41.   Several countries allow openly homosexual troops to serve, including Canada, Israel, Australia and Britain.

42.   Russia had wanted its own sector, but under the agreement reached in Helsinki, Finland, Russian troops will serve in each of the five sectors.

43.   Several hundred Danish troops are serving with U.N. forces in Bosnia.

44.   Spanish troops are serving as peacekeepers in Bosnia and Albania and have taken similar roles in Central America.

45.   Swedish troops currently serve under NATO command in Kosovo and under British leadership in the international security force in Afghanistan.

46.   The remaining troops are now serving in an interim Haitian police force.

47.   The troops will serve under Russian command but will work with NATO commanders in the sectors of Kosovo controlled by the United States, France and Germany.

48.   The troops would serve under Russian command, but would work with NATO commanders in the sectors of Kosovo controlled by the United States, France and Germany.

49.   These troops served much the same purpose that the national guard would in a comparable emergency in the United States.

50.   Troops currently serving as U.N. peacekeepers in Bosnia.