defensie reportages

woensdag, 18 oktober 2000
defensie reportages

KCT tightens its contacts with the International Special Operation Forces community. An exercise like Low Lands has a history.  It’s the result of an idea from several NATO countries that owned Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol (LRRP) units.  They decided during the late Sixties, to organise in turns once every two year an international LRRP exercise, these were for example: in France / Eugenie, Germany / Schinderhannes, Belgium / Pegasus, Denmark / Viking and in the UK / Tristar.  During the Nineties, many of these NATO...
woensdag, 18 oktober 2000
defensie reportages

Since time immemorial, the Netherlands has been a sea-faring nation with a strong dependence on the sea. Traditionally, therefore, the Royal Netherlands Navy (RNLN) sailed throughout the world to safeguard Dutch interests. In the current security situation, the demand for naval assets for deployment in crisis management operations is even greater than ever before. 'Gulf Defence Magazine' offers you a glimpse of what sort of Navy the Netherlands will require and how that translates into specific ships, aircraft and submarines. More than...
maandag, 2 oktober 2000
defensie reportages

Even a young division like the Multinational Division-Central (Airmobile) has a history. It's the result of an idea which both NORTHAG and AFCENT had been fostering for some time: the establishment of a fast moving, light but potent airmobile division, as a flexible reserve, could be used for a multitude of tasks. The changes in the European political structure and the security environment gave this idea even more impetus; as such a combat formation would be ideal for crisis management. On 15th January 1992, the Ministers for Defence...
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