Belgium: The new organizational structure

Article Abstract:

Maj. Gen. Gerard van Caelengerge, Commander, Operational Air Command, Belgium, describes the integrated structure of the Belgian Armed Forces that was implemented in January 2002. The operational pillar of the Belgian defence consists of a joint Operations and Training Staff Department that is in charge of operations, with Air Land, Naval and Medical forces under its charge.

International Affairs, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Personnel administration, Military Exercises & Maneuvers, Military Action, Schools & educational services, not elsewhere classified, Aircraft Training Services, Other Technical and Trade Schools, Training, Military operations, Flight training, Military maneuvers

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Philippines

Article Abstract:

A comprehensive review of data pertaining to defense forces in Philippines as on 2005, including aspects such as force structures, organization and inventories, is presented.

Philippines, Philippines. Armed Forces

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Belgium

Article Abstract:

A comprehensive review of data pertaining to defense forces in Belgium as on 2005, including aspects such as force structures, organization and inventories, is presented.

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