MALAGASY NATIONAL POLICE

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Brought forward $158,308 0. Side-arms and Miscellaneous Police Equipment and Supply 100 S&W Combat Model 38 Revolvea- 10,000 Rounds 38 Special 1'8 Gr. Ammo 100 Holsters 7 Transistor Megaphones - 'Loud Hailer with, 2 sets of Batteries each- 7 Portable Spot & flood Lights with 2 sets of Batteries each 2 Portable Crime Lab sets 1 each ultraviolet & black lights FP Powder'and camel hair brushes Salary Travel & Subsistence for.one radio engineer for 6 months. *All prices-include freight costs to Madagascar *All vehicle costs include manufacturerts 2 year service kit and parts. - 81 . $01wc IF* Total $5,500 700 700 .770 '.420 470 85 294 412,500 0179p747
THE GENDARMERIE APPENDIX A 1. Due to the intense rivalry between the National Police and the Gendarmerie, and the attitude-of Minister Resamipa, it was decided to amend the Teamls Terms of Reference to exclude the Gendarmerie from di rect scrutiny or visits (page :15). However, during the course of the Survey of the National Police, the following observatidns were made-of the Gendarmerie. - 2. The Gendarmerie is '. military organization under the immediate direction of the Presidentts hecutive offices, and is considered to-be practically an integral. part.of the National Arn. They have no urban jurisdiction and patrol in rural areas only wheie there are no National Police. They may function as police in the "bush" areas except that they are not empowered to conduct criminal investigations, gather political intelligence or engage in anti-subversion activity. Any political or criminal violation must immediately be referred to the nearest National Police pout. They may also perform special duties delegated to them by the National Police. It was noted, for instance, that neatly uniformed and well disciplined Gendarmerie troops were deitailed for guard and security work at port installations in Tamatave and Majunga. 3. During the period of this survey, the Malagasy Army with a strength of 764 officers and men, as shown in the *F 1961 Budget, was on -82- WON N
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SURVEY REPORT on the MALAGASY NATIO
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"ni MA4ASSW X. EVALUATION OF THE MA
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gUaMWIEI TULEAR ITINERARY 01-8MMAI
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a. A General Council which is respo
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Indigenous population: 5,096,770 Fo
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d. Production of peanuts and sugar
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II. BACKGROUND OF THE SURVEY TEAM'S
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guns B. ICA/W Action 8 GMC personne
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its findings, with its recommendati
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in dire need of replacement. Althou
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IV. WORK PLAN A. During further mee
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LAMWS V. ORGANIZATION OF THE MALAGA
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municipal and police authorities on
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Ammunition Location 8 /m Flying Bri
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ORGANIZATION OF THE NATIONAL POLICE
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VL INSPECTIONS A. National Police G
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Page 41 and 42: Lifting and developing latent finge
Page 43 and 44: E. Police School .1. The Police Sch
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Page 49 and 50: 1000 miles long and 300 riles wide.
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Page 55 and 56: A. Tamatave VII. FIELD TRIPS 1. On
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Page 63 and 64: his personal situation because of l
Page 65 and 66: 1. The Tulear Provincial and Urban
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Page 69 and 70: VIII.. CRIME STATISTICS At first, t
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Page 79 and 80: Guard-type patrol vessels and twin
Page 81 and 82: attention and estimated that there
Page 83 and 84: UNCtSSIW 2. radio communication. 3.
Page 85: 2. Simplex FM System in the 144 Me
Page 89 and 90: not available to the National Polic
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Page 93 and 94: 8. Physical description: Height 517
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