IRAQ: For A Few Dollars More

LEADERSHIP: Problem Solved

INDONESIA: Sacrifices Must Be Made

SEA TRANSPORTATION: China And India, Together At Last

SURFACE FORCES : Avengers Upgraded

WARPLANES: Small Force, Huge Border

INFANTRY: Escaping From Death And Victory

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June 27, 2003

Former members of the Angolan UNITA rebel organization selected Isaias Ngola Samakuva as party president. Essentially, Samakuva replaces Jonas Savimbi. UNITA is well along the road to becoming a political party. UNITA has 70 parliamentary seats in the Angolan parliament (out of 223). Meanwhile, the Angolan government chose a new chief of staff. General Agostinho Sanjar Fernandes Nelumba will now run the armed forces.

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