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- 2. Practice
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- Rule 62
- Rule 1
- Rule 3
- Rule 7
- Rule 8
- Rule 14
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- Rule 25
- Rule 28
- Rule 29
- Rule 31
- Rule 34
- Rule 35
- Rule 37
- Rule 38
- Rule 46
- Rule 47
- Rule 48
- Rule 50
- Rule 51
- Rule 52
- Rule 57
- Rule 59
- Rule 62 (current)
- Rule 64
- Rule 65
- Rule 67
- Rule 70
- Rule 73
- Rule 74
- Rule 75
- Rule 80
- Rule 81
- Prohibition of Certain Types of Landmines
- Rule 86
- Rule 87
- Rule 88
- Rule 89
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- Rule 92
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- Rule 142
- Rule 143
- Rule 146
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- Rule 155
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- Rule 161
Related Rule
Greece
Practice Relating to Rule 62. Improper Use of Flags or Military Emblems, Insignia or Uniforms of the Adversary
The Hellenic Territorial Army’s Internal Service Code (1984), as amended, provides: “It is forbidden for members of the armed forces: … To use perfidiously … enemy national emblems.”
Greece, Hellenic Territorial Army Regulation of Internal Service Code, Presidential Decree 130/1984 (Military Regulation 20-1), as amended, Article 15(h).
Greece’s Military Penal Code (1995) prohibits the misuse of military uniforms or emblems.
Greece, Military Penal Code, 1995, Article 68.
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