Ceneue 8 Numerioal data on foreign military or civilian pereonnel acting in an advisory aapaaity on mttere of defenae and/or eeaurity. Military inetallation8 Eetsbliohment or infraetruoturo inaludinq airfielda, barracks, forte, camps, air and sea or eimilsr inotallationa under military juriediction, and their qcoyraphical loerstion. Orqanization and equipment ohart (OEC) I documen’ dercribing the mieeion, orqanization, equipment, capabilities and limitationa of a standard military unit at ite various levels. Military equipment, Individual and colleotive, nationally- or foreign-owned material, not including weapon8 , used by a military forue for ito day-to-day living and operations. Cleeeification of weapons1 (a) By nature1 (A) Conventional. (ii) Chemical. (iii) Biological. (iv) Radiological. (b) BY ranges (i) Short: individual and collective portable weapone. (ii) Metliumr non-portable eupport weapons (mottare, howitzers and 13annons) . (iii) Lonyr rockets and guided mieeilee, eubdivided into8 (a) Short-range rockets, with a maximum range of lea8 than twenty 420) kilometrea. (b) Long-range rockets, with a range of twenty (20) kilometre6 or more) / . . . A/40/737 s/17549 gnsliah Paqe 62 (0) short-ranqe quided miesiles, with a m4nimurn range 0e one hundred (100) kilometres8 (d) Medium-tenqe quided missiles, with a ranqe of between one hundred (100) and five hundred (500) kilometres) (e) L,onq-ranqe quided missiles, with a range of five hundred (500) kilometres or more, (c) BY calibre and weiqht: 1. Liqht a one hundred and twenty (120) millimetres or lees1 2. Medium: more than one hundred and twenty (120) and lese than one hundred and eixty (160) millimetres) 3. Heavy I more than one hundred and sixty (160) and lees than two hundred and ten (210) millimetres) 4. Very heavyr more than two hundred and ten (210) millimstreQl (d) By trajectory; (i) Weapons with a Elat trajectory. (ii) Weapon8 with a curved trajectory. (a) Mortars) (b) Howi tzere) (c) Cannone 1 (d) Rocketal (0) By meana of troneportetiona 1. on foot1 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to military matters, specifically describing various types of military equipment, installations, and personnel. The language used is technical and detailed, suggesting that the text is intended for a specialized audience, possibly military or government officials. The focus on military equipment, installations, and personnel suggests that the text is not related to human rights, humanitarian aid, or culture, which are often associated with humanitarian aid and relief.

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Military, Science and technology