04 Dec. 2012
PATRIOT Systems used by Air Forces of the United States, the Netherlands and Germany
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NATO Defence Ministers brief media at the site of the German patriot site in Kahramanmaras, southern Turkey. The Turkish Defence Minister Ismet Yilmaz is joined by his German counterpart Thomas de Maizière and the Dutch Defence Minister Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, standing to his right. On Ministers Yilmaz's left is the governor of Kahramanmaras Sukru Kocatepe.
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NATO Defence Ministers brief media at the site of the German patriot site in Kahramanmaras, southern Turkey. The Turkish Defence Minister Ismet Yilmaz is joined by his German counterpart Thomas de Maizière and the Dutch Defence Minister Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, standing to his right. On Ministers Yilmaz's left is the governor of Kahramanmaras Sukru Kocatepe.
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Left to right: Turkish Defence Minister Ismet Yilmaz, German Defence Minister Thomas de Maiziere, Dutch Defence Minister Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert
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Left to right: Dutch Defence Minister Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, Governor of Kahramanmaras Sukru Kocatepe, Turkish Defence Minister Ismet Yilmaz
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The Patriot Spokespersons answer media questions at the Gaziantep Patriot site (from left to right: Major Cengiz Alabacak of the Turkish General Staff, Colonel Steve Richmond, of the 10th US Army Air and Missile Defence Command, and the SHAPE Spokesperson, Lieutenant-Colonel Dariusz Kacperczyk)
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US Patriot battery under NATO Command overlooking the city of Gaziantep (Turkey)
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US Patriot battery under NATO Command overlooking the city of Gaziantep (Turkey)
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US Patriots under NATO command protecting the city of Gaziantep, Turkey
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US Patriots under NATO command protecting the city of Gaziantep, Turkey
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US Patriots under NATO command protecting the city of Gaziantep, Turkey
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Final checks are made to a Patriot missile battery at Adana International Airport on Friday, 25 January. The equipment, provided by the Netherlands, is the first of six Patriot missile batteries declared operational and placed under the command and control of NATO on Saturday, 26 January. It will help to protect the city and people of Adana against missile threats.
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Final checks are made to a Patriot missile launch station at Adana International Airport on Friday, 25 January. The equipment, provided by the Netherlands, is the first of six Patriot missile batteries declared operational and placed under the command and control of NATO on Saturday, 26 January It will help to protect the city and people of Adana against missile threats.
