Eurosatory: Fostering relations between U.S., France and the world
PARIS, France -- Sgt. Robert Donahue, a Louisville, Ky., native, with the 3rd Squadron, 2nd Cavalry Regiment from Vilseck, Germany explains some of the capabilities of the Stryker to a visitor during the 2012 Eurosatory International Exhibition held in Paris, June 11.
PARIS, France -- Sgt. David Drugagh, a Panama City, Fla., native, with 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment or the Joint Multinational Training Center from Hohenfels, Germany, explains some of the capabilities of the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle to Heidi Shyu, acting assistant secretary from the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army during the 2012 Eurosatory International Exhibition held in Paris, June 11.
Related Topics (4)
More related topics
PARIS, France -- Today marked the official opening of the 2012 Eurosatory International Exhibition, the world’s largest international land security and defense trade show, being held in Paris through June 15.
Eurosatory allows the Department of Defense representatives the opportunity to promote U.S. security interests and illustrate U.S. European Command’s commitment to the Northern Atlantic Treaty Organization and allied interoperability.
The U.S. Ambassador to France, Charles Rivkin, explained the importance of the event.
“This week is all about technology, partnerships, jobs,” Rivkin said. “These are America’s best, and they need the best equipment to do their job. They are also America's future, and I am reminded every day what [the U.S. Army] and these great American companies are doing to protect it.”
In support of EUCOM, U.S. Army Europe Soldiers from Joint Multinational Readiness Center, 2nd Cavalry Regiment, and 16th Sustainment Brigade are on hand demonstrating the capability of the U.S. Army in Europe.
Deputy of Security Cooperation and Capability Michael Ryan with Headquarters, EUCOM explained that aside from providing the opportunity to further forge coalition partnerships, defense cooperation is another factor in EUCOM’s involvement in Eurosatory.
“[America’s defense industry] plays a big role in helping develop capabilities within the alliance,” Ryan said. “Through maintaining existing military capabilities and the ways allies work together, and identifying potential areas were the industry can help solve military problems.”
Established in 1967, this year marks the exposition’s 23rd year. More than 70 countries, 1400 worldwide vendors are represented at this year’s exhibition, which will host over 50,000 visitors.
Find more articles tagged with:
- Paris
- partnership
- 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment
- USAREUR
- security
- defense
- Joint Multinational Training Center
- France
- NATO
- International
- ambassador
- U.S. Army in Europe
- Eurosatory International Exhibition
-
Despite the cold: U.S. military partnerships key to Arctic crisis response
The scenario used during SAREX 2012— a multinational exercise held recently in Greenland’s eastern sea – tested military and civilian capabilities for search and rescue missions above the Arctic Circle. Meanwhile, during exercise Northern Eagle, a U.S. Navy destroyer joined Russian and Norwegian vessels in the Barents Seas to prepare for similar rescues, plus anti-piracy operations and joint air defense.Find more articles tagged with:
-
Civic leaders receive preview of Baumholder's future
Leaders of the U.S. Army Garrison Baumholder, the 170th Infantry Brigade Combat Team and local civic leaders came together for a garrison hosted civic leaders working luncheon recently in the Rheinlander Community Club to discuss issues affecting the military and civilian communities.Find more articles tagged with:
-
USACE forward engineers train with Italians
A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Forward Engineering Support Team-Advance (FEST-A) conducted training and remote engineering missions in partnership with Italian Army Reconnaissance Engineers here September 9-21, 2012.Find more articles tagged with:
-
EIAMDC officially opens
The Warrior Preparation Center opened the European Integrated Air and Missile Defense Center with a ribbon cutting ceremony here Sept. 26.Find more articles tagged with:
-
EUCOM senior enlisted seminar hits its mark
ISES, a weeklong U.S. European Command event held at the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, concluded on Sept. 13.Find more articles tagged with:
-
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.Find more articles tagged with:
-
Exercise Jackal Stone 2012 leaders, participants honor fallen SF comrade
Military members and civilians from the U.S. and Croatia honored the late Master Sgt. Ivica Jerak, a member of U.S. Army Special Operations Command, with a small memorial service held in his native town of Debeljak, Croatia, Sept. 22, 2012.Find more articles tagged with:
-
Schweinfurt flexes combat capability muscle with NATO exercise
Despite its announced closure earlier this year, the U.S. Army garrison here still has something to prove: Pitted between closing and remaining operational, it can also host a large-scale NATO exercise in its own backyard.Find more articles tagged with:
-
Ceremony ends 18th Combined Endeavor
On Sept. 20, a closing ceremony at the Joint Military Training Command on U.S. Army Garrison Grafenwoehr, Germany, ended the 18th year of the world’s largest military communications exercise, Combined Endeavor 2012.Find more articles tagged with:
-
173rd Airborne Brigade, Italian carabinieri share training, experiences
Noncommissioned officers from the rear detachment of U.S. Army Europe's 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team shared deployment experiences and lessons learned with Italian military law enforcement officers during cultural awareness and information operations training here, Sept. 11.Find more articles tagged with:
Comments: 0