An Example for Pooling & Sharing

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1 EUROPEAN AIR TRANSPORT COMMAND Integrated Innovative Efficient An Example for Pooling & Sharing EURODEFENSE - RHID GBA Rouceau COS/DCOM EATC UNCLASSIFIED

2 EATC Concept and Approach Gradually transfer and integrate within a single multinational command national responsibilities which direct the force generation and the mission execution of the combined A T capabilities. [EATC concept] Pooling AT capability with conditioned relinquishment of sovereignty Operational pillar Assured availability of assigned assets - OPCON of assigned assets - Revoke ToA procedure - Red card holders - National chain of command Functional pillar Nationally defined levels of EATC authority - 3 different levels of authority for functional domains, areas and sub-areas 2 UNCLASSIFIED

3 The EATC Architecture The European Air Transport Command Pooling & Sharing of Assets Operational Pillar - Planning - Tasking - Mission Control - Analysis & Report Centre of Expertise for AT Functional Functional Pillar Division - Common Policies - Studies - Harmonisation - Interoperability Transfer of OPCON Host Nation Support Transfer of Responsibility 3 UNCLASSIFIED

4 Functional Pillar Transfer of Authority* over functional tasks Harmonisation of force employment, training and logistical support Development of policies and common standards related to AT employment EATC as the central point for air transport interoperability and standardisation Long-term benefits (i.e. reduction of logistical footprint) * Level dependent on national will 4 UNCLASSIFIED

5 Operational Pillar Transfer of OPCON Pooling & Sharing air transport assets and unity of purpose / effort: Efficient and effective use of available and most suitable assets Less outsourcing Less empty space Additional training opportunities 5 UNCLASSIFIED

6 National AT Structure and EATC MoD / Joint Staff Air Staff / Air Force Command AT Command MATraC EATC Execution Level WNG SQN WNG SQN SQN WNG SQN The EATC is integral part of the Participating Nations national chains of command. 6 UNCLASSIFIED

7 Assigned Aircraft as of: 13 SEP 20 ToA RToA Non ToA BEL A Falcon 900/20 3 C ERJ 145/135 4 NLD KDC G C F FRA A KC A A330 1 C Falcon 6 C CN DEU A A340 2 C A310 VIP 2 C-160 ESS 16 8 A319 2 CL Total Ready to Task 60 7 UNCLASSIFIED

8 NMTCC Other HQ Units Operational Process Request ATR Mission Report Harmonisation of Data ATARES Balance Reporting & Lesson Learned Plan & Task Diplo Clearance Air Crew Training Assets ATMO NMTTC Other HQs Units Mission Control (TACON) Request ATR Report & Lesson Learned Plan & Task Change ATR EATC Grid IT SOP Language Common Set of Codes Mission Control (TACOM) ATMO Diplo Diplo/PPR Availability of Assets 8 UNCLASSIFIED

9 EATC & Unified Protector Support Istres Solenzara Decimomannu NLD F16 Sigonella FR Rafale Araxos BE F16 FR MIR Souda Common determination to : concentrate efforts (HUB) optimize assets 9 UNCLASSIFIED

10 EATC Flights to Afghanistan/ ISAF support CINEMATIQUES Termez Masar e Sharif Kandahar Dushambe Bagram Kabul 10 UNCLASSIFIED

11 Accomplishments 1/2 Initial Operational Capability (IOC) May 20 Common procurement: Military Planning Tool Common Diplomatic Clearance EATC Logistic Studies Plan 20 Commander s s Conference and Long Term Planning Conference UNCLASSIFIED

12 Accomplishments 2/2 Exchange of flying hours: Increase of cross-national transport Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec- 12 UNCLASSIFIED

13 Total Flying Hours Harmattan Total Flying Hours Harmattan NLD; 1,24% BEL; 3,22% DEU;,83% FRA; 83,70% 13 UNCLASSIFIED

14 Challenges Internal and external AT processes IT-network EATC as integral part of military structures EATC treaty and enlargement Mindset and language Mutual trust and confidence 14 UNCLASSIFIED

15 Way ahead 2012 FOC (est.) 2013 Treaty Enlargement 2013/2014 permanent infrastructure Social aspects (integration, schooling ) 15 UNCLASSIFIED