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ADF = Air Defence PARTNERSHIP WORK PROGRAMME – SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES FOR 2004 ADF = Air Defence ACO.2728 Ground Based Air Defence (GBAD) Planning Seminar Proposed by: JFC HQ Brunssum AOC: ADF Topic: GBAD mission planning to include employment principles, joint doctrine, C2 interoperability, point defence, area defence and cluster concept. Discuss procedures used in developing the commanders air defence policies. Terrain analysis. Events Action Authority Type Date Location 30 Aug 2004 - 10 Sept ACO.2728.24 CC-Air HQ Ramst Seminar Halmstad , AIR/RAMSTEIN 2004 ACO.2960 P-3-06 Ground Based Air Defence Course (C-06) Proposed by: SHAPE AOC: ADF Topic: Ground Based Air Defence Course for PfP Events Action Authority Type Date Location ACO.2960.5 NS(S) Course 9 Feb 2004 - 13 Feb 2004 Oberammergau , NS(S) ACO.3009 PfP Cross - Servicing Training Proposed by: JFC HQ Brunssum AOC: ADF Topic: Information about NATO's concept of cross-service aircraft, including re-arming and hands-on training. Events Action Authority Type Date Location ACO.3009.2 CC-Air HQ Ramst Training 9 Jun 2004, 1 day AIRNORTH IS/DI.932 NADC Plenary Proposed by: NADC AOC: ADF Topic: Enlarged Plenary Session of the NATO Air Defence Committee Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.932.15 IS/DI Meeting 2nd Qtr 2004, 2 days IS/DI.932.16 IS/DI Meeting 4th Qtr 2004, 2 days IS/DI.1155 NADC Seminar Proposed by: NADC AOC: ADF Topic: Seminar on Air Defence topic Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1155.11 IS/DI Seminar TBD 2004, 1 day IS/DI.1155.12 IS/DI Seminar TBD 2004, 1 day IS/DI.1191 Analytical Study Proposed by: NADC AOC: ADF Topic: Analytical Study (modelling and analysis) Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1191.4 NADC Study period TBD 2004, 1 day IS/DI.1193 NADC Proposed by: NADC AOC: ADF Topic: Air Situation Data Exchange Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1193.5 IS/DI Exchange TBD 2004, 1 day IS/DI.1198 Fact Finding Meetings Proposed by: NADC AOC: ADF -1- PARTNERSHIP WORK PROGRAMME – SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES FOR 2004 Topic: Meetings at 19+1 at request of Partner nations Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1198.3 NADC Briefing TBD 2004, 1 day IS/DI.1204 ADREPS Proposed by: CNAD AOC: ADF Topic: Air Defence Representatives meeting in EAPC format Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1204.2 NADC Meeting TBD 2004, 1 day Brussels SK.2859 Common Power 2005 Proposed by: SK AOC: ADF Topic: Command and staff exercise in the air defence for the students of military academies. Events Action Authority Type Date Location Liptovsky Mikulas , Military SK.2859.1 SK Exercise Jun 2004, 3 days Academy SK.2860 Air Defence Combat in Electronic Warfare Conditions Proposed by: SK AOC: ADF Topic: Discussion about new ways of air defence operation leading in the modern conditions. Events Action Authority Type Date Location Liptovský Mikulas , Military SK.2860.1 SK Conference Jun 2004, 2 days Academy ARM = Armaments co-operation and management IS/DI.1018 Expert Team Proposed by: CNAD AOC: ARM Topic: Multinational Expert Teams on Topics Related to the Planning, Organisation and Management of defence Procurement Programmes. Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1018.8 IS/DI Visit TBD 2004, 1 day IS/DI.1023 CNAD Proposed by: CNAD AOC: ARM Topic: Annual Meeting of the Conference of National Armaments Directors (CNAD) with Partners. Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1023.7 IS/DI Meeting TBD 2004, 1 day IS/DI.1162 NADREPS Proposed by: CNAD AOC: ARM Topic: Regular meetings of National Armaments Directors (NADREPs) with Partners Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1162.8 IS/DI Meeting TBD 2004, 1 day IS/DI.1203 AC/327(LCMG) Proposed by: CNAD AOC: ARM Topic: Life Cycle Management Group Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1203.2 CNAD Meeting 20 Jan 2004 - 21 Jan 2004 Brussels IS/DI.1203.3 CNAD Meeting 28 Jun 2004 - 29 Jun 2004 NATO HQ, Brussels , NATO HQ -2- PARTNERSHIP WORK PROGRAMME – SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES FOR 2004 IS/DI.1210 AC/327-SG/A Proposed by: CNAD AOC: ARM Topic: Sub-Group A of the Life Cycle Management Group (AC/327) on Policy and Enterprise Processes Events Action Authority Type Date Location US Naval Air Station, Sigonella, IS/DI.1210.1 CNAD Meeting 31 Aug 2004 - 2 Sept 2004 Sicily IS/DI.1211 AC/327-SG/B Proposed by: CNAD AOC: ARM Topic: Sub-Group B of the Life Cycle Management Group (AC/327) on Project Management and Agreement Processes. Events Action Authority Type Date Location US Naval Air Station, Sigonella, IS/DI.1211.1 CNAD Meeting 31 Aug 2004 - 2 Sept 2004 Sicily IS/DI.1215 AC/327-SG/C Proposed by: CNAD AOC: ARM Topic: Sub-Group C of the Life Cycle Management Group (AC/327) on Technical Procedures and Specifications. Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1215.1 CNAD Meeting 14 Oct 2004 - 15 Oct 2004 Brussels , NATO HQ RO.3338 Proposed by: RO AOC: ARM Topic: Workshop on operational testing evolution matters of the military tehnique. Events Action Authority Type Date Location RO.3338.1 RO Workshop Oct 2004, 2 days Romania ASM = Airspace Management ACO.159 E-3 Sortie Proposed by: SHAPE AOC: ASM Topic: Demonstrate to partners capability of E-3 aircraft to support PKG and Hum OPS in a PfP country. Events Action Authority Type Date Location 23 Feb 2004 - 24 Feb ACO.159.14 NAEW&C Training Riga 2004 24 Feb 2004 - 25 Feb ACO.159.15 NAEW&C Training Siauliai 2004 DA.5 Air Traffic Control Proposed by: DA AOC: ASM Topic: Introductory course to Air Traffic Control Events Action Authority Type Date Location DA.5.4 DA Course 4th Qtr 2004, 4 days Karup , Tactical Air Command... FR.17 Air Security Proposed by: FR AOC: ASM Topic: Providing or strengthning the theorical and practical knowledge needed to conceive and manage programmes aimed at maintaining or improving the safety level in flight and on the ground. Events Action Authority Type Date Location FR.17.6 FR Course Mar 2004, 40 days Paris , FR FR.17.7 FR Course Sept 2004, 19 days Paris , FR IS/DI.992 NATMC Plenary Proposed by: NATMC AOC: ASM -3- PARTNERSHIP WORK PROGRAMME – SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES FOR 2004 Topic: Enlarged Plenary session of the NATO Air Traffic Management Committee on civil-military coordination of air traffic principles and practices. Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.992.17 IS/DI Meeting 2nd Qtr 2004, 2 days IS/DI.992.10 IS/DI Meeting 4th Qtr 2004, 1 day IS/DI.1148 ATM Group Proposed by: NATMC AOC: ASM Topic: Air traffic Management Group of the NATMC Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1148.12 IS/DI Meeting 2nd Qtr 2004, 2 days IS/DI.1148.13 IS/DI Meeting 4th Qtr 2004, 2 days IS/DI.1149 CNS Group Proposed by: NATMC AOC: ASM Topic: Communication, Navigation and Surveillance Group of the NATMC Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1149.14 IS/DI Meeting 2nd Qtr 2004, 1 day Brussels IS/DI.1149.15 IS/DI Meeting 4th Qtr 2004, 1 day Brussels IS/DI.1183 Fact Finding Meetings Proposed by: NATMC AOC: ASM Topic: 19+ 1 Meeting Events Action Authority Type Date Location IS/DI.1183.17 IS/DI Meeting TBD 2004, 1 day Brussels RO.3349 Civil-military cooperation in air space management Proposed by: RO AOC: ASM Topic: Objectives: - criteria and activities necessary to perform data exchange regarding air situation - change of experience regarding civil/military cooperation for a flexible use of the air space - specific requirements for integration of the Romanian air space in NATO air space - means for acquiring and implementation of NATO/ICAO procedures in civil/military air traffic management -stage of harmonization between national regulations and NATO/ICAO standards Events Action Authority Type Date Location RO.3349.1 RO Seminar Jun 2004, 3 days TU.516 TU-A-004 Proposed by: TU AOC: ASM Topic: Air Reconnaissance Events Action Authority Type Date Location TU.516.7 TU Course 26 Apr 2004 - 30 Apr 2004 Izmir , TU TU.548 TU-A-008 Proposed by: TU AOC: ASM Topic: Forward Air Controllers, Close Air Support Events Action Authority Type Date Location TU.548.3 TU Course 19 Jan 2004 - 23 Jan 2004 Izmir , TU TU.556 TU-A-003 Proposed by: TU AOC: ASM Topic: Theatre Airspace Control and Management Events Action Authority Type Date Location TU.556.13 TU Course 7 Jun 2004 - 18 Jun 2004 Izmir , TU -4- PARTNERSHIP WORK PROGRAMME – SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES FOR 2004 C3 = Consultation, Command and Control, including Communications and Information Systems, Navigation and Identification Systems, Interoperability Aspects, Procedures and Terminology ACO.2857 PfP CIS Orientation Course Proposed by: SHAPE AOC: C3 Topic: A series of courses to provide military and civilian personnel from PfP nations with an overview of organisation and management of International Military Large Network and Long Haul Communications as exemplified by NATO CIS. Events Action Authority Type Date Location ACO.2857.13 SHAPE Course 14 Jun 2004 - 18 Jun 2004 Latina , NCISS ACO.2905 CIS Expert Team Visit Proposed by: SHAPE AOC: C3 Topic: Introduction to NATO CIS, specific topics TBD by Partner nation Events Action Authority Type Date Location ACO.2905.45 SHAPE Visit TBD 2004, 1 day ACO.2905.46 SHAPE Visit TBD 2004, 5 days ACO.2914 Command, Control and Information Systems Workshop Proposed by: JFC HQ Brunssum AOC: C3 Topic: CIS concept, procedures and planning at the joint operational level.
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