-
against Vietnamese occupation as a
commander of the Armée
Nationale Sihanoukiste. In 1991,
Chakrapong left
Funcinpec to join the
Cambodian People's Party...
-
Armed Forces (KPNLAF) and the
Sihanouk National Army (Armée
nationale sihanoukiste – ANS, see also: FUNCINPEC).
During the next decade, both
factions operated...
- was
complemented by a
small resistance army
known as Armée
Nationale Sihanoukiste [ru] (ANS). He
appointed In Tam, who had
briefly served as
prime minister...
-
National Liberation Front (KPNLF), and the
royalist ANS (Armee
Nationale Sihanoukiste). However, the
Khmer Rouge remained the
dominant military force within...
- was
complemented by a
small resistance army
known as Armée
Nationale Sihanoukiste [ru] (ANS). He
appointed In Tam, who had
briefly served as
Prime Minister...
-
Sihanouk was made its President. In
September 1982,
Armee Nationale Sihanoukiste [ru] (ANS) was
formed by the
merger of
several pro-FUNCINPEC resistance...
-
became the
chief of
staff and commander-in-chief of Armée
nationale sihanoukiste.
Ranariddh became Secretary-General of
FUNCINPEC in 1989, and its president...
-
Group of Companies, a news
organization in
Azerbaijan Armée
Nationale Sihanoukiste [ru], a
Cambodian resistance group; see
Coalition Government of Democratic...
- Sihanouk's son, who
commanded FUNCINPEC's
military arm, the Armée
Nationale Sihanoukiste (ANS), to
arrange military cooperation between the
three movements. By...
- the
KPNLF and its
armed forces, the KPNLAF, and the Armée
Nationale Sihanoukiste supporting Norodom Sihanouk all
recruited and
trained troops in the border...
