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Allied Command Allied Command Operations Operations Vigilance is the Price of Liberty” Vigilance is the Price of Liberty” Slawomir WICHA LtCOL POL A RAA Report Brussels FEB 2007

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Allied Command Operations. “Vigilance is the Price of Liberty”. Slawomir WICHA LtCOL POL A RAA Report Brussels FEB 2007. SHAPE - Mons. Reserve Affairs Advisor. www.nato.int/shape. [email protected]. Change of Command December 2007. Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Allied Command Operations

VIGILIA

PRETIUM LIBER

TATIS

Allied CommandAllied Command OperationsOperations

““Vigilance is the Price of Liberty”Vigilance is the Price of Liberty”

Slawomir WICHALtCOL POL A

RAA ReportBrussels FEB 2007

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SHAPE - MonsSHAPE - Mons

www.nato.int/shapewww.nato.int/[email protected]

Reserve Affairs Advisor

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Change of CommandChange of Command

December 2007December 2007

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Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR)Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR)

General John Craddock U.S. Army

Successful Operations including NRF and Successful Operations including NRF and ExercisesExercises

Effective Management of ACOEffective Management of ACO

Support for TransformationSupport for Transformation

Support for Co-operationSupport for Co-operation

STRATEGIC GOALSSTRATEGIC GOALS

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VIGILIA

PRETIUM LIBER

TATIS

NATO OPERATIONSNATO OPERATIONS

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The North Atlantic Treaty (Washington DC 4 April 1949)

Article 4

The Parties will consult together whenever, in the opinion of any of them, the territorial integrity, political independence or security of any of the Parties is threatened.

Article 5

The Parties agree that an armed attack against one or more of them in Europe or North America shall be considered an attack against them all and consequently they agree that , if such an armed attack occurs, each of them, in exercise of the right of individual or collective self-defence recognised by Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations, will assist the Party or parties so attacked by taking forthwith, individually and in concert with other Parties, such action as it deems necessary, including the use of armed force, to restore and maintain the security of the North Atlantic area.

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KFOR Mar 1999-Ongoing

IFOR/SFOR Dec 1995-Dec 2004

EU OP ALTHEA Dec 2004-Ongoing

ACTIVE ENDEAVOUR Oct 2001-Ongoing

ISAF Apr 2003-Ongoing

BALTIC AIR POLICING

May 2004-Ongoing

NTM-I Feb 2005 - Ongoing

Earthquake Relief Pakistan

Oct 2005-Feb 2006

AMIS Jul 2005-Ongoing

Hurricane KATRINA Sep-Oct 2005

NHQ Sarajevo

NHQ Tirana

NHQSkopje

IFOR/SFOR Implementation Force followed by the Stabilisation Force. Operation ALTHEA – EU operation in the BalkansKFOR – Kosovo Forces Operation Joint Guardian (17,000)NHQ – NATO Headquarters Sarajavo (300), Tirana (300) and Skopje (100) ISAF - International Security Assistance Force (11,400)NTMI - NATO Training Mission in Iraq (150)Operation Active Endeavour – Mediterranean (1,900) AMIS – African Union Mission In the Sudan (10)Baltic Air Policing (4 Aircraft)Humanitarian Assistance to the victims of the Pakistan Earthquake and Hurricane Katrina

Currently NATO has 31,150 Troops Deployed

Worldwide on Live Operations and Missions.*

*

NATO Airborne Early Warning provides support to worldwide operations such as Noble Eagle and high visibility events such as the 2004 Olympic Games.

Operations - OverviewOperations - Overview

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Air Policing, Interim PolicyAir Policing, Interim Policy

CAOC 2

KALKAR, GE

POGGIO RENATICO, IT

CAOC 5

Estonia

Lithuania

Latvia

Slovenia

Rotation Plan for Baltics

Block 1 Apr-Jun 04 BEBlock 2 Jul-Oct 04 DABlock 3 Oct-Dec 04 UKBlock 4 Jan-Mar 05 NOBlock 5 Apr-Jun 05 NLBlock 6 Jul-Sep 05 GEBlock 7 Oct-Dec 05 USBlock 8 Jan-Mar 06 PLBlock 9 Apr-Jul 06 TUBlock 10 Aug-Nov 06 SPBlock 11 Dec-Mar 07 BEBlock 12 Apr-Jul 07 FRBlock 13 Aug-Oct 07 ROBlock 14 Nov-Dec 07 PO

4 TU F-16 4 TU F-16 SIAULIAI A/B LISIAULIAI A/B LI

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Operation ACTIVE ENDEAVOUROperation ACTIVE ENDEAVOUR

COM TG ENDEAVOURCOM TG ENDEAVOURNaval Assets + AircraftsNaval Assets + Aircrafts

Total Vessels Hailed : 75000 +Total Vessels Hailed : 75000 +

Total Compliant Boarded: 100 +Total Compliant Boarded: 100 +

Total Escorted: 480+Total Escorted: 480+

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Balkan OperationsBalkan Operations

OperationOperation““JOINT FORGEJOINT FORGE””

SFOR: 8,000 + Troops in

Bosnia Herzegovina & Croatia

AirAirAll aircraft types,

in place and on call

OperationOperation““JOINT GUARDIAN”JOINT GUARDIAN”KFOR: 19,000 + Troopsin Kosovo, Albania, Greece &

Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia*

*TURKEY RECOGNISESTHE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA

WITH ITS CONSTITUTIONAL NAME

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PEC

PRIZREN

GNJILANE

MITROVICA

DAKOVICA KFORKFOR

KosovoKosovo

PRISTINA

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AFGHANISTANAFGHANISTAN

INTERNATIONAL SECURITYINTERNATIONAL SECURITY ASSISTANCE FORCEASSISTANCE FORCE

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HERT

NIMRUZ

HELMAND

KANDAHAR

ORUZGAN

GHOWR

BADGHIS

FARYAB

SAR-E POL SAMANGAN

JOWZJAN

BALKH

TAKHAR

BAGHLAN

BADAKHSHAN

KONAR

LAGHMAN

PARVAN

KEPIGA

Garmabak

KeleftJeyretan

Sar-e PolSamangan

Pol-e Khomri

Taloqan

Eshkashem

Charikar

Delaram

Shindand

Zaranj

Baghlan

Spin Boldak

Baghran

Balkh

Bagram

JacobabadShamsi

Baraki

PAKTIKAZABOL

VARDAKLOWGAR

Deh Rawod

Geresk

Kabul

BamyanParwan

KonduzMazar-eSharif

Herat

Farah

Chaghcharan

Qal eh-ye Now

PHASE 2

PHASE 3

PHASE 4

Geresk

FARAHFARAH

LASHKAR GAHLASHKAR GAH

QALAT QALAT

GHAZNIGHAZNI

HERATHERAT

GARDEZGARDEZ

KANDAHARKANDAHAR

JALALABAD JALALABAD

ASADABADASADABAD

KHOWSTKHOWST

BAMIANBAMIAN

TARIN KOWTTARIN KOWT

PHASE 1

SHARANASHARANA

PARWANPARWAN

MAZAR-ESHARIFMAZAR-ESHARIF

MAiMANAMAiMANA POLE KHUMRIPOLE KHUMRI

FEYZABADFEYZABAD

Coalition PRTs

NATO PRTs

KUNDUZKUNDUZ

SEPT 04SEPT 04

SEPT 04SEPT 04

FarhFARAH

CHAGHCHARANCHAGHCHARAN

QAL’A-EH-NOWQAL’A-EH-NOW

NATO’S EXPANSION IN THE FINAL STAGENATO’S EXPANSION IN THE FINAL STAGE

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IRAQIRAQ

NATO TRAINING NATO TRAINING MISSION-IRAQ (NTIM-I)MISSION-IRAQ (NTIM-I)

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SACEUR addressing KURDISH Trainees

•Demonstrate Alliance Support

•Strengthen Freedom, democracy, human rights, law & security

•Prepare for national elections in 2005

•Fully functioning & self-sustaining IRAQI security structures

NATO TRAINING MISSION – IRAQ (NTM-I)NATO TRAINING MISSION – IRAQ (NTM-I)

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NATO Support to AMIS II

N

ETHIOPIA

UGANDADEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

OF THE CONGO

CHAD

LIBYAEGYPT

ERITREA

KENYA

RedRed SeaSea

Juba

Khartoum

Nyala

Kassala

Damazin

Malakal

El Obeid

Dongola

El Fasher

Port Sudan

CENTRAL AFRICANREPUBLIC

SAUDIARABIA

Addis Ababa

Deploy 8 AU BattalionsDeploy 8 AU Battalions

Capacity Building WorkshopsCapacity Building Workshops

HQ DITF/SMLO Team

HQ DITF/SMLO Team

NATO Mission

• Capacity building

• Map exercise

• Airlift coordinating

NATO Mission

• Capacity building

• Map exercise

• Airlift coordinating

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EADRCC

Nations’offers

NATO support to US (Hurricane Katrina)NATO support to US (Hurricane Katrina)

Air movement (AMCC control)

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• NAC approval

• Joint Command Lisbon

• NATO’s Euro-Atlantic Disaster Relief Coord Centre (EADRCC)

NATO Support to PAKISTANNATO Support to PAKISTAN

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PAKISTAN OPERATION - STATISTICSPAKISTAN OPERATION - STATISTICS

NATO Disaster Relief Operation STATISTICSNATO Disaster Relief Operation STATISTICS

• Air bridges: Approximately 170 flights flew 3500 tons of tents, stoves, blankets, sleeping bags, medical supplies, etc.

• Field Hospitals: Treated some 7500 patients, conducted 160 major surgeries and mobile medical teams treated 9700 patients.

• Engineers: Repaired more than 60 km of roads, constructed 110 shelters, distributed potable water and upgraded a permanent spring water system for 8500 persons per day.

• Helicopters: Flew 1750 tons of relief supplies and evacuated 7650 disaster victims.

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Katrina / Pakistan ResponsivenessKatrina / Pakistan Responsiveness

MissionComplete

04 SepUS request Forassistance

07 Sep 12 Sep08 SepSHAPEWarning Order Issued

First NATOAircraftArrives US

SHAPEOPLANSubmittedTo NATO HQ

09 Sep

SHAPEOPLANApproved

ACTORD Released

30 SepAll cargoAtRamstein

02 OctLast Flight to US

04 Oct •9 Donor Nations

•12 Flights to US

•189 tonnes delivered

10 OctPak request Forassistance

11 Oct

12 Oct

SHAPEWarning Order /OPLAN submitted

First NATOAircraftdeparts

11 OCT

SHAPEOPLANApproved

ACTORD Released

13 OctFirstNATOAircraftArrives Pakistan

‘Making it work 24/7/365’

Katrina

Pakistan

4 Feb 06Planned End Date

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RIGA 2006RIGA 2006

"The Riga Summit consolidated and reinforced the "The Riga Summit consolidated and reinforced the evolution of NATO to continue to defend the interests evolution of NATO to continue to defend the interests and values of its member states, of course maintaining and values of its member states, of course maintaining the Article V commitment at its heart…“the Article V commitment at its heart…“

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NATO 2007NATO 2007

*TURKEY RECOGNISESTHE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA

WITH ITS CONSTITUTIONAL NAME

Accession of 7 nations to NATO: Latvia

Lithuania

Romania

Slovakia

Bulgaria

Slovenia

Estonia

Aspiring Nations: Aspiring Nations:

Croatia

Albania

Former YugoslavRepublic of Macedonia*

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• EU-NATO COOPERATION (good example operation Althea)

• ISAF MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN

• LONG TERM COMMITMENT TO OPERATIONS

• FUNDING

CHALLENGESCHALLENGES

“You need three things to win a war, money, money

and more money”Trivulzio (1441-1518)

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SHAPE RAA SuccessorSHAPE RAA Successor

Jerzy WiatrowskiJerzy Wiatrowski

LTC PL A LTC PL A

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SHAPE - MonsSHAPE - Mons

www.nato.int/shapewww.nato.int/[email protected]

Reserve Affairs Advisor

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QUESTIONS?