| Title | Document type |
United States and NATO - 1949of an integrated command was to foster a spirit of cooperation among troops from different countries. Initiatives were taken to familiarise service members with their Allies, such as posters showing the different uniforms and ranks. Here, you can see the American | Declassified |
Fact sheet: Russia’s accusations - setting the record straightbe, based on the free choice of European democracies. When Ukraine decided to pursue a “non-bloc policy,” NATO fully respected that choice. Russia’s long-time assertion that NATO tried to force Ukraine into its ranks was, and remains, completely false | |
Fact sheet: Russia’s accusations - setting the record straightbe, based on the free choice of European democracies. When Ukraine decided to pursue a “non-bloc policy,” NATO fully respected that choice. Russia’s long-time assertion that NATO tried to force Ukraine into its ranks was, and remains, completely false | |
United Kingdom and NATO - 1949. To help distinguish the different uniforms of its members, the British Ministry of Defence produced a poster with uniforms and marking of rank for each member country, including the United Kingdom. The visit to NATO of distinguished guests | Declassified |
Belgium and NATO - 1949. The rank and file of the Belgian military standing at attention during the ceremony were instantly recognisable to their NATO counterparts in attendance thanks in part to the 1961 poster campaign that introduced the national military uniforms and ranks | Declassified |
Norway and NATO - 1949. Initiatives were also taken to familiarise different service members with their Allies, such as posters showing the different uniforms and ranks. Here you can see the Norwegian uniforms around 1962. Norway’s know-how Due to its geography, Norway has | Declassified |
Lieutenant General Roberto Nordio, Military Representative of Italy to NATOAir Force. In August of 1991 he returned to Italy and was assigned to the 6th Wing where he rose to command the 154th Fighter Bomber Squadron in October 1992. After being promoted to the rank of Colonel, he was assigned to the Operational | Biography |
Enzo Vecciarelli, Chief of Defence of the Italian Armed Forcesat the Personnel Division of Air Force Staff, first as Head of the Office for the employment of higher ranks officers, later as Chief Organization Branch. After being assigned to the Air Force Logistic Command Staff between 2002 and 2004, he held the positions | Biography |
Lieutenant General John K. Love, United States Military Representative to NATOA native of Texas, Lieutenant General Love enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserves in 1981 and obtained the rank of Corporal before graduating from Texas Tech University and receiving a commission in 1984. As a career infantry officer, he has commanded | Biography |
Juan Montenegro, Military Representative of Spain to NATOLieutenant General Juan Montenegro Álvarez de Tejera was born in Madrid on 5th July 1959. Belonging to the 36th Officer Class of the Spanish Army Military Academy and the 269th Class of the Artillery Academy, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant | Biography |
