Index Radar Program, K Triad, 80 linkage to China and North Korea, 82 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne), 76

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Index 1206 Radar Program, 134 14K Triad, 80 linkage to China and North Korea, 82 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne), 76 A Abdul Khayer Alonto, 86 Abdurajak Abubakar Janjalani, 73, 75 Abkhazia, 32 Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG), 7, 41, 73 78 dwindling support, 75 raid on Sipadan, 145 Aceh, 42 Afghanistan, 40 abandoned stockpiles of guns, 23 African Market Complex, 35 37 Agreement on Border Crossing, Philippines and Indonesia, 128 Agreement on Border Security (1967), Malaysia and Indonesia, 129 Agreement on Information Exchange and Establishment of Communication Procedures (2002), 122 24, 133 AK-47, 28, 30, 111 durability and reliability, 31 introduction into tribally violent societies, 35 Al Harakat Al Islamiya, 73 Al Khobar gang, 80 Al Qaeda, 6, 30 arms from Afghanistan conflict, 41 black arms transfers from, 33 Albania, 31 32 Ambalat dispute, 130 American Market Complex, 27 30

202 Index ammo dumps, 39 Andaman sub-regional market complex, 42 Anglo-Malayan Defense Arrangement (AMDA), 123 Angola, 35 Ant traders, 26, 79 anti-communist groups, U.S. supported, 28 anti-smuggling agreements, bilateral, 60 Anti-Smuggling Treaty (1967), 128 29 apartheid, fall of, South Africa, 36 Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), 7 leakage of military grade explosives, 78 leakage of M16s, 112 recruitment and training of covert force of Moro guerrillas, 66 Armed Islamic Group (GIA), 74 arms manufacturers, numbers, 2 arms market black, 21 broker, 25 components, 22 27 consumer, 24 25 grey, 20 secondary sources, 23 source, 23 24 transporter, 25 27 types, 19 20 white, 20 ASEAN Centre for Combating Transnational Crime (ACTC), 126 ASEAN Plan of Action (PoA) to Combat Transnational Crime, 120, 122, 125 26 ASEAN Way, 119 Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) export controls variations, 110 formation of, 60 Astami, Shuaiv, 96 profile of a broker, 97 Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), 160 Maritime Industry Authority, 141 Avdeev, Igor, 53 aviation law, 105 B Balkans, war, 31 Basilan Island, 7, 140

Index 203 Batam Agreement, 122, 125 Batchelor s rankings, 58 Belgium, 30 Ostend, 35 Beretta, 34 bilateral agreements, effect on Sulu arms market, 118 bilateral anti-smuggling agreements, 60 bilateral initiatives, 126 30 Malaysia and Indonesia, 129 30 Philippines and Indonesia, 128 Philippines and Malaysia, 128 29 Bintang Class patrol boats, 143 Borneo, 60 Bout, Viktor, 25, 35, 53 delivery of Libyan arms to Mindanao, 71 Brazil, arms manufacturer, 29 brokers, military backgrounds, 25 Buli Sim Sim, 100 Bureau 39, 43 Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), 139 Bureau of Customs (BUCUS), 141 Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), 141 Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID), 141 C Cambodia abandoned stockpiles of guns, 23 Chinese arms, 42 Camp Abu Bakar, 109 Caucuses, national fragmentation, 32 Cebu, 77 maritime security conference (2007), 122 paltiks from, 81 Central Asian Market Complex, 40 42 Chechen separatists, 41 Chechnya, 32 China, production capacity, 44 China North Industries Corporation (Norinco), 45 Chinese Triads, 30 Coast Watch South (CWS), 120, 160 coastal radar, 5 Cold War, new sponsors, 63

204 Index Colombia Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), 29 leakage of guns from military and police, 29 command centre systems, 5 Communists, 64 concealment, hiding of contraband, 104 Confrontation, 85 contraband, concealment, 104 Cooperation Afloat, Readiness and Training (CARAT) exercises, 134, 136 cooperative agreements, ASEAN member countries, 120 Corregidor Island, 67 corruption, 106 8 counter-proliferation debate, 1 counter-trafficking measures, 5 regional, 118 52 Cowie, William C., 61, 99 Cox s Bazaar, 43 criminal gangs, Malaysia, gun-running activities, 8 Cuba, 28 culture, of smuggling, 94 Cyprus, 30 D Dagestan, 32 DAMCOR (Danao Arms Corporation), 111 Damnjanovic, Tomislav, 35 Davao City, 86 illegal gun factories, 81 Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), 141 drop zones, remote, 105 Dudayev, Dzhokhar, 32 E European Aeronautic Defense and Space company (EADS), 44 European Market Complex, 30 34 European Union, export regulations, 33 F facilitators, Indonesian or Filipino origin, 100 Fathur Rohman al-ghozi, 77 firearms availability, relationship to homicide and suicide rates, 2 numbers in existence, 1

Index 205 Five Power Defence Arrangements (FPDA), 122 23 flight plans, fictional, 105 FN Herstal, 34 G gangsters, Philippines, 79 Giat Industries, 34 Global War on Terrorism (GWOT), 5, 41, 130 Glock, 34 Glock pistols, 40 Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, 10 Green Berets, 76 Green, Timothy, 35, 110, 156 gun collectors, peaceful, 24 gun control advocates, 8 gun-running routes, 95 guns, shipped to Kudat, 86 gunshot wounds, death from, 2 H Haji Andres, as facilitator in Kudat, 96 Harakat ul-mujahedin (HuM), 41, 74 Hashim Salamat, 69 70 Heckler & Koch, 34 Hezbollah, 30 Hong Kong, organized crime syndicates, 80 Hukbalahaps, 64 65 I Iligan City, 104 illicit arms market components, 10 11 global trade, 19 50 illegal logging, 127 Inagawa-Kai Yakuza, 80 Indian gangsters, 42 Indonesian Maritime Security Coordinating Board (IMSCB), 133, 165 insurgent stockpiles, 110 Integrated Area Defence System (IADS), 123 International Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA), Bangkok, 132, 138 39, 164 International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS), 142 Iran changes in leadership, 38 grey arms transfers from, 33 Iran-Iraq War, 38 Iraq, 39 Iraqi Army, U.S.-supplied firearms, 39

206 Index Iraqi Security Forces, 32 Islamic Army of Aden, 74 Islamic militants, need for guns, 63 Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU), 74 Israeli-Palestinian conflict, 37 Italy, 30 J Jabidah Massacre, 67 Jamal-ul-Azam (Sultan), 61 import of firearms from Singapore, 62 Japanese gangs, preference for Danao guns, 81 Jemaah Islamiya (JI), 6, 74 destruction of network, 154 focus of Global War on Terrorism, 131 Joint Committee on Border Cooperation, 129 Joint Interagency Coordination group (JIACG), U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM), 132 Joint Interagency Task Force West (JIATF-W), 138 Joint U.S. Military Assistance Group Philippines (JUSMAG- Phil), 135 Jolo, Spanish blockade, 97 K Kabataang Makabayang, 85 Kabul, 41 Karbala, Iraq, 38 Khadaffi, Muammar, 68 deal for Sipadan hostages, 75 Khaddafy Janjalani, 76 Khmer Rouge, 64 Kinabatangan River, 100 Konfrontasi, 85 legacy of, 130 Korean Worker s Party, 43 Kudat, facilitator present in, 96 Kumpulan Mujahedin Malaysia (KMM), 74 Kurds, Iraq, 39 L Labuan, 83 Labuan Trading Company, 61 Lahad Datu, 98 Lebanon, grey arms transfers from, 33

Index 207 Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), 6, 41, 74 Libya, contribution to MNLF, 69 Ligitan, 122 M M16s Iraqi Army, 40 Macapagal, Diosdado, 66 MacArthur, Douglas (General), clandestine delivery techniques, 63 Macedonia, 31 Mafia, Russia see Russian Mafia Maimbung, deliveries diverted to, 97 Malayan Communist Party, 63 Malaysia agencies responsible over littoral security, 9 credibility booster, MILF- Philippines peace talks, 155 establishment of littoral enforcement units, 119 Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), 145 gun-running problem, 8 MMEA s jurisdiction, 158 Joint Task Force 2, 145 Marine Operations Force, 100, 120, 143 competing with MMEA for funding, 144 jurisdiction, 151 national efforts, 142 46 security services, secrecy, 14 strained relations with Philippines, Sabah, 5 Malaysian Army, vulnerable to leakage, 156 Malaysian Army Staff College, visit to Indonesian General Border Committee office, 127 Malaysian Federation, establishment of, 66 Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA), 120 Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) Act, 143 Maluku see Moluccas Maluku route cluster, 95 96 Mandaue, 81 Manila Bay, 67

208 Index Maoist insurgent groups, 64 Marcos, Ferdinand, 66 declaration of martial law (1971), 68 Marine Force Reconnaissance Battalion, 141 maritime law, 105 Maritime Security Conferences, 132 33 Mayor of Balabac, 96 Memorandum of Understanding on Defense Cooperation, 129 Methamphetamine, 82 Mexico, leakage from military and police, 29 Middle East, sponsors from, 43 Middle Eastern Market Complex, 37 40 Mindanao, 60 ammunition into, 4 high number of guns, 156 Ministry of People s Armed Forces, 43 Mohammed Jamal Khalifa, 71 Moldova, 30 Moluccas, ammunition into, 4 Moro, Declaration of Rights and Purposes, 62 Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), 5, 41, 69 73 confidence building measures with Manila, 154 garrisons in Muslim towns, 77 relative peace with Manila, 93 training camps, 72 Moro nation, 62 Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), 41, 65 70 end of relations with Malaysia, 154 negotiation for autonomy, 70 Multi-National Security Transition Command Iraq, 40 multilateral cooperative initiatives, 120 23 Multilateral Maritime Security Conference, 133 multinational legal framework, creation of, 161 Myanmar black arms market, participation, 21 Chinese arms, 42

Index 209 N Nagorno-Karabakh, 32 National Defense Authorization Act section (1206), 134 section (1207), 137 section (1902), 137 National Democratic Front for Bodoland (NDFB), 41 national fragmentation, Black Sea region, 32 National Liberation Army (ELN), 29 30 Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN), 41 Naval Air Group Islander, 141 Naylor, R.T., 21 New People s Army, 64 Nicaragua, Contras, 28 Nixon, Richard, declaration of War on Drugs, 28 North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 30 North Korea black arms market, participation, 21 use of front companies in Hong Kong, 82 Northeast Asia, 44 45 percentage of global arms production, 58 Norwegian Initiative on Small Arms Transfers, 10 Nunukan, 99 Nur Misuari, 65, 155 direct ties with Arab sponsors, 68 negotiation for autonomy, 70 return to Mindanao, 67 O officials, bribes given to, 107 Operation Balikatan, 140 Operation Enduring Freedom Philippines (OEF-P), 7, 140, 155 Operation Ultimatum, 76, 140 Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC), 68 averse to supporting minority groups, 87 contribution to MNLF, 69 organized crime syndicates, 80 82 Osama bin Laden, 6, 32, 71, 73 Ostend, Belgium, 35 overproduction, 110 P Pakistan-Afghan frontier, quality and volume of handmade firearms, 41

210 Index Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI), 40 Palawan route cluster, 96 97 Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), 37 arming of NPA, 64 Palestinian Authority, Fatahled, 38 Palmas Island, dispute over, 122 paltik counterfeits of Western models, 81 paltik industries, 111 Pangkor Island, 67 Pathet Lao, 64 Pavel Grachev, 32 peacekeeping, expansion of, 3 Pelabuhan Baru, 100 Pentagon gang, 80 Philippine Army, outgunned by Moro rebels, 6 Philippine Coast Guard, 120, 141, 161 Philippine Marine Corps, 81 Philippine National Police (PNP) Maritime Group, 141, 160 Philippine National Police (PNP), 74, 140 Philippines agencies responsible for littoral security, 9 Armed Forces see Armed Forces of the Philippines banning sale of gunpowder, 61 establishment of littoral enforcement units, 119 licensed manufacturers, 110 11 Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA), 160 national efforts, 139 42 number of firearms, 4 post-war, political environment, 63 reissuing confiscated firearms, 22 Phuket, Thailand, 43 pistols, Glock, 40 political importance, guns, 3 politicians Sulu Arms Market, 79 tribe-centric, 80 Poly Technologies, 45 Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), 37

Index 211 R Ranong, Thailand, 43 Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP), 123 25 regional market complexes, 27 Revised Agreement on Direct Liaison and Coordinated Patrol Operations, 128 Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), 29 Rheinmetall, 34 Royal Malaysian Police, 100, 142 Russian Mafia, 30 black arms transfers from, 33 S Sabah, 98 clans, 9 Sandakan, roads connected to Tawau, 99 Sarangani Coast, 103 Saudi Arabia, grey arms transfers from, 33 Schuck, H., 61, 99 Sebatik, 99 Senate Armed Services Committee, 134 36 Sendero Luminoso (The Shining Path), 30 Serbia, 30 Shabu, 82 shipped to Kudat, 96 Shamil Basayev, 32 Sharjah, United Arab Emirates (UAE), 35 SIG Arms, 34 Sipadan, 75, 122 small arms impact of availability, 2 proliferation, management, 3 Small Arms Survey, 10, 21, 52 smuggling avoidance of authorities, 102 4 camouflage, 104 deception, 105 definition, 94 importance of speed, 103 stealth, 103 smuggling culture, 94 smuggling routes, 83 South Africa, 36 South Asian Market Complex, 40 42

212 Index South Korea, production capacity, 44 South Ossetia, 32 Southeast Asia Cooperation Against Terrorism (SEACAT) exercise, 136 Southeast Asia Tri-Border Initiative (SATI), 132, 137 38, 159 Southeast Asian arms market, study on, 11 Southeast Asian Market Complex, 42 44 Southern Thailand, 42 Soviet equipment, 28 Spain, counter-trafficking efforts, 61 Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction (SIGIR), 55 Special Operations Group, MILF group, 72 Spratly sub-regional market complex, 42 43 Sri Lanka, 42 Sterling Armaments, 34 Steyr-AUG rifles, 112 Steyr-Mannlicher, 34 stockpiles, insurgents, 109, 110 Strait of Malacca, 42 Sudan, 20 Sultanate of Brunei, 98 Sulu, sultans of, 61 Sulu Archipelago, clans, 9 colonial history, 60 62 smuggling, 97 Sulu Arms Market at crossroads, 157 cooperative initiatives affecting, 121 demand principles and practices, 101 8 routes, 92 101 gateway for guns entering, 98 historical roots, 9 10 importance, 1 7 mid-1960s, grey market, 63 qualitative approach in research, 13 source of supply, 108 12 government arsenals, 111 12 insurgent stockpiles, 109 regional production, 110 11 supply and demand, 93 112 Sulu nationalism, 86 Sulu route cluster, 97 101 Sulu traffickers, 94 Sulu Zone, historical accounts of American and British administrations, 10

Index 213 Superferry 14, bombing of, 76 Sunni-Shia divide, 37 T Taiwan appearance of guns from Sabah, 82 production capacity, 43 Taiwanese gangs, 80 preference for Danao guns, 81 Taliban Chinese weaponry, 42 grey arms transfers from, 33 Tawau, 98 Tawi-Tawi, 67 Thai-Myanmar frontier, 42 Theatre Security Cooperation Plan (TSCP), 132, 134 36, 164 Transdnistria, 30, 32 transnational threats, influence of United States, 119 transporters, 25 27 tri-border area, 4 Tri-Border Interagency Security Conference, 133 Tripartite Technical Experts Group (TTEG) on Maritime Security, 125 Tripoli peace agreement, 69, 72 Tun Mustafa, 67 Turkey, grey arms transfers from, 33 U UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), 123 United Arab Emirates, Sharjah, 35 United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA), 41 United Nations, 3 4 United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, 52 United States multilateralism in Sulu Arms Market, 130 42 need to leverage intelligence and other capabilities, 166 U.S. Coast Guard, combined exercises with, 138 U.S. Department of Defense Directive, Military Support for Stability, Security, Transition and Reconstruction (SSTR) Operations, 131

214 Index U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), 139 U.S. Military, little knowledge of Sulu Arms Market, 8 U.S. Navy, joint exercise with Malaysian Marine Operations Force, 151 52 U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM), Security Assistance and International Logistics Division, 135 U.S. Special Operations Command, 140 V Vietnam abandoned stockpiles of guns, 23 captured American weaponry, 64 Vietnam War, 42 W Wali Khan Amin Shah, 74 warfare, shift from interstate to intrastate, 3 Warsaw Pact, 30 weaponry, global trade, 19 Western European producers, licensing agreements with manufacturers, 33 Western Mindanao Command (WESTMINCOM), 141, 161 white market guns, 22 World-MPC (Worker League of Danao Multi-Purpose Cooperative), 111 Yakuza, 80 Yousef, Ramzi, 74 Yugoslavia, former leaders, 31 Z Zaire, 35