Defense Review. No.10(1984)andUSNewsandWorldReport. 20AU'Just 1984.It Should benotedthattheSoviet Uniondoesnotusetheterm"aircraft-carrier". lQ!GeraldGreen, "C3I:theinvisible hardware", seapower. April1983. 21/Or'Janization oftheJointChiefsofStaff,UnitedStatesMilitary posture for~1985. pp.58-59. 22/TheUSSNautilus travelled fromthePacific OceantotheAtlantic Ocean inJulyandAU'Just 1958.passin'J theNorthPolesubmer'Jed on3AU'Just. 1lIUSNewsandWorldReport. 5March1984. I...A/40/535 English Page94 ~Christopher Mayer,·Piracy today·, L1oyd'S Nautical YearBook1985 (L10yd's ofLondonPress,1984). 12/FortheteKtsofthemultilateral treaties referred toin paragraphs 229-240, seeStatusofMultilateral ArmsRegulation andDisarmament Agreements, 2nded.(United Nations pUblication, SalesNo.E.83.IX.5). 26/SeeCmnd.6198(London, H.M.Stationery Office, 1975). ~/FortheteKtsofthebilateral agreements referred toin paragraphs 242-245, seeGo1dh1at, op.cit. 28/Theearliest General Assembly resolution onthesubject ofAfricaasa denuc1earized zonewas1652(XVI)of24November 1961.Thereafter, other resolutions havebeen2033(XX)of3December 1965,32/81of12December 1977, 33/63of14December 1978,34/76Aof11December 1979,35/146Bof 12December 1980,36/86Bof9December 1981,37/74Aof9December 1982,38/181A of20December 1983and39/61of12December 1984. 29/Inaddition toresolution 2832(XXVI)of16December 1971,andresolution 2992(XXVII) of15December 1972,otherresolutions adopted havebeen3080(XXVIII) of6December 1973,3259A(XXIX)of9December 1974,3468(XXX)of 11December 1975,31/88of14December 1976,32/86of12December 1977,5-10/2of 30June1978,33/68of14December 1978,34/80AandBof11December 1979,35/150 of12December 1980,36/90of9December 1981,37/96of13December 1982,38/185of 20December 1983and39/149of17December 1984. 2£/See,foreKample, resolutions 36/102of9December 1981,37/118of 16December 1982,38/189of20December 1983and39/153of17December 1984. ll(Arkinandothers, op.cit. 32/Geoffrey Tillandothers, Maritime StrateQY intheNuclear Age,2nded. (NewYork.St.Martin's Press.1984),p.203. 1lISeenote14. l!/Comprehensive StUdyonConfidence-building Measures (United Nations pUblication, SalesNo.E.82.IX.3), para.160. ~/Goldb1at. op.cit••pp.122-131. ~/UnitedNations, TreatySeries. vol.75,No.971. 12/Go1db1at. op.cit.,pp.239-252. I ...A/40/535 English Page95 ANNEXI Examples ofmeasures ofnavalarmslimitations andrelated matters priorto1945 Demilitarization treaties 1817 Rush-Bagot Treaty between GreatBritain (Canada) andtheUnited States. Limitation ofarmaments intheGreatLakesarea. 1856 ParisPeaceTreaty. Demilitarization oftheshoresoftheBlack Seaandnon-fortification oftheAalandIslands. 1863 TreatyofLondon·neutralization" oftheIonianIslands (Corfu, Paxos,Levkas, Ithaka, Kefallinia andZante). 1878 TreatyofBerlin. Non-fortification and"denavalization" ofthe LowerDanube(vessels ofwarprohibited belowtheIronGates); closing oftheterritorial watersofMontenegro to"thesh.ipsof warofallnations·. 1881 TreatyofBuenosAiresbetween Argentina andChile. Demilitarization oftheMagellan Straits. 1905 TreatyofPortsmouth. Non-fortification ofSakhalin andthe adjacent islands. 1920 ParisTreaty onSpitzbergen (Svalbard). Norwayundertook notto establish anynavalbasesorotherfortifications ontheislandS. 1920 PeaceTreatyofDorpat. Demilitarization ofFinnish territorial watersintheFinnish GUlf,LakeLadogaandtheArcticOcean. 1921 AalandIslands Convention. Confirmation andextension ofthe demilitarization effected bythe1856ParisTreaty. 1923 PeaceTreatyofLausanne. Resulting intwonavaldemilitarization projects: (a).Demilitarized zonesalongtheshoresoftheStraits of Dardanelles andBosphorus. Demilitarized islands inthesea ofMarmara; (b)Demilitarization oftwogroupsofislands intheAegeanSea, onegroupwestoftheDardanelles (Samothraki, Imbros, Lemnos, Tenedos andRabbitIslands) andoneflanking theapproaches to theGulfofSmyrna (Mytilene, Chios, SamosaandNikaria). 1936 Montreux Convention ontheTurkishStraits. Rescission ofthe Lausanne demilitarization oftheshoresofthestraits. New provisions onpassage ofwarships intimeofpeaceandintimeof war. I...A/40/535 English Page96 OtherArmsControl Measures 1856 Declaration ofParisrespecting maritime law.Agreement notto seizeenemygoodsonneutral vessels orneutral goodsonenemy
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