ALN

Japanese: ALN

…(2) The Boumediene Regime (1965-78) Boumediene, who took power in place of Ben Bella, suspended the constitution, dissolved the National Assembly, and established the Revolutionary Council as the highest organ of state power. All of its members, including Boumediene, who became its chairman (head of state), were military officers from the National Liberation Army (ALN). After independence, the ALN was renamed the People's National Army, but of the three pillars of power mentioned above, the FLN and the bureaucracy were weak in the process of being reorganized, while the military was the only group that combined political and organizational strength. …

From Algeria

From the Algerian War

… The development of the war can be divided into four phases. (1) After the armed struggle under the leadership of Ben Bella and others began, the National Liberation Front (FLN) and the National Liberation Army (ALN) were formed as the core of political leadership and military action, respectively, and guerrilla activity spread throughout the country. The government of the French Fourth Republic tried to suppress this by force. …

*Some of the terminology that mentions "ALN" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…(2)ブーメディエン政権期(1965‐78)　ベン･ベラに代わって政権についたブーメディエンは，憲法を停止し国会を解散して，国権の最高機関として革命評議会を設置した。メンバーは議長(国家元首)となったブーメディエンも含めていずれも国民解放軍(ALN)出身の軍人である。ALNは，独立後〈人民国軍〉と改称されたが，権力を支える上記の三本柱のうちFLNと官僚機構が再編成過程で弱体であったのに対して，軍隊は政治性と組織性を兼備した唯一の集団であった。…