Defence → Command
Organizations relating to Command
NATO Airborne Early Warning and Control Force Command / Geilenkirchen, Germany / Est. 1980
Allied Command Transformation / Norfolk VA, USA
Allied Command Operations / Shape, Belgium / Est. 1951
Allied Joint Force Command Naples / Naples, Italy / Est. 1951
North American Aerospace Defense Command / Peterson CO, USA / Est. 1958
United Nations Unified Command in Korea
United Nations Command Military Armistice Commission / Est. 1953
Joint Command West / Oeiras, Portugal
European Air Transport Command / Eindhoven, Netherlands / Est. 1999
Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum / Brunssum, Netherlands / Est. 1951
United States European Command / Stuttgart, Germany
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Action Strategies relating to Command
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