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"Should NATO support UN peacekeeping operations?" by Peter Viggo Jakobsen & David Lightburn01 Apr. 2005 (SHIRBRIG) is based on the same model, but unlike NATO it cannot field combat-capable forces for high-intensity peace operations. The NATO Response Force (NRF) would be ideally suited for such a role, which would highlight the fact that NATO is the only | Opinion |
Speech by Mr. Jacques Chirac, President of the French Republic at the meeting of the North Atlantic Council at the level of Heads of State and Government22 Feb. 2005 in Afghanistan and Kosovo, where it has taken command of operations. It is also one of the very largest contributors to the NATO Response Force, the NRF, a key instrument in the reform of our organization. ln Afghanistan, France has decided to step up its | Opinion |
Rehearsing Response Force deployments01 Feb. 2005 held at NATO’s Joint Warfare Centre inStavanger, the participants will be faced with a simulated scenariothat examines how the Response Force (NRF) could be used in a futurecrisis or conflict. It will focus on the planning,deployability | News |
Interview: Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope: DSACT01 Jan. 2005 their respective headquarters to Stavanger and completed two weeks of intensive training to prepare them for the mission itself. We've also had NATO Response Force (NRF) commanders and teams in Stavanger following a focused package of training to prepare them | Opinion |
"NATO's transformation scorecard" by Robert G. Bell, senior vice president of SAIC01 Jan. 2005 creating the NATO Response Force (NRF), realigning its Strategic Commands, and endorsing the Prague Capabilities Commitment (PCC) modernisation programmes. Last but certainly not least, the Alliance invited seven countries to join NATO and agreed | Opinion |
"The transformation challenge" by John J. Garstka, US Department of Defense01 Jan. 2005 the criterion of transformation. Moreover, the primary engine for this is the NATO Response Force (NRF). The NRF is envisioned as a 20,000-strong rapid-reaction force, prepared for combat, able to deploy in between 5 and 30 days and sustainable for 30 days | Opinion |
"The need for change" by Henning Riecke, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik in Berlin01 Jan. 2005 of Allied Command Transformation in Norfolk, Virginia, in the United States and the development of the NATO Response Force (NRF). The NRF is now the focal point for force transformation, serving as a testing ground for new technology, doctrine and procedures | Opinion |
Speech by NATO Secretary General, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer at the French Institute of International Relations (IFRI)23 Nov. 2004 and the nature of their mission. To what extent should they be involved in the war on drugs in Afghanistan, or the war on organized crime in Kosovo? What should be the role of the recently established NATO Response Force, the NRF? What is the smartest way | Opinion |
Exercise Allied Warrior 04 tests NATO Response Force08 Nov. 2004 | News |
Press conference on the NATO Response Force (NRF) by NATO Secretary General, Jaap de Hoop Schefferand General James L. Jones...13 Oct. 2004 Press conference on the NATO Response Force (NRF | Opinion |
