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NATO’s Directory of Public Information and Public Affairs Officers Annuaire OTAN des Responsables de l’Information et des Affaires publiques DIVISION DIPLOMATIE PUBLIQUE NATO PUBLIC DIPLOMACY DIVISION DE L’OTAN B-1110 BRUXELLES B-1110 BRUSSELS BELGIQUE BELGIUM Courriel : [email protected] Email: [email protected] SITE WEB : www.otan.nato.int WEBSITE: www.nato.int 0082-10 NATO GRAPHICS & PRINTING TABLE OF CONTENTS I. NATO HEADQUARTERS BRUSSELS INTERNATIONAL STAFF . I-1 MILITARY COMMITTEE & INTERNATIONAL MILITARY STAFF . I-7 II. NATO COMMAND STRUCTURE ALLIED COMMAND OPERATIONS SHAPE (Mons/BEL) . II-9 HQ ALLIED JOINT FORCE COMMAND BRUNSSUM (NLD) . II-11 HQ ALLIED FORCE COMMAND HEIDELBERG (DEU) . II-12 HQ ALLIED AIR COMMAND RAMSTEIN (DEU) . II-13 HQ ALLIED MARITIME COMMAND NORTHWOOD (GBR) . II-14 HQ ALLIED JOINT FORCE COMMAND NAPLES (ITA) . II-15 HQ ALLIED FORCE COMMAND MADRID (ESP) . II-16 HQ ALLIED AIR COMMAND IZMIR (TUR) . II-17 HQ ALLIED MARITIME COMMAND NAPLES (ITA) . II-18 HQ ALLIED JOINT FORCE COMMAND LISBON (PRT) . II-19 HQ ALLIED SUBMARINE COMMAND (Norfolk/USA) . II-20 ALLIED COMMAND TRANSFORMATION HQ SACT (Norfolk/USA) . II-21 JOINT WARFARE CENTRE (Stavanger/NOR) . II-23 JOINT ANALYSIS LESSONS LEARNED CENTRE (Monsanto/PRT) . see HQ SACT JOINT FORCE TRAINING CENTRE (Bydgoszcz/POL) . II-24 NATO UNDERSEA RESEARCH CENTRE (La Spezia/ITA) . II-25 NATO DEFENSE COLLEGE (Rome/ITA) . II-26 NATO SCHOOL (Oberammergau/DEU) . II-27 NATO MARITIME INTERDICTION OPERATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE (Souda Bay/GRC) . see HQ SACT III. NATO & MULTINATIONAL FORCES / ORGANIZATIONS NAEW & CF, E-3A COMPONENT (Geilenkirchen/DEU) . III-29 NATO COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS SERVICES AGENCY (NCSA) (Mons/BEL) . III-30 NATO C3 AGENCY (Brussels/BEL) . III-31 DARS NIEUW MILLIGEN (NLD) . III-32 HQ STRIKFORNATO (Naples/ITA) . III-33 RAPIDLY DEPLOYABLE CORPS HQ HQ ARRC (Mönchengladbach/DEU) . III-34 HQ EUROCORPS (Strasbourg/FRA) . III-35 HQ 1 GERMAN - NETHERLANDS CORPS (Münster/DEU) . III-36 RAPID DEPLOYABLE CORPS HQ - ITALY (Milan/ITA) . III-37 RAPID DEPLOYABLE CORPS HQ - SPAIN (Valencia/ESP) . III-38 RAPID DEPLOYABLE CORPS HQ - TURKEY (Istanbul/TUR) . III-39 DEPLOYABLE CORPS HQ - GREECE (Thessaloniki/GRC) . III-40 STANDING NATO MARITIME FORCES . III-41 HQ MULTINATIONAL CORPS NORTHEAST (Szczecin/POL) . III-42 (i) IV. NATO- & MULTINATIONAL-LED OPERATIONS HQ ISAF (Kabul) . IV-43 HQ KFOR (Pristina) . IV-44 NATO HQ SARAJEVO . IV-45 NATO HQ SKOPJE . IV-46 NATO HQ TIRANA . IV-46 HQ EUFOR (Sarajevo) . IV-47 V. MINISTRIES / CHIEFS OF DEFENCE ALBANIA . V-49 BELGIUM . V-49 BULGARIA . V-49 CANADA . V-49 CROATIA . V-50 CZECH REPUBLIC . V-50 DENMARK . V-50 ESTONIA . V-50 FRANCE . V-50 GERMANY . V-51 GREECE . V-51 HUNGARY . V-51 ITALY . V-51 LATVIA . V-52 LITHUANIA . V-52 LUXEMBOURG . V-52 THE NETHERLANDS . V-52 NORWAY . V-53 POLAND . V-53 PORTUGAL . V-53 ROMANIA . V-53 SLOVAKIA . V-54 SLOVENIA . V-54 SPAIN . V-54 TURKEY . V-54 UNITED KINGDOM . V-55 UNITED STATES . V-55 VI. NATIONAL MILITARY PI-ORGANIZATIONS REGULARLY INVOLVED IN NATO ACTIVITIES CANADA HQ JOINT TASK FORCE ATLANTIC (Halifax/CAN) . VI-57 CZECH REPUBLIC HQ JOINT FORCES (Olomouc/CZE) . VI-58 DENMARK HQ AOC DEN (Karup/DNK) . VI-59 HQ TAC DEN (Karup/DNK) . VI-60 HQ ADMIRALDANFLEET (Aarhus/DNK) . VI-61 FRANCE HQ RAPID REACTION CORPS FRANCE (Lille/FRA) . VI-62 (ii) GERMANY BWOPSCOM (Geltow/DEU) . VI-63 HQ CINCGERFLEET (Glücksburg/DEU) . VI-64 ITALY HQ CINC ITALIAN AIR FORCE (Vicenza/ITA) . VI-65 HQ CINC ITALIAN FLEET (Rome/ITA) . VI-66 NORWAY NORWEGIAN JOINT HQ (Reitan/NOR) . VI-67 UNITED KINGDOM HQ RAF AIR COMMAND (High Wycombe/GBR) . VI-68 BRITISH FORCES GERMANY (Mönchengladbach/DEU) . VI-69 RHEINDALEN OFFICE (Mönchengladbach/DEU) . VI-69 HERFORD OFFICE (Herford/DEU) . VI-70 UNITED STATES HQ COMFLTFORCOM (Norfolk/USA) . VI-71 HQ COMSECONDFLT (Norfolk/USA) . VI-72 HQ USEUCOM (Stuttgart/DEU) . VI-73 HQ USAREUR (Heidelberg/DEU) . VI-74 HQ USAFE (Ramstein/DEU) . VI-75 HQ USNAVEUR (Naples/ITA) . VI-76 VII. ANNEX List of Abbreviations - NATO Nations/Nationalities . VII-77 (iii) Editorial note: This new edition of the directory has been compiled from information furnished by the organizations listed herein . It comprises changes sent in since the last edition . Changes occurring during the year will be noted and filed until the next edition, if they are sent to the following email: [email protected] Note de la rédaction : Cette nouvelle édition de I’Annuaire est mise à jour selon les renseignements provenant des organisations indiquées ci-après . Elle comprend les changements reçus en cours d’année, depuis la parution de la dernière édition . En vue de I’enregistrement des changements survenant en cours d’année, veuillez les transmettre à I’adresse suivante : [email protected] Corporate Communications Section Section Communication Institutionnelle NATO / OTAN 1110 Brussels / Bruxelles (Belgium / Belgique) May / Mai 2010 (iv) I. NATO HEADQUARTERS BRUSSELS NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION INTERNATIONAL STAFF (IS) SSELS Public Diplomacy Division (PDD) Country: +32 RU NATO Operator: (0)2-707-4111 B 1110 Brussels Phone: (0)2-707-ext . S Belgium Fax: (0)2-707-ext . R E NCN: 255-ext . Website: www .nato .int & gopher://gopher .nato .int RT A Email (individual): last name .first name@hq .nato .int DQU EA NATO Information Office, Moscow Country: +7 H Mytnaya Str. 3 Phone: 495-937-3640/3641 O T 119049 Moscow Fax: 495-937-3809 Russian Federation NA I. NATO Information & Documentation Centre, Kyiv Country: +380 Melnykova Str. 36/1 Phone: 44-4820-616/617 04119 Kyiv Fax: 44-4820-622 Ukraine NEMYLIWSKA Head nidcom@ukrpack .net Natalia (CAN) I - 1 NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION MILITARY COMMITTEE (MC) and INTERNATIONAL MILITARY STAFF (IMS) Public Affairs Advisor Country: +32 SSELS NATO Operator: (0)2-707-4111 1110 Brussels Phone: (0)2-707-ext . RU B Belgium Fax: (0)2-707-5713 S NCN: 255-ext . R E Website: www .nato .int/ims 213-1314 Email (general): dims .deppia@hq .nato .int RT A Email (individual): last name .first name@hq .nato .int Blackberry: panizzi@mobistar .blackberry .be DQU EA H O T NA I. I - 2 II. NATO COMMAND STRUCTURE ALLIED COMMAND OPERATIONS (ACO) SUPREME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED POWERS EUROPE (SHAPE) E Public Affairs Office Country: +32 7010 SHAPE (Mons) Phone: (0)65-44-ext . TUR C Belgium Fax: (0)65-44-3100/-7914 US Mil .: CMR 450, Box 7500, APO AE 09705 NCN: 254-ext . TRU UK Mil .: BFPO 26 DSN: 423-ext . S D Duty Officer (mobile): (0)475-773105 Website: www .aco .nato .int & www .aco .nato .int/shape .aspx AN Email (general): shapepao@shape .nato .int Email (individual): first name .last name@shape .nato .int MM CO O T NA II. HEADQUARTERS ALLIED JOINT FORCE COMMAND BRUNSSUM (HQ JFC Brunssum) Public Affairs Office Country: +31 Postbox 270 Operator: (0)45-526-2222 6440 AG Brunssum Phone: (0)45-526-ext . The Netherlands Fax: 0)45-526-3095 UK Mil .: BFPO 28 NCN: 244-ext . DSN: 364-ext . Website: www .jfcbs .nato .int Email: pao@jfcbs .nato .int II - 3 HEADQUARTERS ALLIED FORCE COMMAND HEIDELBERG (HQ FC Heidelberg) Public Affairs Office Country: +49 Postfach 102620 Operator: (0)6221-398-0 69016 Heidelberg Phone: (0)6221-398-ext . Germany Fax: (0)6221-398-5774 US Mil .: APO 09099-29101 NCN: 238-5100 (Operator) UK Mil .: BFPO 115 238-ext . DSN: 374-ext . E Website: www .nato .int/fchd Bw-Code: 5336-ext . Email: pao@fchd .nato .int TUR C TRU S D AN HEADQUARTERS ALLIED AIR COMMAND RAMSTEIN MM (HQ AC Ramstein) CO Public Affairs Office Country: +49 O Ramstein AB, Bldg. 313 Phone: (0)6371-40-ext . T 66877 Ramstein-Miesenbach Fax: (0)6371-40-1093 NA Germany NCN: 258-ext . II. US Mil .: APO AE 09094-3055 DSN: 480-ext . UK Mil .: BFPO 109 Website: www .airn .nato .int/ Email (general) airn .pao@airn .nato .int Email (individual): first name .last name@airn .nato .int HEADQUARTERS ALLIED MARTIME COMMAND NORTHWOOD (HQ MC Northwood) Public Affairs Office Country: +44 Room 2.68 Phone: (0)1923-9-ext . Atlantic Building Fax: (0)1923-9-56762 Northwood, Middlesex HA6 3HP United Kingdom Website: www .mccnwd .info/ Email: pio@manw .nato .int II - 4 HEADQUARTERS ALLIED JOINT FORCE COMMAND NAPLES (HQ JFC Naples) Public Affairs Office Country: +39 Viale della Liberazione Operator: 081-721-1111 80124 Naples Phone: 081-721-ext . Italy Fax: 081-230-2791 US Mil .: PSC 813, FPO AE 09620-0132 NCN: 433-9110 (Operator) UK Mil .: BFPO 8 433-ext . DSN: 640-1110 (Operator) Website: www .jfcnaples .nato .int 640-ext . E Email: jfcpio@jfcnaples .nato .int Duty Officer (mobile): 335-460322 TUR C TRU S D HEADQUARTERS ALLIED FORCE COMMAND MADRID AN (HQ FC Madrid) MM Public Affairs Office Country: +34 CO Ctra Boadilla (M511), Km 3.4 Phone: (0)91-512-ext . O Pozuelo de Alarcón Fax: (0)91-512-6469 T 28223 Madrid NCN: 554-ext . NA Spain II. Website: www .nato .int/cc-land-madrid Email: (general): dospio@lamd .nato .int Email: (individual): first name .last name@lamd .nato .int HEADQUARTERS ALLIED AIR COMMAND IZMIR (HQ AC Izmir) Public Affairs Office Country: +90 448/1 Sokak Operator: (0)232 411-1111 Sirinyer-Izmir 35148 Phone: (0)232 411-ext . Turkey Fax: (0)232 411-1038 US Mil .: UNIT 6925 BOX 34, APO AE 09821-0034 NCN: 423-ext . Website: www .aiiz .nato .int Email (general): pao@aiiiz .nato .int Email (individual): first name .last name@aiiz .nato .int II - 5 HEADQUARTERS ALLIED MARITIME COMMAND NAPLES (HQ MC Naples) Public Affairs Office Country: +39 Nisida Operator: 081-721-1111 80124 Naples Phone: 081-721-ext . Italy Fax: 081-721-6446 UK Mil .: BFPO 8 NCN: 433-9110 (Operator) 433-ext .
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  • Jsp 800 Defence Movements and Transportation Regulations

    Jsp 800 Defence Movements and Transportation Regulations

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