What does CI stand for?

Civilian Internee

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A raid of scope and daring from World War II would be the fabulous rescue of more than 2,000 civilian internees [from Los Banos, the Philippines on Feb.

Daring raids

Arandora Star left Liverpool for Canada on 2 July 1940 carrying Italian male civilian internees and German internees and prisoners-of-war along with British troops.

Five tragic sisters

As offensive operations establish initial security, which will likely result in a detained population of enemy prisoners of war or nonmilitary civilian internees (e.

Re-establishing public order and safety: support to the host nation ...

Thousands of us ex-Far East PoWs and civilian internees of the Japanese, owe our lives to Earl Mountbatten.

ViewpointsMountbatten had good side

It said that under international and military law, prisoners of war and civilian internees are supposed to be freed at the end of the conflict and occupation, unless there are charges against them.

Saddam could be tried by Iraqis 'within weeks'

Their mission will be to guard military prisoners of war and civilian internees or to guard military installations or facilities.

Oregon guardsmen mobilized for foreign duty

The four classes of detainees are innocent civilian, civilian internee, enemy prisoners of war (EPW), and retained person.

Tampa lawyers process Iraqi prisoners of war

Charles Hardoon, who was 86, was one of about 600 former civilian internees who have had claims scrapped because they were not brought up in this country, despite the Government's promise last November to ensure all British PoWs and internees were compensated.

PoW dies after being told there's no payout