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General İlker Başbuğ, Commander of the Turkish Armed ForcesRegiment, 51st Division. Before being promoted to Brigadier General in 1989, he had completed his education at the United Kingdom Army Staff College and NATO Defense College. In this rank, he served as the Chief of Logistics and Infrastructure | Biography |
Hüseyin Diriöz, Assistant Secretary General for Defence Policy and Planning. The Defence Policy and Planning Division, which he directs and manages, has the lead on defence related issues such as defence transformation, defence capabilities, defence planning and logistics. The Division is responsible for developing political | Biography |
Lieutenant General M. Veysi Ağar, Military Representative of Turkeyof Logistic Systems Branch at Headquarters, Turkish Air Force Command, Ankara. He was assigned as Chief of Staff, CC-Air HQ İzmir and promoted to Major General in August 2004. In August 2007, General Ağar was assigned as the Commander of 2’nd Air Support | Biography |
NATO Defence Ministers support Smart Defence as a driver for change02 Feb. 2012 and reconnaissance, logistics and training. They decided to continue working towards a longer term approach to Smart Defence by prioritising, specialising and identifying more projects suitable for enduring cooperation on key Alliance priorities. Defence | News |
Melange disposal project launched in Azerbaijan04 Jul. 2006 fertiliser material. The Azeri government is participating in the project, which is implemented under Azerbaijan’s Individual Partnership Action Plan, by supplying the necessary infrastructure, consumables and logistic support. NATO’s ultimate goal | News |
Statement - Meeting of the NATO-Russia Council at the level of Ministers of Defence09 Jun. 2005 . We reviewed progress in the field of logistic cooperation, and look forward to the early completion of NATO-Russia agreements covering specific aspects of this cooperation. We welcomed the successful completion of the Phase I | Official text, Pressrelease |
Strategic Airlift Capability moves to implementation01 Oct. 2008 and Logistics Organisation (NPLO) with a Board of Directors and the NATO Airlift Management Agency (NAMA). To operate the C-17s, a Heavy Airlift Wing (HAW) will be created under the initial command of a US Air Force officer with a Swedish Deputy Commander | News, Pressrelease |
Statement - Meeting of the NATO-Russia Council at the level of Ministers of DefenceNATO Headquarters, Brussels, 1 December 200301 Dec. 2003 ports. In the field of interoperability and with the aim of facilitating joint action, we agreed to take forward a coherent and unified programme of logistic cooperation, including ongoing projects on air-to-air refuelling and the use of Russian | Official text, Pressrelease |
CEPMA celebrates its 50th anniversary16 Jun. 2008 and managed to meet operational requirements in central Europe in peace, crisis and conflict. Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, CEPS played an important logistical role in the first Gulf War in 1990, in the conflicts in Bosnia and Kosovo and, more | News |
'An Alliance for the 21st Century' - Washington Summit Communiqué issued by the Heads of State and Government participating in the meeting of the North Atlantic Council in Washington, D.C. on 24th April 199924 Apr. 1999 and Partner forces). Defence capabilities will be increased through improvements in the deployability and mobility of Alliance forces, their sustainability and logistics, their survivability and effective engagement capability, and command and control | Official text, Pressrelease |
