In Exercise Meleager, EUFOR and the Armed Forces of BiH are practicing together tactical fight, precision shooting and application of common procedures.

International medal parade held in Camp Butmir

EUFOR and the Armed Forces of BiH train together and support each other in Exercise Meleager

COM EUFOR visited the 5th Brigade of the Armed Forces BiH

Ceremonial integration of reserve forces into EUFOR structure

Arrival of EUFOR Strategic Reserve Force to BiH

Troops of the Strategic Reserve Force (SRF) of EUFOR are already in Bosnia and Herzegovina and now their equipment also arrived. They will be soon conducting patrols across BiH and training with EUFOR in-theatre forces and elements of Armed Forces of BiH.

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Details: Written by Lt Cdr Ben Timpson; Created: 25 September 2015

On the 25th of September members of the EUFOR Turkish Liason and Observation (LOT) Team based in Livno distributed food parcels to needy individuals within their area. The team gave this food as a gesture of good will to the community, strengthening the relationships between the LOT team and the people they live with.

Turkish personnel of LOT Livno distribute food to local people

Community presence

EUFOR has 17 LOT houses throughout Bosnia. They come from a range of nations, and their job is to maintain links with the people around them to ‘feel the pulse’ of the population.