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In this video, we delve into the recent National Territorial Commanders Committee (NTCC) gathering, hosted by the 21st Theater Sustainment Command. With delegates from various allied nations, the focus was on improving host-nation support and logistics across Europe.
The NTCC, established in 1986, serves as a crucial platform for nations to collaborate and streamline multinational movements. This session brought together representatives from Europe and North America, along with observers from key organizations.
Lt. Col. Kalle Leinonen, the current NTCC chair, highlighted the group's priorities, emphasizing the need for seamless cross-border support and the importance of basic capabilities for deployed troops.
The informal nature of the NTCC allows for valuable side discussions, as Capt. Bo de Oliveira Ommen explains. These discussions, often held away from formal agendas, contribute to a deeper understanding of host-nation support coordination.
During a breakout session, Maj. Pierre-Vincent Daigle from the Canadian Armed Forces discussed the challenges of sending forces overseas and the reliance on European mobility corridors in contested environments.
The 21st TSC played a vital role in hosting the event, showcasing the U.S. Deployment Processing Center and its capabilities for deploying U.S. forces. Denise McClure, the host-nation support branch chief, emphasized the importance of demonstrating these capabilities to allies and partners.
As the session concluded, Leinonen noted the progress made, with each nation gaining clearer priorities and a better understanding of the work ahead.
Join us as we explore the key takeaways and the impact of this collaborative effort on European military mobility and logistics.