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What does CTSO stand for?
CTSO Career and Technical Student Organizations
What is CTSO?
Cytosorbents Corp: a critical care focused publicly traded company is one meaning.
What is the function of a cellular telephone switching office?
A cellular telephone within a cell communicates to the call tower, which in turn is connected to the cellular telephone switching office (CTSO) by the telephone line. The telephone switching Office is then connected to the local telephone system. If the cellular telephone moves from one cell to another, the cellular telephone switching office then hands the connection from one cell to another.
Who are allies of the United States?
This list: Military Allies of the United StatesNATO MembersAlbaniaBelgiumBulgariaCanadaCroatiaCzech RepublicDenmarkEstoniaFranceGermanyGreeceHungaryIcelandItalyLatviaLithuaniaLuxembourgNetherlandsNorwayPolandPortugalRomaniaSlovakiaSloveniaSpainTurkeyUnited KingdomNATO by Extension (Complex)British Crown Possessions (Isle of Man, Jersey …) & British Overseas TerritoriesFrench Departments & Communes (Several such as French Guiana and Reunion are incorporated parts of the Republic of France like Hawaii is to the USA, New Caledonia is the least incorporated but is also part of France)Kingdom of the Netherlands (Aruba, Netherland Antilles)Norwegian TerritoriesKingdom of Denmark Countries (Greenland, Faroe Islands)Spanish African EnclavesPortuguese Atlantic IslandsTerritories of the United States (Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Northern Marianas, American Samoa)Independent Countries in Free Association with the United StatesMarshall IslandsFederated States of MicronesiaPalauNATO Occupied Countries (Not UN recognized)KosovoNATO Contact Countries & Mutual Defense Agreements (MDAs)Japan (also MDA)Korea, Republic (also MDA)Australia (also ANZUS)New Zealand (also ANZUS)SingaporeChileOther Special Security Relationships with USAPanamaPhilippinesThailandOther American Military Allies in South AmericaPeruSurinameGuyanaArgentina (Very complex relationship, strained)Non-NATO EU Members (NATO-ESDP)AustriaIrelandFinlandSwedenMaltaCyprusNATO MAPs (Membership Action Plans)MacedoniaBosniaMontenegroIndependent Countries - MDAs with Major Allies and/or the USAAndorraMonacoSan MarinoFijiKiribatiSamoaEast TimorNauruSolomon IslandsTongaPapua New GuineaBelizeJamaicaBahamasDominican RepublicHaitiVarious other Caribbean microstates (changing and complex)Oman (via British)Djibouti (via French)Select NATO (Partners)Switzerland (PfP)Georgia (PfP)Ukraine (PfP)Moldova (PfP)Azerbaijan (PfP, but complexly also a CTSO member, keyword: Central Asia Great Game)Egypt (Med Dialogue, complex relationship)Israel (Med Dialague, special relationship)Jordan (Med Dialogue, also special with British)Morocco (Med Dialogue)Mauritania (Med Dialogue)Other South & West Asian AlliesBahrainUAESaudi ArabiaIraq (sui generis)Afghanistan (sui generis)India (emerging, converging national interests, Chinese building naval base on Sri Lanka, France-India and USA-India nuclear tech deals)Other African AlliesBotswanaSwazilandChadSenegalBeninSui Generis SituationsHonduras (De facto government)Bolivia (Eastern Provinces)Alliances between any two or group of countries are not simple. There are legal agreements, ideological considerations and national interests.There are central Asian nations which have very complex relationships - for example Kazakhstan, which belongs to the Russian dominated CSTO, the Chinese dominated SCO and has a NATO IPAP. It will play to all three as its interests and the situation changes.Also there is a big difference between military allies and political allies. Socialist Chile may work against the United States on global political issues but is a major military ally for its own security reasons. Reality gets really strange with situations like Pakistan and Yemen.
