text: l&WAGmEPlT BQ MEDICAL RECRUITING ollm- ICGISTICS I4ANAGrnT HG 7-7 TTUJTS~S PATm PRISOAERS L BOLTlBl3S tYI%JDESTS CADm IiWMDUALS CRE4!CRNGSTUDENT cm mm SlwDrn l A list of the abbreviations use, . -6g- List of abbreviations ACFT ADMIN ADP AGY CMD CNTL COMM DEMO DEV DEVELOP EXPLOR FCS FED HQ INFRASTRUCT INTEL (L) MAAGS MAINT MGMT MIL MIL GPS MOB MSL MSNS NAT OTH PERS PROJ SPT STRAT SUPT SURV SYS TACAIR WARN WWMCCS Aircraft Administration Automated data processing Agency COIIlIUWd Control Communications Demonstration Development Development Exploratory Forces Federal Headquarters Infrastructure Intelligence Military Assistance Advisory Groups Maintenance Management Military Military L&sistanccT Groups Mobility Missile Missions National Other Personnel Project Support Strategic support Surveillance System Tactical aircraft Warning World Wide Military Command and Control System / . . . APPENDIX II Communications from other States "P---.._------- INDIA Considering the basic fact that six States account for more than 00 per cent ,of the total global military expenditures, India has consistently taken the j,positicn that the question of reduction of military budCets is primarily a uolitical hmatter, which can be resolved through parallel actions based on a policy of-mutual example by the States concerned. Further, keeping in view the essential link between disarmament and development, India has also stressed that the funde released by reductions in militar-y expenditures should be used for providing additional assistance to developing countries over and above Trhat they were already receivina. PHILIPPIBES The Philippines *.. at present cannot participate in the Pre-Test. The Philippine Government is currently studyinll; the recommended format with the end in view of proposing another format. UNITED KIiVGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND MORTBERN IRELAND The United Kingdom fully supports the aim of Ereater openness in the reporting of military budgets, which would contribute to the building of confidente among 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing international relations, military budgets, and disarmament. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a focus on international governance and policy-making. The text also touches on economic development, as it mentions the use of released funds for providing assistance to developing countries.