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NATO EXERCISE FOR THE DIVISION ACQUI "IN GERMANY

FROM 01 TO 13 NOVEMBER AT THE "Sennelager TRAINING CENTER OF Paderborn in Germany, WITHIN THE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR MILITARY TRAINING UNITS 'NATO will take place' The multinational exercises CALLED" ARRCADE FUSION '09. " TUTORIAL PART IN THE CONTEXT OF ACTIVITIES 'trained by NATO CRISIS MANAGEMENT.

"Testing and refining the working procedures for the conduct of a military operation to manage the crisis, NATO-led", this is the Command and Purpose of International ARRCADE FUSION 2009 "Traditional exercise the close of business at year end.

In particular, the objective is to strengthen the training of a Command Rapid Reaction Corps, as the land component command of forces in theater, which is at the Chapter four divisions, including the Acqui Division.

The exercise scenario, set in a hypothetical crisis area, sees the intervention of NATO, UN-mandated, with a mission to help stabilize the situation, avoiding a resumption of hostilities and to restore conditions of security tasks through a combination of humanitarian and "peace support", dealing with issues such as the reconstruction of vital infrastructure, improving living conditions in refugee camps, separation of warring parties and the promotion of "good Government "as an" inclusive ", which provides an ever-closer coordination between the military and various government agencies.

The Exercise ARRCADE FUSION 2009 "is another opportunity to improve work practices for the conduct of a military operation for crisis management and operational concepts for the development of NATO's military aiming to produce a significant professional growth for the military arrangements, for transactions of this type.

The Division ACQUI, commanded by Major General Vincent HOLY, is framed in the 2nd Command Defense Forces of San Giorgio a Cremano command center south of the summit Italy commanded by Major General Francis TARRICONE Corps, and NATO for years at work and is exercised by the Command of the NATO Rapid Reaction - ARRC "Allied Rapid Reaction Corps - stationed in Germany.

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