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CIMIC
(redirected from Civil-military cooperation)

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CIMICcivil-military cooperation (US DoD)
CIMICCoopération Civilo-Militaire (French: Civil-Military Cooperation; Eurocorps; NATO)
CIMICCivil Military Coordination
CIMICCenter for Information Management, Integration, and Connectivity (Rutgers)
CIMICCentral Illinois Mosque and Islamic Center (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign)
CIMICCivil Military Control


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Canadian civil-military cooperation (CIMIC) is currently evolving and endeavouring to define itself.
Evolution of civil-military cooperation (CIMIC) by Longhurst, Graham M. / The Canadian Army Journal
Build a cadre of officers that can address and further HIV/AIDS policy and programs, including civil-military cooperation.
Defense Cooperation with India--expanding again by Winston, Greg / DISAM Journal
As another example, civil-military cooperation centers, or CIMICs, existed at the brigade, division, corps and IFOR levels.
Civil-military marriage counseling: can this union be saved? by Siegel, Adam B. / Special Warfare
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