U.S. Army in Europe

Slovenian Land Forces Commander discusses training, exchange opportunities

Partnered nations participate in Europe's largest training conference

NATO summit in Chicago to focus on Afghanistan, missile defense

Slovenian Commander visits HeidelbergSlovenian Land Forces Commander discusses training, exchange opportunities
Maximizing training resourcesPartnered nations participate in Europe's largest training conference
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Besides hundreds of smaller military-to military interactions, we participate in numerous large, multinational landpower exercises throughout the European continent.

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The U.S. Army has had strong European allies dating back to the American Revolutionary War more than 230 years ago.

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"It will be even more essential, as we confront new and more complex security challenges in the years ahead, to be able to build strong alliances and strong partnerships, from terrorism to nuclear proliferation, from cyber attacks to the threats we face often. All of these challenges do not recognize national boundaries and can't be addressed effectively by any one nation alone." -Leon Panetta, U.S. Defense Secretary

By the Numbers

1,200 - personnel from 18 different Nations conducted Operational Mentor Liaison Teams and Police Operational Mentor Teams training at Joint Multinational Training Command