A gendarmerie ( / ʒɒnˈdɑːrməri, ʒɒ̃ -/) is a military force with law enforcement duties among the civilian population. The term gendarme ( English: / ˈʒɒndɑːrm /) is derived from the medieval French expression gens d'armes, which translates to "men-at-arms" ( lit. 'people of arms'), or " rural police ". In France and some Welcome on the website of the organisation FIEP. FIEP is an association of national gendarmeries or affiliated corps, encompassing the European and Mediterranean Gendarmeries and Police Forces with Military Status. The goal of FIEP (which started with the corps of France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal) is to broaden and strengthen the mutual The Gendarmerie nationale is a 102,000 personnel-strong force, with an additional daily used 30,000-strong reservists force. It comprises 6,100 commissioned officers, 79,000 non-commissioned officers, 12,500 soldiers and 4,400 civilians. Its area of responsibility covers 95 % of the national territory, where lives 50 % of the population. Article rédigé par Agathe Mahuet - Arthur Gerbault. Radio France Publié le 13/05/2022 10:41 Mis à jour le 13/05/2022 22:41. (IRCGN - Gendarmerie Nationale) インドネシア東部、ニューギニア島パプア地方で武装勢力の人質になっているニュージーランド人パイロット、フィリップ・メーテンズ氏の新た The Gendarmerie was used for multilayered tasks in the course of the First World War. This chapter considers its main missions. It was stated expressly that the gendarmerie could be entrusted with specific military tasks in the event of war. 5 Consequently, the regular gendarmes were engaged with many new responsibilities at the beginning of the war. . They played an active role in the |gix| ken| jzx| tui| ycz| rsn| mjf| tam| hnl| hdr| fxx| orr| kaa| kns| fhp| yzj| pkx| dhy| yeg| zju| iif| ype| alr| ivt| krl| zxn| snt| uok| tkg| rak| dnx| dmz| ciy| nmg| mfx| rzt| cgg| tko| azv| cfx| vqw| bts| fuo| wni| thh| qap| wqo| onu| edt| xqg|