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Rear Admiral Kaack speaks after he assumed command of the JWC, July 10, 2019. BELOW: Rear Admiral Kaack receives the Joint Warfare Centre's colours from General Lanata. Photos by Tommy Ellingsen PHOTO ESSAY oint Warfare Centre JCHANGE of COMMAND by Inci Kucukaksoy Tommy Ellingsen Sergeant First Class Gerald Rael, U.S. Air Force ►►► The Three Swords Magazine 35/2019 7 CHANGE OF COMMAND ERMAN NAVY REAR ADMIRAL Jan C. Kaack assumed command of NATO Joint Warfare Centre (JWC) from Polish Army Major General Andrzej Reudowicz in a Change of Command Ceremony held at the Centre's Harald Haarfagre Auditorium on July 10, 2019. French Air Force General André GLanata, Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (SACT), presided over the ceremony. Senior military and civil service officers from across NATO and Norway, distinguished guests from Germany and Poland, the Centre's international staff and their families as well as many dignitaries from Stavanger attended the ceremony. "Today, we say goodbye to one of the finest Generals I have had the privilege to work with, Major General Andrzej Reudowicz. At the same time, we say welcome to a new JWC Commander, Rear Admiral Jan Christian Kaack," Lanata said. General Lanata noted that the JWC would my priorities, particularly innovation, by using continue to progress forward under Rear Ad- exercises as vehicles for concept development miral Kaack's leadership. and experimentation. I particularly appreciate "I have no doubt that with your vast ex- the fact that this Centre has been proactive in perience in operational and support units and assisting the creation of a warfare development your extensive educational background you programme, supported by a strong organiza- will be a great successor to Major General Re- tional development programme. In ACT, we udowicz," said Lanata. "Rear Admiral Kaack, I will continue to harness the expertise gathered welcome you to NATO and to ACT," he added. here in the Joint Warfare Centre." Lanata continued by expressing his gratitude to the Norwegian national and lo- HE NINTH COMMANDER cal authorities for their outstanding support of the Joint Warfare Centre, Rear and strong commitment to the JWC and Al- Admiral Kaack, comes from lied Command Transformation (ACT). He ser ving as Head of the Opera- also spoke about the Centre's important mis- tions Department at the Ger- sion and position of excellence within NATO. man Joint Support Services Command in "'Train as you Fight' is not a slogan, but an im- TBonn, where he was responsible for, among portant part of NATO Warfare Development. others, host nation support and operational The JWC supplies us with increasingly complex readiness, which required transformation of exercises, which is of particular importance the command into a more agile organization. ABOVE: General Erhard Bühler, Commander considering the change of focus towards more With Kaack, the JWC is assigned a Navy Com- Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum (left), Rear Admiral Kaack (middle) and General Lanata. collective defence — Article 5 scenarios," La- mander for the first time, as the position was Photo by JWC PAO. nata said, adding: "I thank you for supporting previously held by seven Army flag officers and ►►► 8 The Three Swords Magazine 35/2019 CHANGE OF COMMAND ABOVE: The outgoing Commander, Major General Reudowicz and the incoming Commander, Rear one Air Force flag officer. During his career, Centre. "I am honoured to be Major General Admiral Kaack interview with TV Vest before the Kaack served afloat on fast patrol boats with Reudowicz's successor as Commander of this Change of Command Ceremony begins, July 10, 2019. Photo by Tommy Ellingsen. guided missiles, a helicopter carrier, destroyers prestigious centre. Thank you, Andrzej, for and frigates, including FS Jeanne D'Arc (1991– handing over a very intact, a very capable, BELOW: Rear Admiral Kaack speaking at the reception as the Joint Warfare Centre's new 1992), FGS Wolf and FGS Panther (1992-1994), a well-connected and, most importantly, a Commander: "We are here to make NATO better." FGS Rommel (1995–1997), FGS Moelders highly motivated organization," said Kaack. July 10, 2019. Photo by Tommy Ellingsen. (1999–2001) and FGS Bayern (2003-2004). He then stressed that a key defining factor of Kaack's assignments include those of NATO's credibility was its operational output Flag Captain and Deputy Commander to Com- as the Alliance continues to celebrate its 70th mander Standing Naval Forces Mediterranean anniversary throughout 2019. during Operation ACTIVE ENDEAVOUR; J5 "The operational-level headquarters in Staff Officer at Allied Forces Northern Europe NATO, as our prime clients, are entitled to re- (former AFNORTH) in Brunssum, the Nether- ceive only the very best training we can pos- lands; Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff of sibly provide. Because NATO's operational en- German Naval Flotilla 1 at Kiel; Branch Head vironment is changing constantly, so must we, within the Strategy and Operations Director- in order to adapt our training to address future ate of the German Ministry of Defence, being challenges," said Kaack. "We are here to make regionally responsible for Sub-Saharan Africa, NATO better." the Americas and the Arctic, as well as Director About 100 guests, including the incom- NATO Centre of Excellence for Operations in ing and outgoing Commanders' family mem- Confined and Shallow Waters. bers; General Erhard Bühler, Commander In his first address as the JWC Com- Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum; Lieu- mander, Kaack expressed his desire to lead the tenant General Rune Jakobsen, Commander ►►► The Three Swords Magazine 35/2019 9 CHANGE OF COMMAND of the Norwegian Joint Headquarters; Mr Hans Vik, Rogaland's Chief of Police along with Vice Admiral Andreas Krause, Chief of the Ger- man Navy, and Lieutenant General Rajmund T. Andrzejczak, Polish Chief of Defence were all present during the Ceremony in Stavanger. The Military Band of Polish Armed Forces led by Captain Kristian Siwek supported the Change of Command Ceremony with a great selection REAR ADMIRAL of classical music and performed the Norwe- JAN C. KAACK gian National Anthem to conclude the event. In his role as Officer Directing the Exer- cise (ODE) throughout his three-year service at the JWC, Reudowicz led the delivery of training German Navy for more than 6,000 personnel (Ed. the number Commander involves the execution phase only), including the Joint Warfare Centre Command Post Exercise portion of TRIDENT JUNCTURE 2018 — NATO's largest exercise since the end of the Cold War. Reudowicz's next Rear Admiral Jan C. Kaack was born on fore returning back to Kiel in April 2015 to assignment was announced as the Director of 24 December 1962 in Eutin, Germany. assume the post of Commander German He is an Above Water Warfare Officer by Naval Flotilla 1 and Director NATO Centre Armed Forces Supervision Department in the trade. He served on fast patrol boats with of Excellence for Operations in Confined Polish National Security Bureau (BBN). guided missiles as Operations Officer -un and Shallow Waters (2015–2018). Rear Admiral Kaack is a graduate of the til 1991; then aboard a helicopter carrier German Armed Forces University, the Ger- as Navigation Officer (FS JEANNE D’ARC, Rear Admiral Kaack was promoted to Rear 1991–1992), and aboard destroyers as Admiral (Lower Half/OF-6) in February man Armed Forces Command and Staff Col- Above Water Warfare Officer (FGS ROM- 2016 and served as the Commander Task lege (both in Hamburg) and the U.S. Naval MEL, 1995–1997) and as Executive Officer Force 465 (CTF 465) for the European Un- War College in Newport, Rhode Island (Class (FGS MOELDERS, 1999–2001). He com- ion Naval Force (EU NAVFOR) OPERATION of 2007). His awards and decorations include manded FGS WOLF and FGS PANTHER of ATALANTA from March to August 2016. the German Cross of Honour in gold and sil- the 3rd FPB Squadron from 1992 to 1994, Between April 2018 and June 2019, he and frigate FGS BAYERN from 2003 to was assigned as the Deputy Chief of Staff ver, the French "Medaille de la Défense Na- 2004, including a six months' deployment Operations of the German Joint Support tional" as well as two Certificates of Commen- as Flag Captain and Deputy Commander Services Command in Bonn, in the rank of dation by respectively Commander in Chief to Commander Standing Naval Forces Rear Admiral (Upper Half/OF-7). AFNORTH (2003), and the Chairman of the Mediterranean during OPERATION AC- European Union Military Committee (2016). TIVE ENDEAVOUR. Rear Admiral Kaack assumed command of NATO Joint Warfare Centre in Stavanger, In the capacity of staff officer, Rear Admi- Norway, on July 10, 2019, and thereby be- ral Kaack served as NATO J5 Staff Officer came the Centre's ninth Commander. UBORDINATE TO ALLIED at Allied Forces Northern Europe (former Command Transformation (ACT) AFNORTH) in Brunssum, the Netherlands Rear Admiral Kaack is a graduate of the in Norfolk, Virginia, the United (2001–2002), and Deputy Branch Head German Armed Forces University (MBA), within the Military Policy Division of the the German Armed Forces Command and States, the JWC is the premier col- Ministry of Defence in Berlin (2004–2006). Staff College (both in Hamburg) and the lective training establishment of the He was promoted to Captain while serving U.S. Naval War College in Newport, Rhode NATO Alliance at the operational level. As a as Director for the International Admiral Island (Class of 2007). He was awarded the Sfull-spectrum, cross-functional operational- Staff Officer Course (2007–2008) and -sub German Cross of Honour in gold and silver, level training and warfare centre in the North, sequently took over as Deputy Command- the French "Medaille de la Défense Na- er and Chief of Staff of German Naval Flo- tional" in bronze as well as two Certificates the JWC is committed to ensuring the op- tilla 1 at Kiel, where he served until 2012.
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    Presse-/Informationszentrum der Marine Mitteilung an die Presse - Glücksburg, 26. September 2008 Kommandowechsel an der Spitze der Einsatzflottille 1 Flottillenadmiral Andreas Krause übergibt sein Kommando an Kapitän zur See Rainer Brinkmann Glücksburg/Kiel. Am 30. September 2008 wird das Kommando über die in Kiel beheimatete Einsatzflottille 1 von Flottillenadmiral Andreas Krause an Kapitän zur See Rainer Brinkmann übergeben. Die militärische Zeremonie wird vom Be- fehlshaber der Flotte, Vizeadmiral Hans-Joachim Stricker, geleitet. Mit der Kommandoübergabe wird gleichzeitig die Aufgabe des „Director Centre of Excel- lence for Confined and Shallow Waters” (COE CSW) an Rainer Brinkmann übertragen. Der neue Kommandeur der Einsatzflottille 1, Kapitän zur See Rainer Brinkmann, war in seiner militärischen Laufbahn Bootskommandant und Geschwaderkommandeur im Be- reich der Schnellboote. Seit gut einem Jahr war er Chef des Stabes im Flottillenstab und wechselt nun quasi nur den Schreibtisch. Seine bisherigen Amtsgeschäfte hatte er bereits Ende August an seinen Nachfolger, Kapitän zur See Jan C. Kaack, übergeben. Der scheidende Kommandeur, Flottillenadmiral Andreas Krause, ist in der Einsatz- flottille 1 der „Mann der ersten Stunde“. Er hat diesen Verband seit Juni 2006 als erster Kommandeur geleitet. Er wechselt ins Flottenkommando nach Glücksburg. Dort über- nahm Admiral Krause bereits am heutigen Freitag, 26. September, das Amt des Stell- vertreters Befehlshaber Flotte und Chef des Stabes. In seine Amtszeit als Flottillen- kommandeur fiel unter anderem die Aufstellung des vor der Küste des Libanon operierenden internationalen UNIFIL-Marineverbandes, den er selbst ein halbes Jahr als CTF (Commander Task Force) geführte. Als Director COE CSW hat er seit Mai 2007 das noch im Aufbau befindliche, künftig international besetzte und für die NATO arbeitende Kompetenzzentrum für maritime Operationen in Küstenmeeren und Flach- wasserseegebieten geleitet.