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When an issue arises in U.S. European Command’s region, assessing the situation is hardly handled in a vacuum. Taking a “whole of society” approach, EUCOM addresses its regional and global issues by integrating academia, non-government organizations, international organizations, and the private sector. And it is through this collaboration that EUCOM can conduct a full spectrum of activities to secure enduring stability in Europe and the Caucasus and defend the United States forward.
EUCOM headquarters has onsite representatives from the U.S. Departments of State, Energy, Treasury and Justice, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Agency for International Development, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement as part of its network of key Pentagon, EUCOM, interagency and external actors that work together to advance EUCOM/NATO goals. Having these diverse representatives provides important perspective to military operations in a timely fashion to shape decisions and policies.
Additionally, EUCOM conducts outreach to academia, think tanks, and private industry to communicate EUCOM positions and extend networks for leveraging good ideas, knowledge, and information into value-added products and processes. The end result is a decision-making process that incorporates a wide range of expertise and resources.
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September 24, 2012
Culmination of a career: Foreign service experience assists ambassador in EUCOM role
With decades of diplomatic experience and intimate knowledge of U.S. civilian agencies, Butler is a bridge builder and interpreter who helps EUCOM navigate any political and military issues that arise within 51 countries in the command’s area of responsibility. -
September 5, 2012
DOD Seminar examines violent extremism
With attendees from four combatant commands, the Senior Executive Seminar titled “Beyond Al Qaeda: How to Understand and Counter Violent Extremism” at the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies started Sept. 5. -
June 21, 2012
Counter-drug conference draws three DOD COCOMS, 28 countries
Three U.S. combatant commands and 48 alumni of the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies gathered to develop a common understanding about security issues posed by drug smuggling and other illicit trafficking June 18-21. -
March 30, 2012
Polish admiral, MC grad awarded US medal
The U.S. State Department presented a Polish admiral and graduate of the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies with an American military medal March 22. -
January 9, 2012
Helping hands: USACE, EUCOM, USAID bring virtual health care to Albanian hospitals
Designated areas at the “Mother Teresa” University Hospital Center and three other major regional hospitals throughout the country are being renovated to house new telemedicine and e-health centers. -
October 27, 2011
US Partners with Local Government to Help School Children of Vinica
VINICA, Macedonia - The school community of Vinica organized a ribbon cutting ceremony on October 27th to celebrate the successful completion of a school renovation project made possible by generous funding support from the United States European Command and expert technical assistance from the USAID Primary Education Project. -
October 21, 2011
RAF Molesworth rededicates memorial to 303rd Bomb Group
Units at Royal Air Force Molesworth rededicated the recently restored memorial honoring the 8,960 men of the 303rd Bomb Group (Heavy) whose B-17 Flying Fortresses flew 364 missions from this base against Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II. -
August 1, 2011
USS Carr Departs Klaipeda, Lithuania
USS Carr (FFG 52) completed a four-day port visit to Klaipeda, Lithuania, August 1, as part of a three-month deployment supporting theater security cooperation engagements throughout the Baltic nations. -
June 27, 2011
Pabrade Orphanage Outreach Visit
25 members of the Pennsylvania National Guard (both Air Force and Army) spent the afternoon at the Pabrades Vaiku Globos Namai in Lithuania. -
June 27, 2011
US and Serbian Paratroopers in Joint Mountaineering and Survival Training
U.S. and Serbian paratroopers engaged in joint training that consisted of two parts: survival training June 6-12 on the Mali Jastrebac and Radan mountains, and mountaineering training June 15-23 at the Jelasnicka gorge and on the Stol Mountain.
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September 26, 2012
An Interagency Persepctive on the Battle of Antietam
I couldn’t help but contrast the battlefield with my classroom setting of federal executives debating today’s contentious national policy issues. -
September 24, 2012
Missiles and Pirates
In the week ahead, I'll focus on two topics that don't always get a huge amount of attention, but are very important: piracy and missile defense. -
September 7, 2012
Reflections on 5th annual joint EUCOM/ Marshall Center International Legal Conference
EUCOM's Attorney and Legal Engagement Coordinator Reflects on the 5th Annual Joint EUCOM/Marshall CEnter International Legal Conference -
July 2, 2012
Tale of Two Cities; J9s in Ulm and Stuttgart
In Stuttgart the U.S. European Command’s J9-Interagency Partnering Directorate was established in November 2009, while the multinational Response Forces Operations Command – Ulm, just established a “J9” within the last year. -
April 30, 2012
Sailing on to the NATO Chicago Summit
We've just concluded the two big warm-up events that have brought into focus what we'll be doing at the NATO Summit in mid-May, scheduled to be held in Chicago. -
April 23, 2012
Words and Swords
Francois Bellon, the Head of Delegation of the International Committee of the Red Cross to both the EU and NATO, visted the command last week, the first senior ICRC visit to EUCOM in nearly two decades. -
April 18, 2012
The 21st Century Force Multiplier: Public-Private Collaboration
The Department of Defense and most other U.S. government agencies are also looking for ways to improve effectiveness and efficiencies by reaching out to collaborate with private businesses, non-profit organizations and academia. EUCOM has already been working on initiatives like this for some time in areas such as cyber-security, communications, and humanitarian assistance, among others. -
April 17, 2012
Risks, Opportunities, and Open Source Security
In the world of security, we are generally focused on "risk." We worry about the chances of war, the spread of weapons of mass destruction, the likelihood of a ballistic missile attack, or the possibility of a biologic contagion. Understanding risk allows us to calculate how much we should spend on defense compared to what our potential opponents are spending. -
April 10, 2012
Final Four and Interagency
As I followed the Final Four I was reminded that there were four common requirements necessary both for this basketball tournament and for interagency partnering, my line of work at US European Command (EUCOM). -
February 17, 2012
Happy Birthday, Lithuania!
Lithuania is a steadfast ally and friend of the United States. Also, US European Command is a bilateral partner with Lithuania’s new national Energy Security Center
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September 11, 2012
Enlisted Seminar gathers NCOs from across region
GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, Germany - Senior Enlisted Personnel from across the region have gathered at the DoD's George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies here to discuss their profession and share ideas on current topics as well as the future. Jason Tudor reports. -
July 23, 2012
James Stavridis: How NATO's Supreme Commander thinks about global security
Imagine a global security driven by collaboration -- among agencies, government, the private sector and the public. That's not just the distant hope of open-source fans, it's the vision of James Stavridis, the Supreme Commander of NATO, who shares vivid moments from recent military history to explain why security of the future should be built with bridges rather than walls. <a href="http://www.ted.com"> TedTalks</a> -
February 23, 2012
Humanitarian Assistance/ Disaster Relief in Montenegro
Soldiers from U.S. Army Europe's 12th Combat Aviation Brigade conduct a resupply mission to deliver goods to Montenegrins stranded by severe weather in Northern Montenegro Feb. 22. The Soldiers are here as part of a U.S. task force to provide humanitarian assistance at request of the government of Montenegro coordinating with the National Emergency Operations Center and the Montenegrin Ministry of Defense to provide relief and to save lives, homes and infrastructure in response to heavy snowfall. -
October 3, 2011
Finding a good home for some unwanted items
Every now and then, old furniture and equipment needs to be replaced. SrA Dennis Ayres takes us to the Defense Logistics Agency’s Disposition warehouse at Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, where Airmen are helping unwanted items find a new home in Georgia and Azerbaijan. -
September 29, 2011
EUCOM helps medical community in Belgrade
In this story we see how time can make the difference between life and death. Petty Officer Shamia Briscoe is in Belgrade, where the U.S. European Command is helping Serbian medical professionals save lives. -
September 23, 2011
Armenia clinic opens with help from USACE, EUCOM
TALIN, Armenia -- Members of the local medical community gathered with representatives of the U.S. and Armenian governments Sept. 2 to celebrate the opening of a polyclinic. The $220,000 renovation project, funded by the U.S. European Command and managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District in cooperation with the U.S. Embassy Office of Defense Cooperation, provided a complete overhaul to the clinic's second floor. Read more about it at http://1.usa.gov/qzjILC (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers motion imagery by Rachel Goodspeed / Released) -
September 23, 2011
USACE, EUCOM team up to deliver kindergarten to Armenian community
NERKIN SASNASHEN, Armenia -- Following a solemn memorial with the local community, U.S. and Armenian officials gathered together at the local kindergarten for a ribbon-cutting ceremony opening its newly-renovated doors to Sasnashen's children. Read more about it at http://1.usa.gov/pD52Ws (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers motion imagery by Rachel Goodspeed / Released) -
June 9, 2011
Notable Author Series: Dr. Jim Sheehan
Noted historian and Stanford University Professor Emeritus of Modern European History James Sheehan, visited EUCOM to discuss his book "Where Have all the Soldiers Gone?: The Transformation of Modern Europe," Dr. Sheehan asserts that, for centuries, war was Europe's defining narrative, affecting every aspect of political, social, and cultural life. He describes a post-World War II Europe as a period of redefining statehood and rejecting ballooning defense budgets in favor of material well-being, social stability, and economic growth. His analysis offers an explanation of how and why this happened, and what it means for the rest of the world. He covers the major intellectual and political events in Europe from the pacifist and militarist movements of the early twentieth century and two catastrophic world wars to the fall of the Berlin Wall and after. This authoritative history provides much-needed context for understanding the fractured era in which we live. -
December 21, 2010
The current political environment in Turkey
Dr. Soner Cagaptay, Senior Fellow and Director of the Turkish Research Program at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy was a guest speaker for the EUCOM Forum for International Affairs Speaker Series Dec. 15. His lecture addressed the current political environment in Turkey and explored Turkey's role in global politics and relationship to NATO. Tim Cooke, Academic Outreach Coordinator for EUCOM's Interagency Directorate, asks him a few questions about Turkey in the video below. -
March 5, 2010
ADM James Stavirdis discusses interagency partnering
Admiral James Stavridis, EUCOM commander, recently returned from the European Strategy Conference in Ramstein, Germany. Conference attendees discussed quality of life issues, along with international and interagency partnering. Admiral Stavridis says there are several initiatives being worked on at EUCOM.
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