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François Naville, National co-vice chairman, NATO C3 Boardoperational missions of French Air Force (surveillance, mission planning, communication and information systems). Interoperability between many national and NATO systems was a key aspect. Other duties he fulfilled in his professional career embrace | Biography |
Lieutenant General Jaroslav Kolkus, Military Representative of the Czech RepublicFrom 1st August 2008 The Czech Republic Military Representative to NATO and EU Jaroslav Kolkus was born in Trencianske Teplice in Slovakia on June 28, 1954. His professional career began in 1977 after graduating from the Military University | Biography |
Tacan Ildem, Assistant Secretary General for Public Diplomacy. Ambassador Ildem is a senior Turkish diplomat. Since the start of his career in 1978, he has held positions involving multilateral and bilateral affairs. Before assuming his current responsibilities, Ambassador Ildem served as Permanent Representative | Biography |
Steven Hill, Legal Adviser and Director of the Office of Legal AffairsUnion Special Representative in Kosovo and was a Visiting Professor of Law at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center in China. Mr. Hill began his legal career in the Office of the Legal Adviser (L) at the U.S. Department of State. In a series of assignments, he | Biography |
Major General Xhemal Gjunkshi, Chief of General Staff of Albanian Armed ForcesMG Xh. Gjunkshi was born in Peshkopia, Albania, on 30 January 1963. He began his military studies in 1978 at the “Skenderbej” Military High School. After graduating from the Albanian Military Academy, in 1985, he began his military career as platoon | Biography |
General Charles-Henri Delcour, Chief of the General Staff of BelgiumGeneral Charles-Henri Delcour was born in Brussel in 1948 and he joined the Royal Military Academy with the 122nd polytechnic class. He is married and his two sons have already entered professional life. He started his military career as a platoon | Biography |
Major General Vello Loemaa, Military Representative of the Estonian Delegation to NATO(Russia) where he graduated first in his class. He also completed Senior Course 89 of the NATO Defence College, 1996‑1997. Major General Loemaa started his military career in 1973 with his first appointment as a pilot in fighter-bomber regiment | Biography |
Major General Janusz Bojarski, Military Representative of PolandAir Force units and Chief Editor in the military section of the Polish Radio. In 1991 he was appointed as the senior officer in the Defense Attachés’ Bureau of the Polish MoD and in 1993 he began his diplomatic career as the Assistant Defense | Biography |
Major-General Jaroslav Kuča, Military Representative of the Slovak Republic to NATOPersonal Background: Born: 08 MAY 61, Vranov Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Slávka Children: Jakub - 1994 Military Service: 27 years Classification: tank commander Career: Chief of Staff of Personnel Management (J1) of the General Staff | Biography |
Frank Majoor, Permanent Representative of the Netherlands) at the Netherlands Mission to the United Nations in New York. Between 1982 and 1986 he served as Head Environmental Affairs Division of the Economic Cooperation Department and Assistant to the Director General for Political Affairs. Mr Majoor started his career | Biography |
