Dozens of officials from Washington, the United Nations and other organizations poured into Belgrade and Pristina today to start organizing a force of up to 2,000 international monitors and to set up offices and housing for the operation.
In December 1947 the Arab League pledged its support to the Palestinian Arabs and organized a force of 3,000 volunteers.
The Russians have organized a force inside Khad, the puppet regime's secret police, to direct the opium trade.
On his way back to Nuevo Leon, he learned that Jose-Maria Carvajal, a Virginia-educated filibuster, was organizing a force outside Brownsville to invade northern Mexico.
The British are organizing a "force generation" conference next week in London to solicit troops for the effort, and another conference is likely to be held later this month in Warsaw.
Once word of the defeat reached London, the Royal Navy set to organizing a force to hunt down and destroy the East Asia Squadron.
D'Estaing organized a force of 300 to 500 troops, including French regulars drawn from the regiments Champagne, Viennois, and Martinique, and about 200 volunteer militia from Martinique.
Commodore Andreas Michelsen organized a force of light craft, including light cruisers, destroyers, and U-boats to oppose a possible British attack while the heavy units of the fleet were in disarray; he chose Graudenz as his flagship.
Desperate for timbers to repair the fort, Vetch organized a force of 70 New England militia under Captain David Pigeon to accompany the fort's engineer on an expedition up the river.
"All we had to do was organize a work force and we were up and running," he said.
After Hurricane Andrew struck in 1992, President George H. W. Bush asked him to organize a task force to rebuild the devastated areas.
