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SECTION IV
MILITARY SITUATION
Iceland has no military, naval or air forces and has declared itself permanently
neutral. The constitution provides that service for the defense of the country can
be made mandatory on every man capable of bearing arms, but supporting legislation
has not been enacted.
Internal order is maintained by a police organization responsible to the Minister
of Justice. Its present strength is about 100 uniformed policemen, most of whom
are used to preserve order and direct traffic in Reykjavik.
Iceland has no forces to resist aggression, and the sparsity of population makes
it highly improbable that any organized underground resistance would be formed in
the case of occupation by a hostile power.
IV-1
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