News
| Date | Title | |
| 23 May. 2024 |  | The NATO Logistics Committee, NATO's principal high-level body dealing with logistics, met at NATO Headquarters in Brussels on 21-22 May 2024. Allies’ discussions focused on how to implement NATO’s defence plans, which will ensure that NATO can continue to deter and defend by moving forces and equipment to the right place and at the right time. |
| 15 Mar. 2017 |  |
NATO develops multinational fuel handling capability to support operations On 15 March 2017, France, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States signed a Letter of Intent confirming the willingness for collective fuel support to NATO operations and exercises. This was the result of a smart defence initiative on multinational fuel handling capability led by France under the auspices of the NATO Petroleum Committee. |
| 21 Oct. 2013 |  | "Fuel soldiers" have an essential mission: to supply and support the forces deployed to an operation wherever and whenever needed. Many factors have to be taken into account for operational effectiveness. Developing multinational fuel logistics capabilities is also a priority, aimed at reducing the logistical footprint and the cost of operations. France is leading one such multinational project. |
| 21 Jun. 2013 |  | Logisticians from several Allied and partner countries are being put to the test in NATO’s largest-ever logistics exercise from 8 to 26 June. Capable Logistician 2013 is centred around a scenario where NATO-led multinational forces are deployed to a fictitious country to manage a simulated crisis involving inter-ethnic conflict and floods of refugees. |
| 30 Jan. 2012 |  | It’s not every day that someone describes to you how a slight mis-measurement on the height of a vehicle led them to destroying the canopy of a public train station – without even realizing at the time. But, then not everyone is like Tony Hurst, who plots and plans the transport of military supplies, including armoured vehicles, from their source to theatres of operations that could be literally anywhere in the world. |
| 22 Mar. 2010 |  |
Six Allies agree to cooperation on movement control for NATO operations NATO members Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Hungary, Lithuania and Slovakia will sign a Memorandum of Understanding in the margins of the Senior NATO Logisticians' Conference on 23 March 2010, committing their national support to the Movement Control Multinational Integrated Logistic Unit (Mov Con MILU). |