- organisations.
During May 1977, a
Combined Operations headquarters (or "
Comops" as it was
referred to) was
formed to
direct the
activities of all Rhodesian...
-
planning staffs remained separate from
COMOPS, the
headquarters lacked the
ability to
develop high
quality plans.
COMOPS headquarters also did not include...
-
Comops is a
genus of
flies in the
family Tachinidae.
Comops ruficornis Aldrich, 1934 Argentina, Chile,
Ecuador Aldrich, J.M. (1934). "Tachinidae". Diptera...
- to
establish an
organisation known as
Combined Operations Headquarters (
COMOPS) in
Salisbury to co-ordinate the
efforts of each service. The Rhodesian...
- As with all
Special Forces in Rhodesia, by 1977, they were
controlled by
COMOPS (Commander,
Combined Operations)
Commander Lieutenant General Peter Walls...
- The
Commander Operations (
COMOPS) is a
senior Royal Navy
officer based at
Northwood Headquarters who
exercises operational command of all
national maritime...
-
Palgrave Macmillan, 2011. p. 14 "CSC
Center for
Strategic Communication |".
Comops.org.
Archived from the
original on 2012-04-27.
Retrieved 2016-06-02. H....
-
target of the
second attack was
reportedly General Peter Walls, head of the
COMOPS (Commander,
Combined Operations), in
charge of the
Special Forces, including...
-
securing protected villages – fell
under the
authority of
Combined Operations (
COMOPS),
headed by Lieutenant-General
Peter Walls. The
Zimbabwe National Army was...
- Army
Troop Information Unit was a
South African Army
Intelligence Corps COMOPS unit,
utilizing conscripts who had
completed university or
worked in a professional...
