Friday May 24

On December 6th, MTT Tradoc Improvement (ESP-AUT) celebrated in Travnik a simple event along with a typical Spanish meal with an Austrian flavor. It was just an excuse to celebrate three single events; Artillery Branch patron saint Santa Barbara (04DEC), Spanish Constitution Day (06DEC) and Infantry Branch patron saint Immaculate Conception (08DEC).

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Written by Maj Helmut Leopold
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The Austrian MTT Technical Personnel performing the Ammunition Propellant Testing

With the decision of the EU Foreign Affairs Council the EU-led military operation, Operation EUFOR ALTHEA continues its success story under the command of Major General Robert Brieger in providing capacity-building and training to support to the Armed Forces of BiH. The establishment of the Capacity Building and Training Division (CB&T) led to the foundation for the various Multi National Training Teams to begin capacity-building and training in different areas in accordance with AF BiH training requirements. One of these training requirements was established in the area of Ammunition and Weapons Storage Site Management.

Read more: EUFOR Technical Acumen Shows the Way on How to Make Safe Ammunition and Weapons Sites

Written by CBTD
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The DCOS CB&T is giving a letter of appreciation to OF-4 Jose Miguel Esturillo LOPEZ (MTT-TI Leader)
Capacity Building and Training Division (CB&T Div) has been providing Capacity Building and Training tasks in different subject areas for the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina (AF BiH). One of the most important training areas outlined in the current Combined Joint Statement of Requirements (CJSOR) is Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Improvement (TI). Both EUFOR and AF BiH have been seeking a robust and self sustainable structure for AF BiH.

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Written by CBTD
Successful Completion Of Microwave & Satellite Communications Course
From 13-24 Feb 2012 a Greek Mobile Training Team (MTT) successfully delivered a 10 day Microwave & Satellite course to members of the Armed Forces Bosnia and Herzegovina (AFBiH). This course was the second CIS training in a series of 13 trainings planned in the 2012 Training Calendar. It was a real challenge to execute this training according to planning due to the large amount of snow on the roads between Camp Butmir and Pale, where the training took place. The training audience consisted of 9 participants (5 Officers, 4 NCOs) who all successfully completed their courses at Pale Signal Battalion Barracks.

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Written by CBTD
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Capacity Building and Training Division (CB&T Div.) has been providing capacity building and training tasks in different areas for AF BiH trainers. One of the most important training areas outlined in current Combined Joint Statement of Requirement (CJSOR) is Communication Information Systems (CIS). Both EUFOR and AF BiH have been seeking for a robust and self sustainable training mechanism for AF BiH.

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Written by Lt Col Mariusz Pasieka
Background
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Since the end of 2010, the mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina under the auspices of EUFOR has been partially transformed into a training mission. As a result of this increased mandate, a number of Mobile Training Teams (MTTs) have been established. One of these teams is the Military Movement Control (MMC), whose task is to train and prepare future officers/instructors from the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina (AF BiH) in transportation of military equipment within a designated area.
The training is led by the Polish Officers - Lt Col Mariusz Pasieka and Captain Piotr Ciećko from the National Movement Coordination Centre (NMCC) in Warsaw. This training has been ongoing for more than 10 months to date, focusing on all aspects of movement and transportation.

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