| In 1992 the government authorized the first postwar use of Japanese forces outside the country for noncombatant UN-sponsored peacekeeping operations. |
| The Royal Engineers are the men who are looked on in training as a noncombatant force, with safe jobs. |
| Assassination means the killing or wounding of a selected noncombatant for a political or religious motive. |
| They manned anti-aircraft guns and filled noncombatant roles. |
| But gaps still remain in adequately addressing the issues of girl combatants and girls and boys in their roles as noncombatant labourers. |
| Hence Germany could apparently sink vessels with impunity so long as the noncombatant victims belonged to other nationalities. |
