4. SPORTS EVENTS

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4. SPORTS EVENTS

CISM Secretary General:
Colonel Alexandre Morisod, Master in Sport Management (SUI)
Authors:
Lieutenant Commander ANDRÉ MELLO (BRA)
WO Jacimar CAVALCANTE (BRA)
Editor:
Colonel Jorge Ribeiro (BRA)
Design of Cover page:
Lieutenant Commander Tonery Pernambucano (BRA)
Published by:
CISM Headquarters
Rue Jacques Jordaens, 26
1000 Brussels (BEL)
Edition 4
April 2012
Official publication of the International Military Sport Council (CISM). No part of this publication may
be reproduced in any form without the prior written permission of CISM HQ.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. WELCOME BY SECRETARY GENERAL
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2. PREFACE BY EDITOR
5
SPORT EVENTS
3. LIST OF THE CURRENT PCSC
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4. SPORTS EVENTS: OVERVIEW OF THE LAST 5 YEARS
13
SPORT EVENTS IN CISM (OVERVIEW 2007-2011)
15
WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIPS (OVERVIEW 2007-2011)
15
WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIPS – ORGANIZERS PER CONTINENT (OVERVIEW 2007-2011)
15
WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIPS – ORGANIZERS PER COUNTRY (OVERVIEW 2007-2011)
16
5. STATISTICS ON THE 2011 WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIPS
17
LIST OF OCR IN 2011
19
PARTICIPATING MISSIONS (PER CONTINENT)
20
CANCELLED WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIPS
20
CISM WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIPS NOT ORGANIZED
20
PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES
21
DOPING TESTS PERFORMED IN 2011
25
OUT OF THE COMMITMENTS IN 2011
26
CISM WORLD RECORDS SET IN 2011
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6. SUMMARY REPORTS ON 2011 WMC - 5th MILITARY WORLD GAMES 2011
29
SUMMARY REPORT (SKIING)
31
SUMMARY REPORT (AERONAUTICAL PENTATHLON)
33
SUMMARY REPORT (BASKETBALL)
35
SUMMARY REPORT (BOXING)
37
SUMMARY REPORT (EQUESTRIAN)
39
SUMMARY REPORT (FENCING)
41
SUMMARY REPORT (FOOTBALL)
43
SUMMARY REPORT (JUDO)
45
SUMMARY REPORT (MARATHON)
47
SUMMARY REPORT (MILITARY PENTATHLON)
48
SUMMARY REPORT (MODERN PENTATHLON)
51
SUMMARY REPORT (NAVAL PENTATHLON)
53
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SUMMARY REPORT (ORIENTEERING)
55
SUMMARY REPORT (PARACHUTING)
57
SUMMARY REPORT (SAILING)
59
SUMMARY REPORT (SHOOTING)
60
SUMMARY REPORT (SWIMMING)
61
SUMMARY REPORT (TAEKWONDO)
64
SUMMARY REPORT (TRACK AND FIELD)
66
SUMMARY REPORT (TRIATHLON)
68
SUMMARY REPORT (VOLLEYBALL)
69
SUMMARY REPORT (BEACH VOLLEYBALL – Demonstration)
71
7. CALENDARS 2012/2013/2014
73
8. WORLD MILITARY GAMES OVERVIEW
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9. WOMEN IN CISM
81
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WELCOME BY THE SECRETARY GENERAL
Dear CISM friends,
It is a great pleasure to present this latest edition of the CISM Sports Brochure to you. The
CISM Sports Brochure is the result of a great job done by the CISM General Secretariat staff:
and compiles numerous CISM activities worldwide in the previous year. At the same time, I
would like to remind you that each of you have played an invaluable role so as to make the
visible excellence of the work performed in 2011.
Unlike 2010, we had in our 2011 calendar only two sport events. However, it did not mean
less hard work or less huge achievements. These two memorable events went beyond
everyone’s expectations. The 51st CISM World Military Skiing Championship broke the
record of the number of participating countries, and the 5th CISM World Military Games –
Rio de Janeiro – knew the highest number of achievements in the CISM World Games
history. The following facts are just few examples of the countless outstanding performances
in the Rio CISM Games:
The highest number of participating countries;
The highest number of participating countries per continent;
The highest number of athletes;
The highest number of Sport disciplines ever;
The biggest Travel Plan mobilization of all CISM Games editions, thanks to IOC
and FIFA;
The unquestionable success of the demonstration sport – Beach Volleyball.
It is noticeable that all the CISM Organizing standards were fairly raised in 2011, thanks to
the high quality teamwork of CISM Sports Commission, the Presidents of CISM Sports
Committee as well as CISM World Championship Section of the General secretariat and
above all, a smooth and efficient collaboration all together. That increased collaboration of the
CISM work force can be seen through the results showed in the year 2011.
Proudly, allow me to ask you to accept my sincerest gratitude for all your efforts to promote
CISM ideals and your dedication aiming at the success.
Friendship through Sport
The CISM Secretary General
Alexandre MORISOD
Colonel of the Swiss Army
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PREFACE BY THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS MANAGER
Dear CISM friends,
First of all, allow me to present this fourth edition of the CISM Sports Brochure to you. There
is no better feeling than the sensation of a mission accomplished. It is with a great pride that I
look back at 2011 and see a lot of important projects realized by the CISM family.
All those who could follow the hard work and progress of the CISM family during the last
year are able to realize how big the victory of CISM in 2011 was. There were many
challenges and uncertainties ahead of us. However, none of them was strong enough to stop
us or to take our focus away from the target. It was a year full of achievements when one of
our biggest dreams – the 5th Military World Games – came true.
The purpose of this brochure is to be a tool for the future endeavors of all PCSC, Delegations
and CISM members and it is also to be used as a disclosure of the CISM performance. I hope
that this publication will give you an insight into the situation as well as help you to easily
reach our common objective in CISM, which is to promote the Military Sports in order to
strength the Friendship Through Sports among the member countries Armed Forces.
I would like to thank the Brazilian Organizing Committee and the Bosnian Organizing
Committee for the Championships that they promoted in 2011, as well as all Delegations that
participated in the realization of the championships or even backed the CISM family. I
sincerely hope that we will keep on collaborating together in a smooth, friendly and
professional manner in the near future, as we have been doing for all those years.
The following years will also be tough, but I believe that together we can succeed again. We
now get to work again, looking forward to achieving our goals.
Friendship through Sport!
The CISM Sports Events Manager,
Jorge Ribeiro
Colonel of the Brazilian Army
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SPORTS EVENTS
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3. LIST OF THE 2011
PCSC
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8
Photo
Sport
Rank
Name
Country
e-mail
Phone numbers
adress
End of
appointment
Track &
Field / Cross
Country
Col
Vincenzo
Parrinello
Italy
[email protected]
[email protected]
Tel. : +39 06 51023560
Fax : +39 06 51023569
Mobile: +39 335 61682087
Centro Sportivo Guardia Di Finanza
Via Croviana, 120 - 00124
Castelporziano – Roma - ITALY
31 Dec 13
Basketball
Col
Gianni Amadio
Italy
[email protected]
Office: +39 0552704301
Fax: +39 0552704550
Mobile: +39 3293807719
Istituto Scienze Militari
Aeronautiche Viale
dell’Aeronautica 14
50144 Firenze - ITALY
31 Dec 13
Boxing
Cmt
James Hunt
Ireland
[email protected]
Tel. : (353-1) 804 22 87
Mobile: 353 86 8071520
Fax : (353-1) 836 78 22
Directorate of Training Defence
Forces Headquarters
Phone : +32 0 10/23.2571
Cel: +32 498/10 10 74
Fax : +32 2 701 3878
Base Lt-Col Charles Roman
Rue de la grande lecke
1320 Beauvechain - BELGIUM
31 Dec 10
Parkgate - Dublin 8 - IRELAND
30 May 11
(Date of his
retirement)
Cycling
Lt
Col
Wim de Geyter
Belgium
[email protected]
[email protected]
Equestrian
Lt
Col
Giulio Serafini
Italy
[email protected]
tel/fax +39-0774-63 00 29
mobile +39-338 16 49 694
Centro Militare Di Equitazione
Via Montelibrettese - 00010
Montelibretti – Roma - ITALY
31 Dec 11
[email protected]
Mobile: +40 - 744 38 32 53
Office: +40 - 21 63 42 712
Fax: +40 - 214130961
Army Sport Club
Steaua Bucharest
Ghencea Street, 35 Sector 6
Bucharest - ROMANIA
31 Dec 12
Fencing
Maj
Petre Ducu
Romania
9
Cameroon
[email protected]
[email protected]
Mobile: +(237) 9985-3077
Tel / Fax: +(237) 2222-0687
Ministère de la Défense
Direction des Sports, des Activités
Culturelles et Artistiques BP 1162
YAOUNDE - CAMEROON
31 Dec 11
Zafar Mehmood
Pakistan
[email protected]
TEL: +92-51 9261827 (OffFax)
+92-51 9261315 (Residence)
ACNS(Education)
Naval Headquarters,
Islamabad -PAKISTAN
31 Dec 11
Teodor Florin Popa
Romania
[email protected]
[email protected]
Tel/fax-offic: 0040-21 319
55 99
Mobile: 0040 721 403 257
0040 724 222 353
Romanian Ministry of Defense,
Street Izvor , nr.3 - 5,
Bucharest, ROMANIA
31 Dec 12
Romania
[email protected]
Office: +4021 3194 871 Ext
249
Fax: +4021 3195 960
Home: + 4021 4120 060
Mobile: +4072 3173 252
National Defense University
"Carol I"
Panduri Street nr 68-72
Bucharest - ROMANIA-
31 Dec 11
Italy
[email protected]
Office: +390832225441
Mobile: +393207987625
+393386866737
Fax: +390832225364
Scuola di Cavalleria
Via Massaglia
I – 73 100 - ITALY
31 Dec 11
United
States of
America
[email protected]
[email protected]
Tel: +49 (0) 711 680 6597
GSM: +49 (0) 151 2122
0827
HQ SOCEUR, UNIT 30400,
APO AE 09131
Stuttgart - GERMANY
31 Dec 13
[email protected]
Tel. : +46 (0)171.158.778
Mob: +46 (0)702.620.260
Fax : +46 (0)171.158.873
ACOS J7 NBG (F) HQ,LedR
Swedish Armed Forces
PI 920 SE-749 81
Enkoping - SWEDEN
31 Dec 11
Football
Lt
Col
Ayissi Dieudonné
Golf
Cdr
Handball
Lt
Col
Judo
Lt
Col
Viorel Ceascai
Military
Pentathlon
Lt
Col
Alessandro Trono
Modern
Pentathlon
Maj
James Gregory
Naval
Pentathlon
Lt
Col
Mikael Mikels
Sweden
10
30 Jul 11
(end of WMG 2011)
Aeronautical
Pentathlon
Cap
Peter Carlsson
Sweden
[email protected]
[email protected]
Office: +46 13283353
Mob: +46 766333721
Fax :
Special Flight Unit / F7
Hangar 15
581 98 Linkoping - Sweden
Orienteering
Lt
Col
Harald Østbye
Norway
[email protected]
[email protected]
Tel. : (47-62) 40 81 60
Mobile: (47-48) 99 28 95
Fax : (47-62) 40 81 63
Ole Kjernets veg 23
N-2409 Elverum - NORWAY
31 Dec 11
Parachuting
Col
Jean Dermine
France
[email protected]
Tel. : (33-3) 80695293
Fax : (33-3) 80695251
Gsm : (33-6) 1345 - 3059
21 Le Routoir – 38240
Meylan - FRANCE
31 Dec 11
Director Naval Personnel
Navy Headquarters
Department of Defense
Private Bag X104
Pretoria – South Africa
0001
31 Dec 14
South
Africa
[email protected]
Tel: +27.12.339.4391
GSM: +27.82.462.5666
Fax: +27.12.339.4187
Switzerland
[email protected]
Tel: (41- 55) 241 13 45
Fax : (41-55) 241 18 56
Gsm : 41 79 818 47 32
Säntisweg 14 CH-8630
Rueti ZH - SWITZERLAND
31 Dec 12
Jure Velepec
Slovenia
[email protected]
Office: +38614711034
Mobile: +38640171027
Fax: +38614711718
Generalštab SV, Sektor J-7
Vojkova 55
1000 Ljubljana - SLOVENIA
31 Dec 11
Elizabeth Vezina
Canada
[email protected]
Tel: (250) 363-1690
Cel: (250) 588-4795
Joint Task Force Games
Headquarters
PO Box 17000 Stn Forces
Victoria BC V9A 7N2
31 Dec 13
Sailing
Cdr
Bram Weller
Shooting
Col
Joseph Fischlin
Skiing
Maj
Swimming
Lt
Col
11
Korea Rep.
[email protected]
Cell : +49-1515-2584-784
+49-174-4182-456
Office: +49-030-8549-914
Freiherr Vom stein Str.4
10825 Berlin - GERMANY
31 Dec 12
Olivier Penin
France
[email protected]
[email protected]
Tel. : (33) 04 42 93 91 22
Gsm : (33) 06 83 01 98 14
115, rue Ginette Cau
13540 Puyricard - FRANCE
31 Dec 13
Col
Jorge Luiz Soares
Ribeiro
Brazil
[email protected] ;
[email protected]
Office: 005521 – 2295 2988
GSM: + 55 21 9642 9368
Comissão Desportiva do Exército
R. Floriano Peixoto Nr 6
Fortaleza de São João – Urca – RJ
CEP: 22291-120
31 Dec 10
Lt
Col
Marko Korpela
Finland
[email protected]
Tel: +358 9 181 46628 Mob:
+358 40 555 9981
Fax: +358 9 181 46560
National Defence University
Department of Education
PL 7, 00861 Helsinki - FINLAND
31 Dec 11
Taekwondo
Lt
Col
Seong Sup Lim
Triathlon
Comt
Volleyball
Wrestling
12
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4. SPORTS EVENTS:
OVERVIEW OF THE
LAST 5 YEARS
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4. SPORTS EVENTS: overview of the last 5 years
4.1. Sports Events in CISM (overview 2007-2011)
EVENTS
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
TOTAL
World Military Championships
19
19
15
18*
22**
93
Continental Championships
04
03
04
12
06
28
Regional Tournaments
50
49
51
117
102
369
st
(*) 1 WWMG Included
(**) 5th MWG and Beach Volley included.
4.2. World Military Championships participants (overview 2007 - 2011)
PARTICIPATION
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
TOTAL
Countries
474
378
295
276
667
2090
Officials
1208
1516
1143
883
366
5116
Male Athletes
2276
2216
1781
1655
3359
11287
Female Athletes
690
763
666
755
1198
4072
Referees
-
138
84
135
322
679
4.3. World Military Championships - organizers per continent (overview
2007 - 2011)
YEAR
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
TOTAL
%
AFRICA
01
00
01
00
00
2
2,10%
AMERICA
01
02
03
05
22(*)
33
34,73%
ASIA
13 (*)
01
00
02
00
16
16,84%
EUROPE
04
16
11
12
1
44
46,31%
TOTAL
19
19
15
19
23
95
100,00%
( * ) World Military Championships organized by India during the 4th CISM Military
World Games 2007 and by Brazil during the 5th CISM World Military Games 2011.
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4.4. World Military Championships - organizers per country (overview
2007-2011)
Nr
Country
1
BRA
2
CRO
3
GER
4
USA
5
CAN
6
EST
7
FIN
8
CZE
9
KOR
10
LTU
11
NED
12
SUI
13
SWE
14
AUT
15
AZE
16
BEL
17
BIH
18
BRN
19
BUL
20
DEN
21
ESP
22
FRA
23
GRE
24
IND
25
IRL
26
ITA
27
LAT
28
NAM
29
NOR
30
POL
31
RSA
32
SLO
33
SRB
34
SVK
35
TUR
36
VEN
TOTAL
2007
1
1
1
1
1
(*)
1
6
2008
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
19
2009
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
15
2010
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
(***)
1
(**)
1
17
2011
(#)
1
1
Total
4
3
2
1
58
( * ) - Not taking into consideration the organization of the 4th CISM MW Games (20 WMC).
( ** ) - Not taking into consideration the organization of the 1st CISM Cadet Games.
(***) - Not taking into consideration the organization of the 1st CISM Winter M W Games.
( #) - Not taking into consideration the organization of the 5th CISM MW Games (21 WMC).
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5. STATISTICS ON
THE 2011 WORLD
MILITARY
CHAMPIONSHIPS
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5. STATISTICS ON
CHAMPIONSHIPS
5.1
THE
2011
WORLD
MILITARY
List of OCR in 2011
Event
SKIING
OCR
Colonel Stefan Marginean (ROU)
AERONAUTICAL PENTATHLON
Lt Colonel Pedro Gagliardi (BRA)
BASKETBALL
Colonel Bernard Juma (BDI)
BOXING
EQUESTRIAN
Lt Colonel Walter Borghino (ITA)
Colonel John A. Forquer (USA)
FENCING
Colonel Mamby Koita (GUI)
FOOTBALL MEN
Lt Colonel A. Hakeem Al-Shino (BRN)
FOOTBALL WOMEN
Colonel Issa Diallo (MLI)
JUDO
Colonel Stefan Marginean (ROU)
MARATHON
MILITARY PENTATHLON
General Jacques Renaud (FRA)
General Johan Pucher (AUT)
MODERN PENTATHLON
Lt Colonel Teo Popa (ROU)
NAVAL PENTATHLON
ORIENTEERING
Colonel Flavio Marcondes Jr (BRA)
Lt Colonel Li Fo Sjoe (SUR)
PARACHUTING
Colonel Rinette Hume (NAM)
SAILING
Colonel Walter Van Velthoven (BEL)
SHOOTING
SWIMMING
General Georges Boutros (LIB)
General Doug Langton (CAN)
TAEKWONDO
Brigadier Bojan Pograjc (SLO)
TRACK & FIELD
Colonel Mesut CERIT
TRIATHLON
Colonel Jean-Marie OMPEBE
VOLLEYBALL
Lt-Colonel Suzana TKAVC
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5.2 Participating missions per continent in 2011.
WMC
SKIING
BASKETBALL
BOXING
EQUESTRIAN
FENCING
FOOTBALL
JUDO
MARATHON
MILITARY PENTATHLON
MODERN PENTATHLON
NAVAL PENTATHLON
ORIENTEERING
PARACHUTING
SAILING
SHOOTING
SWIMMING
TAEKWONDO
TRACK & FIELD
TRIATHLON
VOLLEYBALL
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
TOTAL
PERCENTAGE
AFRICA
AMERICA
ASIA
EUROPE
TOTAL
1
0
0
15
0
0
4
12
10
2
0
1
0
2
1
2
0
9
24
1
0
1
85
13,49%
1
3
4
9
7
7
7
8
7
7
5
2
7
9
8
12
5
8
13
7
4
2
142
22,54%
2
0
5
10
3
7
1
11
8
5
2
1
5
9
6
14
4
18
17
4
5
4
141
22,38%
18
6
3
11
4
8
3
23
15
17
9
7
17
18
11
23
9
10
27
16
4
3
262
41,59%
22
9
12
45
14
22
15
54
40
31
16
11
29
38
26
51
18
45
81
28
13
10
630
100,00%
5.3 Cancelled World Military Championships:
No cancelations in 2011.
5.4 CISM World Military Championships not organized:
1) Cycling
2) Golf
3) Handball
4) Wrestling
5) Cross Country
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5.5 Participating countries in 2011:
NUMBER
COUNTRY
NUMBER OF PARTICIPATION
1
Brazil
22
2
Germany
19
3
Italy
17
4
France
16
5
China
6
Korea Republic
7
Poland
8
United States of America
9
Ecuador
10
India
11
Argentina
12
Canada
13
Finland
14
Colombia
15
Norway
16
Qatar
17
Sweden
18
Uruguay
19
Chile
20
Switzerland
21
Bahrain
22
Lithuania
23
Serbia
24
Slovenia
25
Turkey
26
Belgium
27
Indonesia
28
Ireland
29
Kazakhstan
30
Netherlands
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
22
31
Pakistan
32
South Africa
33
Venezuela
34
Austria
35
D.P.R Korea
36
Denmark
37
Estonia
38
Suriname
39
Ukraine
40
Algeria
41
Czech Republic
42
Kenya
43
Kuwait
44
Morocco
45
Peru
46
Romania
47
Sri Lanka
48
Syria
49
Bosnia Herzegovina
50
Cameroon
51
Cyprus
52
Iran
53
Luxemburg
54
Spain
55
Trinidad & Tobago
56
Tunisia
57
United Arab Emirates
58
Dominican Republic
59
Greece
60
Latvia
61
Mali
62
Malta
63
Azerbaijan
8
7
6
5
4
3
23
64
Barbados
65
Belarus
66
Botswana
67
Former Yugoslavia Republic
68
Guinea Republic
69
Hungary
70
Jamaica
71
Lebanon
72
Lesotho
73
Namibia
74
Nigeria
75
Saudi Arabia
76
Senegal
77
Uganda
78
Albania
79
Angola
80
Bulgaria
81
Croatia
82
Jordan
83
Montenegro
84
Oman
85
Paraguay
86
Rwanda
87
Slovakia
88
Tanzania
89
Togo
90
Uzbekistan
91
Vietnam
92
Zimbabwe
93
Afghanistan
94
Bangladesh
95
Benin
3
2
1
24
96
Burkina Faso
97
Burundi
98
Cape Verde
99
Chad
100
Congo
101
Egypt
102
Eritrea
103
Gabon
104
Gambia
105
Guinea-Bissau Republic
106
Ivory Coast
107
Libyan
108
Mauritania
109
Niger
110
Portugal
111
Russia
112
Yemen
113
Zambia
1
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5.6 Doping tests performed in 2011
World Military Championship
SKIING
BASKETBALL
BOXING
EQUESTRIAN
FENCING
FOOTBALL MEN
FOOTBALL WOMEN
JUDO
MARATHON
MILITARY PENTATHLON
MODERN PENTATHLON
NAVAL PENTATHLON
ORIENTEERING
PARACHUTING
SAILING
SHOOTING
SWIMMING
TAEKWONDO
TRACK & FIELD
TRIATHLON
VOLLEYBALL
VOLLEYBALL (Beach)
TOTAL
Adverse
Number of tests
Analytical
Finding
Men
Women
Total
8
8
16
All Negative
10
0
10
All Negative
8
0
8
01 Positive
11
0
11
All Negative
5
1
6
All Negative
6
6
12
All Negative
12
0
12
All Negative
0
8
8
All Negative
10
8
18
All Negative
4
2
6
All Negative
17
7
24
All Negative
8
4
12
All Negative
5
5
10
All Negative
6
4
10
All Negative
6
4
10
All Negative
2
1
3
All Negative
16
13
29
All Negative
2
9
11
All Negative
8
8
16
All Negative
33
6
39
All Negative
5
5
10
All Negative
8
6
14
All Negative
2
2
4
192
107
299
All Negative
01
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5.7 Out of the commitments in 2011
Situation
World Military
Championship
Arrivals
Departure
Withdrawal
Absence
Early
Late
Unexpected
Early
Late
5th CISM MWG – Swimming
KOR – AZE
-
-
-
KOR - AZE
-
-
5th CISM MWG – Military
Pentathlon
-
-
-
KSA
-
-
-
5th CISM MWG – Equestrian
-
CHI
-
-
-
-
-
5th CISM MWG - Beach
Volleyball
-
-
ITA
-
-
-
-
5th CISM MWG - Shooting
-
-
-
DOM
BLR
-
-
5th CISM MWG – Sailing
-
-
-
-
SRB
-
-
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5.8 CISM Military World Records set in 2011
CISM Records: In 2011, 23 CISM World Records were set, namely:
1) Military Aeronautical Pentathlon:
World men team: 15.421 points – BRAZIL
Major Paulo Porto
Captain Eduardo Utzig
Captain Rafael Xavier
Lieutenant André Kuroswiski
2) Military Pentathlon:
Obstacle Run Men: 2:10,5 – DENMARK
Sergeant Daniel WOLLBRECHT
3) Shooting:
a) 50m Rifle 60 Prone Women:
NORWAY – Sergeant Hanne SKARPODDE: 598 points
b) 300m Standard Rifle 3 Positions:
NORWAY – Private Ole BRYHN: 590 points
4) Swimming:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
Women’s Team – 4 X 100 m Freestyle 3’ 45’’ 30 - CHINA
Women’s Individual – 50m Breaststroke Hongtao Zhang 31’’47 – CHINA
Women’s Individual – 50 m Freestyle Yang Li 25’’36 – CHINA
Women’s Individual – 100 m Butterfly Liuyang JIAO 57’’18 – CHINA
Women’s Individual – 400 m Freestyle Martina de MEMME 4’11’’60 – ITALY
Women’s Individual – 800 m Freestyle Martina de MEMME 8’37”09 – ITALY
5) Track and Field:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
Men's 100m – OGUNODE Femi Seun 10.07 – QATAR
Men's 200m – OGUNODE Femi Seun 20.46 – QATAR
Men's 5000m – KIPTOO Mark 13:06.17 – KENYA
Men's High Jump – BARSHIM Mutaz 2.29 – QATAR
Men's Pole Vault – WOJCIECHOWSKI Pawel 5.8 – POLAND
Women's 100m – SILVA Ana 11.28 – BRAZIL
Women's 200m SILVA Ana 23.01 – BRAZIL
Women's 400m COUTINHO Geisa 51.08 – BRAZIL
Women's 100m Hurdles TALAY Alina 12.95 – BELARUS
Women's Hammer Throw ZHANG Wenxiu 74.29 – CHINA
Women's 4x100m Relay Brazilian team 43.73 – BRAZIL
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6. SUMMARY REPORTS
ON 2011 WMC
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6. SUMMARY REPORTS
51st WORLD MILITARY SKIING CHAMPIONSHIP
Sarajevo – Bosnia and Herzegovina (21-26/02/2011)
SUMMARY REPORT
Participating Countries
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
AUT-BIH-BUL-EST-FIN-FRA-GER-ITA-LATLIB-MKD-MAR-NOR-PAK-POL-ROU-RUSSRB-SLO-SPA-SWE-SUI-USA
MNE
Total
Men
Women
200
140
60
Officials
99
Total
299
Official
CISM
Colonel Stefan MARGINEAN (ROU)
Representative
President
of
CISM
Maj. Jure VELEPEC (SLO)
Sport Committee
Communication,
Public Internet site: www.mod.gov.ba; Press Conference: 13p and
relation, Media coverage
DVD.
Disciplinary problems
- Nothing to report
Suggestions or remarks for the future
General Fair-play
Organizing
Committee
CSC
OCR
- Very good
- Nothing to report
Conclusions:
Organizing Committee organized first world level skiing
competition after more than 12 years, so It was noticeable their
lack of experience in some areas. Timing and shooting range
equipment used was also not as modern as it is usually used at
the world level events. Nevertheless, organizing committee has
put extremely big efforts, financial resources and enthusiasm in
the organization and finally they worked in a very good level
and in really positive and friendly atmosphere.
Suggestions:
To organize MWC in skiing at the end of the competition season
when all World cups are finished, so the participation of
athletes would be higher than this year.
Conclusions:
Excellent accommodation for both athletes and officials. All
chiefs of mission and team captains were accommodated in four
stars hotel. The athletes were accommodated in rooms with no
more than three beds. The dining facilities at the hotels
provided food that was of a high quality.
The organizers did their best for the progression and the
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development of the competition. They showed their
professionalism in all the aspects during this event. I was
impressed by the outstanding relationship between the civilian
and the military authorities in order to fulfill their task.
Suggestions:
They should use the experience gained during this
championship to organize other CISM events.
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54th WORLD MILITARY AERONAUTICAL PENTATHLON CHAMPIONSHIP
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (16-24/07/2011)
SUMMARY REPORT
ARG-BRA-CZE-ECU-FIN-NOR-ROU-SWE-TUR
Observer Countries
KOR
Number
Athletes
Total
Men
Women
39
39
-
Officials
16
Total
55
Official CISM Representative
Lt Colonel Pedro GAGLIARDI (BRA)
President of CISM Sport
Committee
Capt Peter CARLSSON (SWE)
- Internet Site: (www.rio2011.com.br ), Web corner,
information session.
- Pictures:
Communication, Public relation, http://www.flickr.com/photos/jogosrio2011/sets/721576
26461251095/
Media coverage
- Media Coverage:
http://www.approachclipping.com.br/visualiza_materia.a
sp?midia=T&idMateria=146551
- Nothing to report.
General Fair-play
- The fair-play reward was given to Argentina.
Organizing
Committee
CSC
- The CISM President for the Americas should encourage other
nations to participate in this discipline, as for instance, Chile, Peru
and Venezuela.
- A Regional Championship in South America should be organized
in order to keep MAP being practiced within this continent and
increase the level of the athletes.
Solidarity actions within CISM should also be enlarged to other
continents besides Europe (Romania). Former participants as
Belgium, France, The Netherlands, Russia and Poland should be
encouraged to return their participants in this discipline.
- There were two protests given within correct time, and money
was put for deposit. Both protests were accepted by the technical
jury and the money was refunded.
- At the enlarged PCSC meeting held during the championship the
President CSC encouraged the Nations to try to find possible
candidates for the committee. Three is too few and two more
would be desired.
- Argentina returns to MAP championships after a long period of
absence since 1993. Also Ecuador had his first participation this
year. Both nations were previously approached by Brazil,
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OCR
encouraging them to participate.
- Have a flat screen TV of minimum size 40” connected to the
result processing computer to view the results simultaneously with
the processing of the results.
- Review of the regulations:
To be addressed to the PCSC for further studies and analyses:
The silence in Ball Contest should be a recommendation and not
an obligation since it is very difficult to control the audience.
The athlete (as well as the pilot) must be able to remain
concentrated even with noise around him and perform their best
in any presented condition. Also, the silence in sports is a request
that drives off the public, what surely is not good for the discipline
development and CISM.
- Development of the discipline:
To be addressed to the Sports Department, Sports and Solidarity
Commission. Following the Brazilian initiative to persuade two
new nations to take part in this discipline, additional actions like
that should be implemented by CISM in Europe and Asia.
Countries like, France, The Netherlands, Belgium, Poland,
Denmark and Russia which already took part in MAP
Championships in the past, must be sensitized to return. I was told
that some nations withdraw their participation in MAP due to
some difficulties in overall training and, in especial, fencing.
Due to that, the MAP regulations were changed (since 2008) and
from the 6 contest only the 5 best results are being considerate in
the total final score. This change had in mind that some nations
could return their participation in MAP, since they could discard
fencing. However, most probably, none of the mentioned nations
are aware about the MAP regulations changes, so far.
Another suggestion refers to the attempt to sensitize new nations
as South Korea and China which will be more than welcome and
surely will increase the level of participants and performances. To
that, CISM should foster contacts and support the MAP CSC in a
structured plan of advertising and development within all CISM
nations.
Other actions could also be implemented as for instance a South
America MAP Cup. CISM should encourage the RDC America to
develop MAP in that continent, profiting the expertise presented
by Brazil. As mentioned by the PCSC report, other South
American nations should also be encouraged to participate (Peru,
Chile and Venezuela). As in MAP the majority of the all athletes
came from Air Force, this discipline should also be implemented in
Cadets Championships as for instance the South American Cadet
Championship (run by Unión Deportiva Militar Sudamericana UDMSA) and the CISM Cadet Games. Doing so, the future of the
discipline will be assured by new participants.
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51st WORLD MILITARY MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Rio de Janeiro – Brazil (16- 24 /07/2011)
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Number
Athletes
BRA-CAN-CYP-GRE-ITA-KAZ-KOR-LTUQAT-TRI-USA-UZB
KOR
Total
Men
Women
141
141
Officials
-
Total
141
Colonel Bernard JUMA (BDI)
President of CISM Sport Committee
Colonel Gianni Amadio (ITA)
Communication, Public relation,
Media coverage
General Fair-play
Organizing
Committee
CSC
-
-
Excellent. Winner of fair-play award: KOR
Suggestions:
The training arenas must be very close to the Athletes' Villages;
The synchronization matrix should be as detailed as possible in
order to distribute it to other Areas involved in Championship.
This step greatly facilitated the coordination of actions;
A list of drugs banned by WADA in English must be prepared and
it must be showed to any athlete during your care in health care
stations to athlete make sure that there is any problem with the
medicine used.
The anthems and flags must be confirmed in the Technical
Meeting next to each delegation.
A meeting between the management of competition and the media
is very important in order to standardize procedures and work out
details judged interesting by both parties.
Accreditation should be ready with at least fifteen days prior to
verification and correction of failures up to a week before Games.
Conclusion
Tournament organization was excellent; the game venue was
Olympic standard. Game organization and management were
superb. Special appreciation and recognition must be directed to
Major Renato Serano and Major Eduardo Camilo Martinez both
of the host nation organization committee. Their expertise and
assistance to the CSC was greatly appreciated.
Accommodations for the participants were also first-rate and the
friendly environment helped promote friendship through sport.
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OCR
We express our sincere appreciation to our Brazilian hosts for
their organization and commitment to CISM.
Suggestions
As mention above, ensure there is at least one day off during
competition especially with tournaments of 10 or more teams.
Additionally, final placement games should also be played, even if
it is one more additional game to determine the final position. This
will ensure that costs and travel are compensated with additional
game plus teams will not have several days without play.
-
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54th WORLD MILITARY BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP
Rio de Janeiro – Brazil (16- 24 /07/2011)
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
ALG-BAR-BEN-BRA-BUR-CHN-COL-DENDOM-ECU-EST-FRA-GER-GUI-IND-INA-IRLITA-JAM-KAZ-KEN-KOR-LTU-MLI-MLTMAR-NAM-NED-NGR-PAK-PRK-QAT-SENRSA-SUR-SYR-TRI-TUN-TUR-UGA-UKRUAE-ZAM-CMR-USA
STP - THA
Total
Men
Women
225
225
Officials
109
Total
334
Lt Col Walter BORGHINO
Cmdr James HUNT (IRL)
- Internet site: www.rio2011.mil.br; Cyber
corner; information session; DVD media.
A negative attitude was related to the refereeing
of the final between Mohamed Ouadahi and
Robenilson Jesus, when the Algerians didn’t
accept the verdict in favors of the Brazilian
competitor.
General Fair-play
- Excellent.
Conclusion
Event like that should help to improve the image of boxing in our
Organizing country, making the mode earn more adepts.
Committee
Suggestion
Update the CISM boxing regulations according to the rules of
AIBA.
Conclusion
Communication,
Media coverage
Public
0
relation,
The Championships were organized in an excellent manner. The
local organizing committee and especially Cmdr Jorge Chater
worked tirelessly to ensure the success of the championships.
Conditions for participation were excellent.
CSC
The increase in entries is very encouraging for CISM Boxing
despite the current state of the world economy.
The one negative point was the poor behavior of the Algerian
coaches. In the preliminary stages the assistant coach was
reprimanded after trying to put pressure on a doctor to stop a
bout. More serious, during a finals match the Algerian head
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coach completely ignored his boxer during a full minute break
between rounds. He had become so enraged with the published
score of the match at that point that he spent the valuable minute
verbally abusing the officials rather than looking after his athlete.
This behavior is unacceptable and compromised the performance
of his athlete.
Suggestions
More pressure from every arm of CISM to be put on Nations
who regularly participate with large teams in CISM Boxing but
do not organize a championship.
All participating
championship.
nations
should
bring
referees
to
a
New PCSC and CSC new members should be ratified at the
CISM BOD meeting in autumn 2011.
OCR
Conclusion
The BOXING championship has been leaded in the best possible
way, thanks to the efforts of all the people involved. The
professionalism and expertise of James Hunt, which was at his
last competition, have been created the favorable environment to
fulfill of the engagements and commitments. The venue was very
attractive and adequate to host all the people, athletes, officials,
referees etc. All the infrastructures were absolutely
extraordinary for this event. The job of the volunteers was very
professional, with all the people were very available and prompt
to answer to all the inputs. The only inadequate thing was the
attention devolved to the OCR and to his role. Not all the people
(in principle the technical responsible from the Brazilian boxing
confederation...) had the idea of the role and function of the OCR
that sometimes was treated as a trouble.
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19th WORLD MILITARY EQUESTRIAN CHAMPIONSHIP
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
ARG-AUT-BRA-BRN-CHI-COL-ECUFRA-ITA-KUW-LUX-PAR-QAT-URU
Total
Men
Women
73
72
01
Officials
24
Total
97
Colonel John A. FORQUER (USA)
Lt-Col Giulio SERAFINI (ITA)
Communication, Public relation, Media - Internet site: www.rio2011.mil.br; Cyber
coverage
Corner, press conference (15 people),
information session, Video –
www.rio2011.mil.br – Video center
- CHI: Arrival before the planned date.
- Present in each competition. Thanks for
General Fair-play
the perfect organization and sport attitude
of all competitors;
- Fair-play award went to Colombia.
Conclusion:
Everything went as planned. There were no unexpected incidents
whatsoever, neither complains from delegates and competitors
Organizing concerning the competition
Committee
Suggestions:
To give continuity to the Jump Competition with the horses
provided by the Organizing Committee and the respective
necessary adaptation, which have apparently worked very well.
Conclusion:
Best organization than ever;
Success participation of spectators and very high level of horses
CSC
and riders.
Suggestions:
Repeat the formula adopted for jumping: Drawing of lots among
all countries.
Remarks:
UNIFORMS. The specific regulation for the equestrian
competition need to be modified and clarified. The CISM
OCR
regulations require that athletes wear uniforms for opening and
closing ceremonies. Traditionally the CISM Equestrian events
require riders to wear a uniform with jacket and tie. The
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problem arises from the fact that in many countries, military
members that are not rank or officers or sergeants DO NOT
HAVE a jacket uniform, only a short sleeve shirt uniform.
According to the FEI regulations: “1.7 – Members of armed
services, police and gendarmerie, members and employees of
military establishments and if national studs may wear civil or
service dress.”
RECOMMENDATION: Those CISM Equestrian regulations be
modified and include the following: “CISM equestrian athletes
are REQUIRED to wear MILITARY uniform jacket and tie. For
countries that DO NOT have a uniform and jacket as part of
their military uniform wardrobe (occasionally sergeant and
bellow), black civilian dress riding jacket (whit tie) will be worn.
Chiefs of delegation will certify that, specific to their country,
there is no appropriated military jacket available for their
athletes. ACCORDNGLY, the CoD will request (one month in
advance) to the PCSC and OCR for final approval to permit the
wearing of an appropriate civilian dress jacket”.
Conclusion:
Olympic! The equestrian event was executed with absolute
perfection from the beginning to end. Every detail for the course,
crowd control, media, athletes, delegates and the many high level
military and civilian representatives was attended to, flawlessly.
The number of volunteers was at least 200 and they ensure that
no detail was overlooked. The organizers committee led by Col
Mosquero from Brazil and he was superb diplomat for CISM’s
motto FRIENDSHIP THROUGH SPORT. My recommendation
to CISM is that he be formally recognized with an appropriate
medal. The technical mastermind of the event was the PCSC,
LtCol Serafini, Italy. His expertise is SECOND TO NONE. This
superior officer ensure that ever technical detail of the event was
Olympic standard and in strict compliance with the International
Equestrian Federation (FEI) regulation. It is a tremendous loss to
CISM that after 18 years with CISM, and the coordination of 13
Equestrian World Championship that LtCol Serafini will retire.
He is a true professional, ambassador of peace, and great friend
to all of us in CISM. Farewell my Friend, FAREWELL. It is my
strongest recommendation to LtCol Serafini by awarded the
highest appropriate CISM Medal.
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43rd WORLD MILITARY FENCING CHAMPIONSHIP
Rio de Janeiro – Brazil (16 – 24/07/2011)
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
ARG-BRA-BRN-CAN-CHI-CHN-COLGER-HUN-INA-IND-ITA-KOR-KUWLBA-ROU-POL-SUI-SWE-URU-UKRVEN
Total
Men
Women
198
131
Officials
48
Total
246
67
Col Dorah-Mamby KOITA (GUI)
Major Petre DUCU (ROU)
Communication, Public relation, Media
coverage
- Internet site: www.rio2011.mil.br; Cyber
corner; Press conference; information
session.
-
General Fair-play
Excellent
Conclusion
The competition had a high technical level of organization and
competition. Some countries were unable to attend due to
coincidence with the timing of the European Fencing
Championship. The format adopted in the competition was
Organizing different from the normal development of the CISM but was
Committee necessary for the conduct of the competition. We had a team
competition and an individual separately.
Suggestion
To adopt for the Military World Games competition the same
format that was used in Rio 2011. If you check with the FIE for
no coincidence of dates of competition.
Conclusion
CSC
Brazil’s organizing team assembled a first class world
championship competition that should be one of the standards
for all military fencing competitions worldwide.
The competition has used the FIE format in developing of the
event due to the higher number of participants (instead of unique
pool used in the last championship hosted in 2010 in Venezuela)
The new format adds great excitement to the competition as well
as additional military relevance to fencing, a sport already
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steeped in rich military tradition.
Using modern technical equipments and video recording and
video refereeing (Kabcom) was a great achievement for avoiding
complains and misunderstandings. Brazilian delegation has to be
congratulated for this chosen and noticed by a letter on behalf of
CISM Headquarter.
Suggestions
The Brazilian organizing committee set a new standard for CISM
Military World Championship competitions. The bar has been set
high for future organizers, and in constrained budgetary times, it
may be difficult to achieve such high level organization.
Nevertheless, it is important for organizers to strive for worldclass level championships.
One way to do this is to closely partner with civilian federations.
We have to set the dates of our competitions in a closer
relationship with FIE and continental confederations in order to
avoid events overlapping.
One of the aim is to set our World military championship in the
FIE international calendar.
2012 edition should be fixed after the Olympic Games, edition
LONDON 2012 (not earlier than 1st September)
Finally, we plan to work more closely with the international
federation, FIE, to increase national representation in the
championships, with special focus on African nations.
OCR
Conclusion
This was an excellent championships in accordance with FIE and
CISM regulations. The Brazilian organizers worked very hard to
accommodate every situation and quickly solved all arising issues
before they became problems.
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7th WORLD MILITARY WOMEN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP and
43rd WORLD MILITARY MEN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
ALG-BRA-CAM-CAN-ECU-EGY-FRA-GERKEN-NED-QAT-SUR-TRI-URU-USA
Total
Men
Women
357
240
117
Officials
92
Total
449
Lt Colonel A. Hakeem AL-SHINO (BRN) – Men
Colonel Issa DIALLO (MLI) - Women
Lt Col Ayissi Dieudonné (CAM)
Communication,
Public
relation, Internet site: www.rio2011.mil.br; Cyber
Media coverage
corner; information session, DVD.
- ALG and EGY: Irrespective behavior of
athletes and/or officials during the competitions.
- ALG: Chairs broken in the social of Vasco da
Gama Stadium – the players invaded the place,
only for the VIP person and authorities.
General Fair-play
- Fair-play award men and women: BRA
Organizing
Committee
Suggestions:
PCSC
OCR
To review the regulations, included: time of the game, substitutions,
penalties for problems with fair-play;
Interval of 2 days for the games.
Conclusions:
The women's football competition had no problem and the highlight
was the high performance of athletes and fair play. The men's
football championship was also excellent level with particular
emphasis on the highest level of the games. However, the fair play
was spotted by the attitude of the team of Algeria that athletes
invaded the Honor Gallery at the stadium of Club de Regatas Vasco
da Gama (stepping in a child who was sitting in chairs); and in the
final game sparked a fight violently with the team of Egypt, which
was seen by hundreds of countries worldwide.
Suggestions:
It is important the CISM create a multidisciplinary working group,
with the presence of all countries (a symposium) to discuss the
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regulation of football competitions, its update and strategies to
develop fair play. The women's football competition must have
differentiated requirements regarding technical support.
Whereas the football is longer competition, the calculation of the
number of days of military world games should be made by the time
needed to compete with minimum 48 h interval.
Two weeks of competition would be ideal considering the high cost
and the long travel of the countries.
The representatives of the CISM competition should arrive on
location with greater advance to prepare actions that optimize the
time during the competition.
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34th WORLD MILITARY JUDO
Rio de Janeiro – Brazil (18 - 23/07/2011)
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
ALG-AUT-AZE-BRN-BAN-BEL-BIH-BOTBRA-CHI-CHN-CMR-CGO-CRO-DOM-PRKEST-FIN-FRA-GER-GUI-HUN-IND-INA-IRLIRI-ITA-KAZ-KEN-KOR-KUW-LTU-LUXMLI-MNE-NED-NIG-NGR-PER-POL-ROUSEN-SRB-SVK-SLO-RSA-SRI-SUR-SUI-TUNTUR-USA-URU-VEN
Total
Men
Women
277
197
80
Officials
-
Total
277
Col Stepfan MARGINEAN (ROU)
Lt Col Viorel Ceascai (ROU)
Media coverage
- Internet site, www.rio2011.mil.br ,Cyber
corner, Press conference (20p) information
session, Video/DVD Tape
- Nothing to report
General Fair-play
- Austrian team
Conclusion:
The Judo Competition took place at Air Force University
Organizing Gymnasium. Regarding the conduct of the competition itself, the
Committee objectives were fully achieved and the event was very successful, as
result of dedicated, competent and proactive work by the team
engaged with the event.
Conclusion:
This was a very well organized championship with a high level of
competition in a great ambiance.
Suggestions:
Continuing the improvement of the judges.
Organizing country should provide some spare blue and white
judogi.
CSC
Change the competition system into a system that provides more
fights per competitor.
CISM CSC Judo should have its own drawing-/poule-/presentation
system.
CISM sports outfit for the CSC members.
Considerate to begin the individual tournament with the heavy
weight category.
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OCR
Remark:
The conditions for accommodation were excellent both for the
athletes and officials. The dining facilities provided food that was of
a high quality.
Conclusion:
The organizers had done their best for the progression and the
development of the competition. Thanks to the outstanding
relationship between the civilian and the military authorities in
order to fulfill their task.
Suggestions:
They should use the experience gained during this military games in
order to organize other CISM events.
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44th WORLD MILITARY MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIP
Rio de Janeiro – Brazil (17/07/2011)
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
BEL-BOT-BRA-BRN-CAN-CHI-CHN-ECUFRA-GER-IND-IRL-ITA-LES-LTU-KENKOR-KSA-LIB-LUX-MAR-MKD-MLT-NAMNOR-POL-PKR-RWA-SLO-SRB-SRI-SUISUR-SWE-TAN-TOG-TUN-USA-VEN-ZIM
KOR
Athletes
Number
Total
Men
Women
72
55
17
Officials
74
Total
146
Gen Jacques RENAUD (FRA)
Col Vincenzo PARRINELLO (ITA)
Media coverage
- Internet site, Cyber corner, Press conference
(30p) information session.
- Nothing to report
General Fair-play
- Good
Suggestions or remarks
for the future
Organizing
Committee
CSC
OCR
Conclusion:
The event was outstanding. It was a great moment of visibility for a
sport military event organized within a civilian sport competition.
Suggestion:
We ought to go on in this direction, searching cooperation with
national and international Federations in order to organize our
championship within the greatest civilian events.
Nothing to report
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58th WORLD MILITARY PENTATHLON CHAMPIONSHIP
SUMMARY REPORT
ALG-ARG-AUT-BEL-BRA-CHI-CHN-COLCZE-PRK-DEN-ECU-EST-FIN-GER-INDITA-LAT-LTU-NED-NOR-PER-POL-ROUSLO-RSA-SWE-SYR-TUR-UAE-VEN
KSA - KOR
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
Total
Men
Women
183
136
47
Officials
70
Total
253
Official
CISM Major General Johann PUCHER (AUT)
Representative
President of CISM Sport Lt Col Alessandro TRONO (ITA)
Committee
Communication, Public relation, Internet site, Cyber corner, information session.
Media coverage
KSA – arrival of an unexpected mission.
General Fair-play
Excellent
Organizing
Committee
CSC
Conclusion
The objectives for the 58th WMC Military Pentathlon were
fully accomplished. All technical, administrative and social
activities were done correctly.
Suggestions
Brazil highly invested on the infra structure for the
competition of the Military Pentathlon in the 5th MWG.
Conclusion
th
The 58 WMC will provoke positive side effects worldwide.
The outstanding level of the sport facilities, the punctual
conduct of the competition, the nice atmosphere and the
promotion action taken by the OCR-PCSC-OC toward the
CoDs of not practicing Countries (who were fascinated by
the most attractive disciplines) will further enlarge the
CISM military pentathlon community.
The 5th MWG boosted as ever before the CISM ideals such
as integration, sportsmanship and solidarity.
Suggestions
The military pentathlon sport “complex” could be used
more often as a location for international competitions
or/and training camps.
CISM HQ should support the relationship between the CSC
and the organizing committee of the 6th MWG (not yet
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practicing country).
OCR
Remarks:
- All remarks below shall in no way cast a shadow on the
World Games and the WCh MilPent. They should be read as
a sober reflection and serve as lessons learned input for future
events on that level.
- In general terms the BRA organizer has invested enormous
financial and personnel capacities in the Games, which also
could be felt by MilPent.
- Some of the efforts did not bring the results expected by the
organizer, most likely because of the sheer magnitude of
challenges. One could get the impression that too many
officials were involved thus complicating the co-ordination
and the info flow. Also it seems that the preparation of the
Villages was finished just prior to the World Games, which
caused problems at the start of the World Games regarding
allocation of accommodation in particular.
- Excellent Anti Doping procedures, handled by the same team
that was already responsible for the CISM World
Championship Shooting, Dec 2010.
- A lot of PR was organized, the results and effects of it are not
known by the OCR up to now. According to the organizer
much recording and broadcasting was done covering the
MilPent competitions, which should be used for promoting
MilPent by CISM.
- Regrettably no Press Conference for MilPent was organized.
- Major problems also for MilPent competitors and officials
regarding in-processing (accreditation-the office was
understaffed; allocation of accommodation- delays,
contradicting information).
- The CISM Club in the Blue Village did not fully meet the
spirit and intentions regarding a meeting and socializing
place; (no drinks, no coffee, the shop in the club was much too
expensive for ordinary competitors).
- At several days an entertainment program in the Blue
Village was organized on high quality level thereby providing
some entertainment for competitors, which generally were
confined to the village.
- In the Blue Village care was taken regarding a lot of service
support for officials and competitors (exchange office, post
office, laundry, telephones, WLAN). No security problems.
- Info flow could have been better; when Liaison Officers are
used, they need language knowledge and up to date info- was
not ensured in the case of MilPent.
- The sports events were of highest standard, other issues that
make a Championship for the competitors an event were
neglected to some extent. MilPent again showed high level
sports performance and compared to other sports exemplary
discipline.
- The transport of rifles by Airlines again was a problem.
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Actions should be taken as recommended in the context of the
CISM WCh Shooting already last year.
- The number of participating countries in MilPent remains
high; however, the number of competitors starting was lower
than at previous world events, most likely caused by financial
restraints because of the effects of budget cuts.
- MilPent closing ceremony was improvised and not well
prepared, the OCR had to intervene to have it implemented
according well established CISM and MilPent procedures.
- Great initiative by the MilPent organizer to bring to the
Championship Brazilian MilPent oldies-thereby evoking a lot
of emotions and showing the present competitors the roots of
MilPent.
- A team from Saudi Arabia which evidently did not follow the
CISM procedures was forbidden to start by the Saudi Chief of
Mission (the team was not entered into the official Saudi
mission). The team was permitted to be present as observers.
- Provision of local mobile phones for officials was very
helpful. Generous accommodation for OCR.
- Generous leisure assistance- e.g. shuttle to Rio Centre.
Catering was excellent. Utmost friendly approach of all
personnel involved in the organization.
Conclusion:
- Another step forward for CISM regarding the World
Games, the challenges for organizers are huge. Lessons
learned should be drawn by the next organizer.
- CISM World Games are flagship projects which must be
continued, giving CISM and the individual sports world wide
visibility.
Suggestions:
- Like in Hyderabad the biggest challenge seemed to be the inprocessing with accreditation, allocation of accommodation,
transport and info flow to missions and team leaders.
- It is recommended to test the organization by organizing
competitions in such sports in which the organizer does not
have recent experience in due time prior to the WG.
- Much effort will have to be invested to support Korea
regarding the organization of the MilPent competitions during
the WG and taking strategically advantage of the then existing
infrastructure for MilPent in the Far East.
- Immediately following an evaluation of and reflection on the
WG in RIO Lessons Learned and Best Practices should be
conveyed to Korea in a coordinated way (regarding e.g.
organization, administration, PR, and for each sport to be
organized in Korea separately).
- It is hoped that this time the knowledge accumulated in the
organization and the superb infrastructure will be used by
Brazil for future activities in the sense of a CISM development
center.
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42nd WORLD MILITARY MODERN PENTATHLON CHAMPIONSHIP
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
ARG-BRA-CHN-CZE-ECU-FRA-GERITA-KOR-LAT-LTU-POL-SUI-UKR-URUUSA
KOR
Total
Men
Women
57
36
21
Officials
49
Total
106
Lt Col Teodor Florin POPA (ROU)
Major James GREGORY (USA)
Communication, Public relation, Media - Internet Site, Cyber corner, Press
coverage
conference (10p), information session, DVD.
General Fair-play
Organizing
Committee
CSC
- Nothing to report
- All athletes, officials and exhibited excellent
fair-play throughout the competition.
- Conclusions:
- The Modern Pentathlon competitions took place at Col Eric
Tinoco Marques Modern Pentathlon National Center.
- CISM Official Representatives, CSC members, UIPM
Technical Delegate, the Modern Pentathlon Competition
Director, the Refereeing Manager, Chiefs of Mission, Team
Captains, Coaches and Physicians were present in the
preliminary meeting.
- Suggestion:
The PSCS and CSC members should perform a technical visit at
least 30 days prior to competition to check the venue structure,
the flow of athletes as well as provide specific directions related
to the competition in order to avoid unforeseen events.
- Conclusions:
Brazil’s organizing team assembled a first class world
championship competition that should be the standard for all
modern pentathlon competitions worldwide. In fact, the
international federation plans to use the organization of the
logistically challenging combined event as a standard for
upcoming UIPM championships.
Fifteen nations participated in the World Military
Championships, but especially encouraging was that ten of those
nations brought women to compete. This is an important
advance over last year’s championships in which only seven
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nations sent women to compete. Additionally, the relay format
featuring mixed-gender teams (one man and one woman) added
incentive for nations to include women on their delegation
rosters.
Modern pentathlon has undergone great advances over the past
two years, with introduction of the combined event in last year’s
CISM World Military Championships hosted by the Czech
Republic and incorporation of the laser pistol into this year’s
championship. The new format adds great excitement to the
competition as well as additional military relevance to modern
pentathlon, a sport already steeped in rich military tradition.
Suggestion for the future:
The Brazilian organizing committee set a new standard for
CISM Military World Championship competitions. The bar has
been set high for future organizers, and in constrained
budgetary times, it may be difficult to achieve such high level
organization. Nevertheless, it is important for organizers to
strive for world-class level championships.
One way to do this is to closely partner with civilian federations.
To assist, the sports committee has decided to allow civilian
participation in the World Military Championships, and we will
submit a rule update to the sports department for approval in
the coming weeks. This will also ensure that our competitions
earn Pentathlon World Ranking points for our competitors.
We also want to continue to increase female participation in the
championships. This can be assisted by continued inclusion of
the mixed relay format, which proved to be exciting in Rio for
both competitors and spectators. Finally, we plan to work more
closely with the international federation, UIPM, to increase
national representation in the championships, with special focus
on African nations.
- Conclusions:
This was an excellent championship in accordance with UIPM
and CISM regulations.
- Suggestions for the future:
It is important for the organizer to check all equipment at least
two hours before the competition. Although the competition was
nearly flawless, the swimming scoreboard did not function
during the women’s finals until after the event.
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41st WORLD MILITARY NAVAL PENTATHLON CHAMPIONSHIP
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
ARG-RSA-BRA-DEN-FIN-GER-NOR-PAKPOL-SWE-TUR
Total
Men
Women
66
48
18
Officials
24
Total
90
Col Flávio MARCONDES(BRA)
Lt Col Mikael Mickels (SWE)
Communication, Public relation, Media - Internet site: www.rio2011.mil.br
coverage
- Information Session; Video/DVD.
General Fair-play
Organizing
Committee
CSC
- Individuals and teams offered help to other
athletes and teams with equipment and
weapons in order to perform as good results
as possible.
Conclusions:
The competition runs well in technical section (tracks,
equipments and refereeing team) but problem occurrence in
logistic section was observed (meals, lodge and transportation).
Suggestions:
Organizing Committee must have special attention for meals
during the event and sports facilities and lodge must be close.
Conclusions:
The competition was a great success. The organizer was well
prepared, flexible, adaptive and supportive. They were very cooperate and quick to respond to President Technical Jury and
PCSCs requests. The competitions were conducted in
accordance with CISM regulations and in a fair manner,
resulting in top performances from the athletes.
The media coverage was most ever seen in a Naval Pentathlon
competition and contributed to promote CISM and Naval
Pentathlon as a sport in excellent way.
The principle of allow spectators and visitors get in to the
competition was most appreciated and should be kept.
This year there were less participating nations and individual
competitors than previous years. CSC will analyze the reason
for this and contact the nations in order to find out the actions
could be done to increase the participation in the future.
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OCR
Suggestions:
Military uniforms should be used at official ceremonies and
meeting in accordance with CISM regulations in order to show
that Military Sport.
Information Management should be developed. There must be a
complete information package with program, logistic
information, transport schedules etc issued to all arriving
nations from the first day in order for all participants to plan
and for a smooth conduct to the championship.
Since Military World Games is a very big and complex activity
it is recommended to better coordinate the logistic functions (e.g.
transport and messing) between each sports organizing
committee and the responsible logistic function in the Military
World Games.
If possible, the accommodation should be at the same location as
the competition site. Since Naval Pentathlon Championship are
conducted in three training days and four competition days, it is
very demanding to organize transports, messing, meetings, coordination with the organizer and information management if
there are different location for competition and lodging.
Some minor and detailed recommendation:
1) Reduce number officials from the organizer at the
competition site in order to see and give focus to the athletes
performance;
2) Music as background between the races is appreciated but it
must not be too loud at it should not to take away focus from the
athletes during their races;
3) Try to use of clearly visible (electronic) scoreboards at as
many positions as possible and let the speaker announce the
results regularly.
Continue strategic discussion for development of the Naval
Pentathlon as sport. This meeting should be inserted in the
standard program for Naval Pentathlon Championship and may
also include discussions, not only for Chief of Mission, Team
Capitan and coaches, but also amongst the athletes.
Promotion of Naval Pentathlon as a true military sport and
CISM support for this should be increased.
Remarks:
One formal protest were made during the Seamanship Race due
to one detail was not correctly prepared in one of the tracks for
one of the competitors. The problem was solved with the new
opportunity to the athletes.
Conclusions:
The competition was very well. There were problems in a
logistic area (meal, lodge and transportation).
- Suggestions for the future:
The lodge must be close of the sport facilities.
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44th WORLD MILITARY ORIETEERING CHAMPIONSHIP
Rio de Janeiro – Brazil (16 – 24 /07/2011)
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
AUT-ARG-BEL-BRA-CHI-COL-DEN-ECU-ESTFIN-FRA-GER-INA-IRI-IRL-JAM-KOR-LTU-LATNOR-POL-PRK-SLO-SRB-SWE-SUI-UAE-URU
KOR
Athletes
Number
Total
Men
Women
227
158
69
Officials
2
Total
229
Official CISM
Representative
President of CISM
Sport Committee
Lt. Col Carlos Li Fo SJOE (SUR)
Communication, Public
- Internet site: www.rio2011.mil.br; Cyber corner; Information
Session; Video/DVD.
- Nothing to report
Disciplinary
problems
General Fair-play
Lt Col Harald Østbye (NOR)
- Outstanding
Conclusion:
The Orienteering competition took place in a city Paty de Alferes.
In this location we organized Model Event, Middle e Long
Distance courses. The Relay happened in another place close to the
Rio de Janeiro. Such place is a National environment reserved
area.
All logistical support was provided by the Organizing Committee
of the Games. Unlike other sports, the teams were housed in an
exclusive hotel in the city of Paty de Alferes (RJ). Lunch, dinner
and entertainment were included in this package. The competition
Organizin consisted of an event model, the middle distance, long distance and
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a relay. The competition was supervised by a CISM Adviser.
Committee The preliminary meeting was held at Military Village in Deodoro,
RJ, and other technical meetings were held at the hotel in the
competition area. Head of Delegation, Team leaders, coaches,
referees, in addition to the CISM Official Representative and
CISM Adviser were present in the meeting.
The Competitions were held perfectly and It was considered by
managers, coaches and athletes of the highest level.
Suggestions:
Middle Course: we suggest that the nomenclature of the course
was changed to Short Distance, as the athlete completes the race in
20 minutes, according to the update rules of CISM.
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CSC
OCR
Overall an outstanding Championship. Terrain maps and courses
where very demanding both physically and technically. This is
exactly how it should be. The logistical part was also at the same
level as the competitions. Brazilian friendship and hospitality is
something we will never forget. Thank you Brazil for supporting
orienteering.
Conclusion:
According to the PCSC, the course and organization of the events
during all the days deserve the highest ranking. The chosen paths
for the orienteering were an excellent challenge for the
competitors. Shelter and training facilities were well being taken
care of. Every evening after the games there was an evaluation
meeting with all officials. No complaints about the provided charts
and equipment were reported.
The conditions of the accommodation for athletes and officials
were very satisfactory. The only remarks were that the distance
between the Villages; white, green and blue, was of great distance
so athletes could not sufficiently stay in contact with their
colleagues who were practicing other kinds of sports. Also the
telephone communication between the villages could be better.
The condition of the sports venues, including the used
materials/training facilities, layout of the facilities are of high
standards. Many athletes were impressed by the investment in
equipment and accommodation.
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36th WORLD MILITARY PARACHUTING CHAMPIONSHIP
Rio de Janeiro – Brazil (16 – 24 /07/2011)
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
ALG-ARG-AUT-BRN-BEL-BRA-CAN-CHI-CHNCOL-CYP-CZE-DEN-ECU-FRA-GER-HUN-IND-INAIRL-ITA-KAZ-MAR-NED-OMA-PAR-PER-POL-QATSRB-SLO-KSA-SPA-SWE-SUI-SYR-TUR-URU-USA
Total
Men
Women
234
188
46
Officials
81
Total
315
Col Rinette HULME (NAM)
Committee
Col Jean DERMINE (FRA)
- Internet site: www.rio2011.mil.br, cyber corner, Dvd.
- None
- Correct
General Fair-play
Organizing Nothing to report
Committee
CSC
OCR
Conclusion:
The participants of the 36th WMPC will not forget that the
parachutists, soldiers and volunteers of the organizing committee
have made their best to offer, with warmest hospitality, the conditions
to run a very good championship.
Suggestions:
It’s very often difficult to organize parachuting events on the same
place than other disciplines of the games. It would be interesting for
the public and the visibility of parachuting that organizers try
nevertheless to present parachuting jumps during a couple of hours
or half a day at once of the main sport venue, such as demonstration
jumps or final round at the athletic stadium, or during others
competitions.
Conclusion:
The Organizing Committee must be congratulated by the excellent
organization, perfect venue and dedication and commitment of all
personnel during the Championship. The CSC and in particular, the
PCSC also largely contributed towards the success of the event.
Suggestion:
As the venue for Parachuting is most of the time far away from the
main venue of the Games, the athletes and officials are excluded from
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the interesting and important events. If it is possible, it should be
considered to select a venue closer in order for the parachuting teams
to be more part of the Games, as well as give spectators chance to
visit. Alternatively, to have an additional day for competition.
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45th WORLD MILITARY SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
ARG-BRA-BRN-CAN-COL-DEN-ECU-ESP-FINFRA-GER-INA-IND-ITA-NOR-PAK-PER-POLQAT-RSA-SRB-SRI-TUR-URU-UKR-USA
Total
Men
Women
145
119
26
Officials
-
Total
145
Colonel Walter VAN VELTHOVEN (BEL)
Cdr BRAM Weller (KSA)
- Internet site: www.rio2011.mil.br; press
conference, information session.
- SRB: Absence of a mission without notification.
Media coverage
General Fair-play
- The fair-play award was awarded to Norway.
Organizing
Suggestions
Committee We suggest buy all boats instead of rent them.
Conclusion:
Excellent event, good winds, well prepared boats, 26 countries
representing all the continents and 30 boats on the water made it
one of the best sailing events yet.
The support from the Brazilian organizers and the CISM
Authorities was excellent.
A number of the countries that entered for the match racing
event clearly had no idea what match racing was about. They
didn’t know the rules and didn’t have a chance of getting a
CSC
respectable result. This event was well organized.
Suggestions
In future only one type of racing should be offered. The
scheduling of fleet races and matches races was well managed by
the Brazilian organizers, but the predominant interest was in the
fleet racing. Fleet Racing is a form of sailing that all countries are
familiar and match racing isn’t. Though countries will have the
option of hosting match racing events, the CSC will strongly
advise them to host only fleet races.
Conclusion:
OCR
Extremely well organized. Excellent sailing equipments
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46th WORLD MILITARY SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
RSA-ARG-AUT-BRN-BAR-BEL-BIH-BRA-BUL-CANCHI-CHN-COL-KOR-PRK-CRO-DEN-ECU-ESP-ESTFIN-FRA-GER-IND-INA-IRI-IRL-ITA-KUW-LUX-NGRNOR-OMA-UZB-PAK-PER-POL-POR-QAT-SLO-SRBDOM-SWE-SUI-SYR-TRI-TUR-UKR-URU-VEN-VIE
Total
Men
Women
323
202
121
Officials
109
Total
432
Official CISM
Representative
Committee (acting PCSC)
Major Gen Georges BOUTROS (LIB)
Lt Col Bruno WOLFENSBERGER (SUI)
Communication,
Public - Internet (http://www.rio2011.com.br); Cyber corner ;
Press conference ; info session ; CD-Rom.
- Dominican Republic: Arrival unexpectedly;
- Belarus: Absence without notification.
General Fair-play
- Very good.
Conclusion:
Organizing Doping Control was carried out without incident and with credit to
Committee the professionalism of personnel and the cooperative attitude of
athletes involved.
Conclusion:
CSC
Brazil did a very good championship in shooting. The shooting
Sports Director prepared the technical part in all details.
Conclusion:
Refereeing, scoring, result management was therefore excellent.
The approach, dedication and professional attitude of the SC and
the juries have been remarkable.
OCR
Although the PCSC Shooting could not participate in the WCh
because of illness, the experienced CSC team, led by the acting
Pres LtCol Wolfensberger (SUI), managed the sports aspects
excellently. The participation of Olympic, World and Continental
Champions has underlined the high level of the competition.
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45th WORLD MILITARY SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
Men
Women
190
118
72
46
Total
236
Committee
Media coverage
Total
Officials
General Fair-play
AZE-BRA-CAN-CHN-COL-EST-FRA-GER-GREIND-ITA-KAZ-KOR-NOR-SUI-SUR-UKR-USA
KOR
Major General Doug LANGTON (CAN)
Lt Colonel Elizabeth VEZINA (CAN)
- Internet site (www.rio2011.com.br) Cyber corner,
Information session, press conference (20 persons)
- KOR and AZE: Late withdrawal and Absence
without notification.
- On the last day of the championship, a
traditionally FUN EVENT (Staff relay race 4 x 50
freestyle) was organized where OCR, PCSC,
members of CSC, team-captains, coaches, swim staff
and organizers participated. The Fair-play award
was Selected by the Organizing Committee. The
award winner was Canada.
Organizing
Committee
-
CSC
Incidents (protest and others):
- The touch pads in the main-pool were anointed with paraffin
wax during the morning warm-up session on July 20th, probably
for adherence purposes for backstroke trials. The refereeing team
failed to clean these pads due to the characteristics of the
substance contained in the paraffin wax.
Conclusion:
- The Organizing Committee put together an outstanding
championship. Maria Lenk Aquatic Park is really a world class
arena to host championships in swimming. OC especially
succeeded in framing the championships i.e. scoreboards with
video presentations and follow-ups, immediately published results
on internet-sites, professional announcers, great audiovisual
systems, professional performance of the people at calling area,
award ceremony, judges. The OC really managed to make this
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championship to be a GREAT show and the place to be during
the 5th MWG.
Suggestions:
- Take part in Regional Development Centre meetings swimming
and lifesaving;
- Promote and support cooperation with National, Continental
and International Federations; and
- Deconflict calendar with other major civilian Swimming and
Lifesaving Events. Some of the known key dates are:
- SWIMMING:
- 2012 27 July 2012 -12 August Olympic games London
- 2013 19 July – 4 Aug WC Barcelona
- LIFESAVING:
- 2012 Rescue 7- 18 November Australia
In accordance with CISM Regulations, and Article 6.3, Volume 1
of the Handbook issued by the Organizing Committee, athletes
may wear national track suits for medal presentations; however,
whenever possible, military uniforms should be worn. While the
athletes all conformed to these regulations, it was very
challenging to enforce the wearing of uniforms by medal
presenters. The most egregious example was the Chief of
Delegation of Greece, who was not even on the list of presenters;
however, when one of his athletes won a medal, he showed up to
present the bouquet dressed in civilian clothes, no jacket or tie.
The Organizers tried to ensure Brazilian General Officers wore
their uniforms; however, given rank and position differences, this
was also difficult to enforce.
As explained, the issue of uniforms for presentations arose during
the first day of competition. During the day, I asked for a list of
medal presenters; however, nothing was provided until about an
hour before the finals began. At that time, the OC official
responsible for protocol began looking for presenters. The first
individual selected was not in uniform (blue jeans and a golf
shirt), so I vetoed that selection. Of the nine presentations during
the evening, three were not done in uniform; however, two were
conducted in national track suits, even though the presenters
weren’t athletes. To their credit, all athletes were properly
dressed to accept their medals.
As noted in Article 1.4.1 of Part 1 of this Joint Report,
written by the Organizing Committee, the Korean and
Azerbaijan missions to the Swimming Championships were
absent without notification. While four countries, including
Korea and Azerbaijan, were not at the Preliminary Meeting,
notification was given by the other two, and their athletes did
compete in accordance with the final entry lists submitted to the
organizers. All Korean and Azerbaijan swimmers were DNS.
According to Article 7.26 of the CISM Regulations – Withdrawal
From Participation – because the host nation was not informed at
least one (1) month prior to the opening of the competitions,
Korea and Azerbaijan could be subject to disciplinary action in
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accordance with Article 1.12 of the CISM Regulations
Conclusion
Accommodations for the Sports Commission members and
athletes were at Blue Village. There were a few early issues with
the accommodations; however, the Organizing Committee
reacted promptly to areas of concern and by the second day, all
was in order. Food was plentiful and varied, and the Dining Hall
was able to handle a large number of diners quickly and
efficiently.
The competition was conducted at the Maria Lenk
Aquatic Park, which was an outstanding venue for athletes,
referees, officials and spectators alike. The 300 volunteers at the
venue were highly motivated and eager to please. Once again, all
requirements were met, and any areas of concern were dealt with
immediately. The competition itself went off without problems:
the referees did an outstanding job; the rest of the swimming
competition management team turned the paperwork around
very quickly; the announcers were excellent; and the
entertainment for the spectators between events added to the
enthusiastic atmosphere at the venue.
Suggestion
- After I had explained the situation of the uniform to the CISM
President, he suggested that for future MWG, the organizers
could choose their local selections for medal presenters early, and
send the list to CISM HQ. The President or Secretary General
could then send letters to those individuals, inviting them to be
medal presenters, and explaining the requirement to wear
uniforms or jacket and tie, if civilian.
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20th WORLD MILITARY TAEKWONDO CHAMPIONSHIP
Rio de Janeiro – Brazil (16-24/07/2011)
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Athletes
Number
AFG-ALB-BLR-BIH-BRA-BRN-CAN-CHN-CIVCMR-COL-CYP-FRA-GAB-GER-GRE-IND-IRIITA-JOR-KAZ-KEN-KOR-KSA-KUW-LES-MARMLI-NED-PAK-PER-POL-QAT-RSA-SLO-SRISUR-SYR-TUN-UGA-URU-USA-VEN-VIE-YEM
KOR-RWA
Total
Men
Women
232
170
62
Officials
126
Total
358
Brigadier Bojan POGRAJC (SLO)
Committee (acting PCSC)
Media coverage
CW3 Bongseok KIM (USA)
General Fair-play
Web Site: www.rio2011.mil.br; Cyber corner;
Information Session and CD-Rom.
- Fair play was demonstrated throughout the
championship by the athletes, coaches, and officials.
Organizing
Committee
-
CSC
Conclusion:
The competition was a great success.
A general lack of communication at the White Village led to
many issues. On numerous occasions, several delegations did
not show up to required meeting, athletes to required place and
time for weigh-ins, and other appointments missed due to not
being informed. This led to the drawing of the lots to be
conducted twice, and some athletes were disqualified for not
showing up to required place and time.
Lack of acknowledgement and compliance of CISM and CISM
Sport Regulation – Taekwondo caused many difficulties. For an
example:
a) OC invited seven referees without approval of the CSC.
b) Number of medals to be awarded was decided by the OC
without conferring with the CSC.
c) OC decided to not include team award (i.e. – Best team, Best
player, Best Coach, Best Referee, Encouragement and FairPlay) as part of their program. Being that this was the largest
Taekwondo championship in the history of CISM, it was
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embarrassing to not have these awards prepared.
d) CSC members and referees were housed with athletes.
e) CSC was not provided with a vehicle.
f) No table for the CSC to supervise the managing of the
matches.
g) Scales were not available for the athletes to monitor their
weights.
The CSC submitted official requests to the OC to have all of
these issues resolved. Some of the issues were resolved only after
the OCR intervened. Still, many of those issues that were
resolved were only partially resolved.
These was a general lack of communication between the CSC
and the OC. Lt Col Lim, PCSC for Taekwondo, communicated
to the Brazil OC to correspond with CW3 Kim for all issues
dealing with Taekwondo as CW3 Kim appointed as the
secretary General, and with SGM (Rte) Bruce Harris for all
matters dealing with the referees.
Suggestions:
OC must comply with CISM Regulation, CISM Sport
Regulation – Taekwondo and any other regulation that apply to
Taekwondo if they wish to host a Taekwondo event.
- Progress of preparation should always be communicated to the
CSC.
Remarks:
Competition was good. There should have been more
cooperation between OC and PCSC of Taekwondo.
- If PCSC cannot attend, PCSC must inform the OC and CISM
of his inability to attend at least a month or more before.
Suggestions:
Taekwondo and other combat sports requiring weigh-ins should
be on the first days of the Military World Games. Taekwondo
athletes could not go anywhere to observe any other sports due
to dieting for the entire duration of the games.
The current PCSC is scheduled to retire in 2012. Therefore, an
election should be held, among the current members of the CSC
for Taekwondo to replace the current PCSC.
a) The current members of the CSC for Taekwondo agreed
that Lt Col Lim should finish his term as scheduled as the
PCSC for Taekwondo.
b) Recommend the following names, in order, to succeed Lt
Col Lim as the PCSC for Taekwondo:
(1) SGM (Ret) Bruce Harris (USA)
(2) CW3 Bongseok Kim (USA)
(3) Mr. Abubakr Kordi (KSA)
CSC Taekwondo should attempt to work closer with the World
Taekwondo Federation.
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44th WORLD MILITARY TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP
Rio de Janeiro - Brazil (17-23/07/2011)
SUMMARY REPORT
ALG-ANG-AZE-BRN-BAR-BLR-BEL-BIH-BOTBRA-BDI-CMR-CAN-CPV-CHA-CHI-CHN-COLCYP-CZE-PRK-DOM-ECU-ERI-MKD-FIN-FRAGAM-GER-GUI-GRE-GBS-IND-INA-IRI-IRL-ITAJAM-JOR-KAZ-KEN-KOR-KUW-LES-LTU-LUXLIB-MLI-MLT-MTN-MNE-MAR-NAM-NED-NORPAK-POL-QAT-ROU-RWA-KSA-SEN-SRB-SVKSLO-SRI-SUR-SWE-SUI-SYR-TAN-TOG-TRI-TUNTUR-USA-UGA-UKR-UAE-URU-VEN-ZIM
-
Observer Countries
Number
Athletes
Total
Men
Women
698
544
154
Officials
184
Total
882
Colonel Mesut CERIT (TUR)
Colonel Vincenzo PARRINELLO (ITA)
Media coverage
relation, - Website: www.rio20110.mil.br ; Cyber corner;
Press Conference; Information session.
-
- The Fair-play award was presented to Brazil,
through Sergeant Fabiano Peçanha (BRA).
The assistance of CSC members with their effective and suitable
Organizing
suggestions was crucial for the successful outcome of the
Committee
competition.
Once again delegations were late on submitting their entries in the
Track and Field World Military Championships. This creates
many problems with the organization of the competitions. It is not
possible that up to twenty days before the event some countries
have not reported their entries in detail and accurately allowing
the organizing committee to have a complete picture of the
participants in each race. The delegations must become aware that
CSC
the seriousness of an organization necessarily requires respect for
the rules and deadlines.
Beside the excellent organization of the Games, it must be
admitted to the Organizing Committee, it has demonstrated the
utmost care and engagement in every aspect showing an excellent
ability to handle an event of this size and complexity, I am sorry,
that I had to stress the absolute lack of attention towards the
members of the CISM Track and Field Committee, in particular
General Fair-play
67
OCR
on their transportation needs. At the beginning of the event we
were told that to reach the competition field of the Track and
Field we would have to use the means available for the athletes.
Only after numerous and repeated requests, and after the explicit
menace that we would not attended the event because unable to do
so, a van was made available to the members of the Committee to
ensure only the transport from the village to the field and vice
versa. Of course, the President of CISM Track and Field
Committee is not provided with any car, but anyhow, this was in
line with the attention given by the Organizing Committee to all
Presidents of CISM Sport Committees (apart from the invitation
to the opening ceremony, I have not received any other invitation
including the dinner of "Gift Changing" to which I was “told” I
was invited only 30 minutes before the event).
Many CISM records fixed and some results in particular prove
the high technical level of the event. Organization was held in
excellent way. All the participants were competed and behave in a
fair-play movement. During the medal ceremony was not easy to
find a person who dressed uniform for giving medal to the
athletes. Generally, organizing and technical committee were
manage to organize championship as the Olympic Games.
The Track and Field Championship is complex and difficult event
to organize. Thanks to the big efforts of the Organizing
Committee, the Technical Delegate and all members of CISM
Track and Field Committee, the event took place in a professional
way.
At the beginning of the organization, there was a problem with
communication and transportation (chief of mission,
pres.tech.com and members) but not more than two days
Organizing Committee solved the problem.
Generally, everything was perfect and all the members who were
working for the Military World Games in Rio (assistance,
interpreters, drivers etc.) tried to perform best and professionally.
Short and sweet: it was an excellent organization. Thanks to the
Brazilian Armed Forces and Brazilians
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16th WORLD MILITARY TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIP
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Number
Athletes
ARG-BEL-BRA-CAN-CHI-CHN-COL-CZEECU-ESP-FIN-FRA-GER-IND-IRL-ITA-KAZKOR-LUX-MLT-NED-NOR-POL-SRB-RSASUI-SWE-USA
Total
Men
Women
148
102
46
Officials
-
Total
148
Colonel Jean-Marie OMPEBE (CGO)
Commandant Olivier PENIN (FRA)
Media coverage
General Fair-play
-
Organizing
- Nothing to report
Committee
CSC
OCR
Conclusions:
Excellent organization. Site Copacabana nothing short of amazing,
perfect for the show, allowing visibility of many spectators’ three
tests. 2 laps of 750m were made in nation in water at 22º with an
output to the Australian on the beach between the two loops. 8 laps of
5km cycling loops and 4 laps in the 2500m run. Enormous logistical
set up for this competition (changing rooms, showers, big screen,
inflatable arches, VIP areas, public spaces, hospital campaign),
maximum security during the event, but few details have been made
by the commission technique prior to departure including the start
do the swim. The only problem was for the championship at the end
of the latter route by bus to the closing ceremony. Athletes waited one
hour prior to arrival and departure of buses.
Suggestion:
It would seem important to each PCSC WMC or WMG, benefit from
2 or 3 gift exchange CISM to hand them over to organizers of our
respective disciplines.
Conclusion:
The event under the technical and logical aspect was organized
excellently. It was a great moment of visibility for a sport military
event organized within a civilian sport competition.
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32nd WORLD MILITARY VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Number
Athletes
BRA-CAN-CHN-CYP-FIN-GER-IND-IRIITA-KOR-QAT-USA-VEN
Total
Men
Women
213
142
71
Officials
59
Total
272
Lt-Colonel Suzana Tkavc (SLO)
Col Jorge Luiz Soares Ribeiro (BRA)
- Web Site: www.rio2011.mil.br;
Information Session and CD-Rom.
- The fair-play award was awarded to
General Fair-play
Korea.
Conclusions:
The championship achieved its proposed goals. Achieving a healthy
atmosphere of friendship and loyal dispute.
Organizing
Suggestions:
Committee
For a competition with twelve teams, it becomes necessary a
minimum of eight days, so that the competition doesn’t get so
exhaustive.
Conclusions:
The sports venues were inspected by the CISM Volleyball Committee
on July 14-15th 2011. The Maracanãzinho venue was determined
excellent. The smaller CMRJ facility provided a friendly
environment for matches with a lower number of spectators
following. No complaints were received from any of the participants.
The quality of referees was in general very good with all FIVB
certified. The fair play award was presented to the Republic of
Korea. The host nation provided additional awards.
CSC
The Volleyball Challenge Cup was presented for the first time in
2009 World Military Volleyball Championships to the championship
team. The Volleyball Challenge Cup award is presented to the winner
of all CISM Championship tournaments with the Championship
country name and year inscription to provide history for the
Challenge Cup.
Beach volleyball awards were provided for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
place team for both men and women. Awards for the exhibition were
the same as the individual medals provided to athletes of the indoor
coverage
70
OCR
teams with equivalent finish. There were no incident(s) reported.
Beach volleyball as a demonstration sport was of varied competitive
caliber for both the men’s and women’s in the spirit of “friendship
through sports”. The venue was of high quality with support for the
event deserving of adding to future CISM events. There were 10
countries from 4 continents participating.
Suggestion:
From the success of the exhibition of beach volleyball, the event
should be considered for adding permanently as a CISM World level
sport.
Conclusion:
The Championships were conducted in accordance with CISM
regulations. The seeding of teams and draws were made during the
66th CISM General Assembly – SEOUL (ROK) to conform with the
Volleyball Regulations. Meetings with the Jury of Appeal, Technical
Jury, Anti-doping Commission and Technical Committee, were also
held.
For the 5th World Military Volleyball Championships, only the
indoor volleyball matches were supported by the CISM Volleyball
Committee although beach volleyball was under the oversight of the
CSC President, Col Jorge Ribeiro. Beach volleyball as a
demonstration sport was of varied competitive caliber for both the
men’s and women’s in the spirit of “friendship through sports”.
Based on participation for the exhibition event, CISM should
consider adding beach volleyball to the CISM calendar as a regular
world level event. There were 10 countries from 4 continents
participating.
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BEACH VOLLEYBALL – DEMONSTRATION SPORT
SUMMARY REPORT
Observer Countries
Number
Athletes
ALB-ANG-BRA-CHN-ITA-PAK-SRI-LTUQAT-USA
Total
Men
Women
38
25
13
Officials
20
Total
58
- Web Site: www.rio2011.mil.br; Cyber
corner; press conference; Information
Session and CD-Rom.
- Arrival Late: ITA
- The fair-play award was awarded to Brazil
General Fair-play
(Sgt Roberto Ferreira).
Suggestions
- In the current military world games the beach volleyball
competition was for exhibition only. I strongly suggest the inclusion
Organizing
of beach volleyball competition in the annual calendar of the cism.
Committee
Several teams were satisfied with the arrangements structure of the
competition venue, the support given to the participating teams and
the athletes are waiting for the participation of this sport again.
Conclusions
- The championships were exciting for both female and male athletes.
Participants and officials appreciated the efforts of the organizing
committee for providing excellent competition facilities and
operations.
CSC
Suggestion
- Include the world beach volleyball championship like CISM Sport.
Brazil shall be the host country for this competition, considering the
arranged structure and the acquired experience in the 5th military
world games.
Suggestion
OCR
- The beach volleyball competition should become an official cism
championship.
coverage
72
73
7. CALENDARS
2012/2013/2014
74
CISM WORLD EVENTS CALENDAR – 2012
EDIT
Events
Organizing Countries
Place
Dates of competitions
from
Situation
until
Confirmation
Option
CISM WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIPS - CISM PENTATHLONS
55
Aeronautical Pentathlon
Norway
Trondhein
1-Aug
8-Aug
X
59
Military Pentathlon
Finland
Lahti
13-Aug
20-Aug
X
48
Naval Pentathlon
Sweden
Berga
17-Aug
25-Aug
X
CISM WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIPS
52
Skiing
Slovenia
Bled-Pokljuka
Cancelled
Cancelled Cancelled
55
Boxing
Kazakhstan
Astana
Cancelled
Cancelled Cancelled
45
Orienteering
Denmark
Aalborg-Jutland
8-Jun
14-Jun
X
8
Football (Women)
Germany
Warendörf
18-Jun
30-Jun
X
33
Volleyball (Women)
The Netherlands
Amsterdam
9-Jul
17-Jul
X
17
Triathlon
Switzerland
Lausanne
22-Aug
26-Aug
X
33
Volleyball (Men)
Iran
Tehran
31-Ago
07-Sep
X
7
Golf
USA
Jacksonville
13-Oct
20-Oct
X
21
Taekwondo
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
19-Oct
26-Oct
X
47
Shooting
China
Guangzhou
1-Dec
9-Dec
X
46
Sailing
Turkey
Istanbul
TBD
TBD
X
CISM OFFICIALS MEETINGS
67th
Board of Directors Meeting
Belgium
Brussels
31-Jan
2-Feb
X
CISM General Assembly and Congress
Uganda
Kampala
13-May
19-May
X
Uganda
Kampala
13-May
19-May
X
Switzerland
Genève
30-Oct
1-Nov
X
75
OTHER CISM WORLD EVENTS
3rd
Women in CISM Conference
USA
California
15-Sep
21-Sep
X
EDIT.
Events
Place
from
Situation
until
Confirmation
TBD
TBD
X
July
July
X
Option
CISM WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIPS - CISM PENTATHLONS
56
Aeronautical Pentathlon
Turkey
Istanbul
45
Orienteering
Sweden
Eksjo
45
Marathon
Suriname
Paramaribo
43
Modern Pentathlon
USA
TBD
TBD
TBD
X
28
Wrestling
Iran
Tehran
TBD
TBD
X
1st
CISM World Football Trophy
Azerbaijan
Baku
TBD
TBD
X
23-Nov 23-Nov
X
68
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Indonesia
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
EDIT.
Events
Place
Situation
from
until
Confirmation
TBD
TBD
X
TBD
TBD
TBD
Option
Taekwondo
Iran
Tehran
69
TBD
TBD
TBD
76
77
8. WORLD MILITARY
GAMES OVERVIEW
78
Number of Participating Countries per Continents
Number of Participating
79
SPORTS
(Number of SPORTS included on MWG)
80
SPORTS INCLUDED ON SUMMER MWG
SPORTS
1
BASKETBALL
2
BOXING
3
CYCLING
4
FENCING
5
FOOTBALL
6
JUDO
7
MILITARY PENTATHLON
8
MODERN PENTATHLON
9
NAVAL PENTATHLON
10
PARACHUTING
11
SHOOTING
12
SWIMMING/LIFESAVING
13
TRACK & FIELD
14
TRIATHLON
15
VOLLEYBALL
16
WRESTLING
17
EQUESTRIAN
18
GOLF
19
HANDBALL
20
ORIENTEERING
21
TAEKWONDO
22
DIVING (currently combined with Swimming)
23
SAILING
24
25
SKIING
26
CROSS-COUNTRY
27
MARATHON
28
29
CYCLO-CROSS (Regional Competition)
MOUNTAIN BIKING (Regional Competition)
1
2
3
ROWING
CANOE-KAYAK
Rome
1995
Zagreb
1999
Catania
2003
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
Hyderabad
2007
Rio de
Janeiro
2011
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
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√
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√
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√
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√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
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DEMONSTRATION SPORT
√
√
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BEACH VOLLEYBALL
81
9. WOMEN IN CISM
82
11.2. SITUATION IN 2010: WOMEN IN CISM GOVERNMENT
BODIES
Sport Committees
Name
Lt Col Elizabeth Vézina
Function
Committee
Country
President
Canada
Lt Inga DAUSKANE
Member
Mrs. Debra Ponzio
Cpt Jennifer Farina
Col Cleopatra T. MKHULISE
Member
CISM Swimming Committee
CISM Cross Country / Marathon /
Track and Field Committee
CISM Cycling Committee
Member
CISM Football Committee
USA
Member
South Africa
Lt Oksana Sorokina
Member
Ms Pauline Boulainne
Cpt Susanne Ecker Schultz
Ms. Patricia G. Rye
Member
CISM Football Committee
CISM Naval Pentathlon
Committee
CISM Sailing Committee
Member
CISM Skiing Committee
Austria
Member
CISM Volleyball Committee
USA
Latvia
USA
Russia
Canada
Commissions & BOD & HQ
Name
Colonel Rinette HULME
BGen Whitecross Christine
Ms. Paulette FREESE
Lt Inga DAUSKANE
Ms Claudia BERWAGER
Capt Sarah WUNTKE
Lt Col Bettina BOUGHANI
Col Cleopatra T. MKHULISE
Function
African Member /
President / Delegate
Namibia
American Member /
Delegate Canada
Member
Committee
Country
BoD / Women in
CISM
Namibia
BoD
Canada
Sports Commission
USA
Member
Sports Commission
Latvia
Member
Women in CISM
USA
Member
Women in CISM
Canada
Member
Member / Delegate South
Africa
Women in CISM
France
Women in CISM
South Africa
Mrs. Ariane MORLET
Secretary
Mrs. Maggy STOM
Secretary
Financial
Commission
Assistant Administration
Belgium
The
Netherlands
Chief of Delegation & VP Offices
Name
Cpt Jana Senkova
Function
CISM structure
Country
Chief
Delegation to CISM
Czech
Republic
83
CISM HQ
Military World Championship Management
Col JORGE
CISM Sports Events Manager
Lt Commander André MELLO (BRA)
Sports Events Assistant and
Statistics Manager
W.O. Jacimar CAVALCANTE (BRA)
Sports Events Assistant
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