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 