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Transcript of the press briefing on Libya by Oana Lungescu, the NATO Spokesperson and Lieutenant General Charles Bouchard, Commander of the military operation Unified Protector24 Oct. 2011 the capabilities of fielded military concentrations, logistic and ammunition facilities, and finally, command-and-control nodes. Throughout we stayed focused on the mandate, to protect the population, to ensure a No-Fly Zone and to conduct the embargo. We | Opinion |
Transcript of the press briefing by the Commander of the NATO Training Mission – Afghanistan13 Oct. 2011 of the 12 specialty schools that we really do need in order to give the army and the police those speciality skills they need, such as human resources, maintenance, logistics, and those kind of skill sets that are absolutely essential for any kind | Opinion |
Press conference by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen following the Defence Ministers meeting05 Oct. 2011 to multinational cooperation. It's about acquisition of expensive military equipment, but it's also about bringing down running costs when it comes to training, education, logistics, maintenance of military equipment. So there is really a broad range of areas | Opinion |
Opening statement by NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen at the pre-ministerial press conference03 Oct. 2011 , logistics, maintenance of military equipment. So we will discuss a range of very concrete proposals and decide to continue that work with a view to the upcoming defence ministerial in February and later the Summit in May. So we will not make concrete | Opinion |
Afghan Air Force spreads its wings30 Sep. 2011 are not yet fully independent. NATO forces will continue to provide logistical oversight and general support for the Afghan Air Force, even though they have successfully reduced their dependence on the coalition. An optimistic outlook NATO medical staff | News |
Afghan Air Force spreads its wings30 Sep. 2011 are not yet fully independent. NATO forces will continue to provide logistical oversight and general support for the Afghan Air Force, even though they have successfully reduced their dependence on the coalition. An optimistic outlook NATO medical staff | News |
Training Afghan bomb disposal teams21 Sep. 2011 volunteered to do it.” Together with his team partner, Otero brings to the training the experience of having diffused almost 500 bombs. He also contributes extensive logistical and practical knowledge that comes from being part of a small unit that gets | News |
Training Afghan bomb disposal teams21 Sep. 2011 volunteered to do it.” Together with his team partner, Otero brings to the training the experience of having diffused almost 500 bombs. He also contributes extensive logistical and practical knowledge that comes from being part of a small unit that gets | News |
NATO Secretary General talks Smart Defence in Prague07 Sep. 2011 to NATO’s mission in Afghanistan and 97 soldiers to the NATO mission in Kosovo, and hosts a Multinational Logistics Coordination Centre in Prague, allowing NATO Allies and partners to coordinate and improve their support for operations | News |
Transcript of the press briefing on Libya by Oana Lungescu, the NATO Spokesperson and Colonel Roland Lavoie, Operation ‘’Unified Protector’’ military spokesperson23 Aug. 2011 military capability to a point that their command and control capabilities are severely affected, that they have severely reduced logistical capabilities, mobility capabilities, because they don't control many accesses within the country. And they have | Opinion |
