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Until the Croatian and Macedonian commands were given separate names on 31 Mar. 1995, leaving UNPROFOR for Bosnia only, the three were distinguished with roman numerals, as UNPROFOR I, II, and III (for Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Macedonia). The number of troop-contributing countries varied from thirty-one at the start to thirty-nine in Mar. 1995. In March/April 1992, it comprised 13,240 troops including military observers (UNMOs); by Mar. 1994, it was at 30,655;and by Nov. 1994, there were 38,130 troops (including 680 UNMOs). These numbers do not count civilian police (between 543 and 727) or civilian staff (by Mar. 1995, 2,017 international and 2,615 local). The cost of the mission, from 12 Jan. 1992 to 31 Mar.

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