CAP BADGE   OZNAKE ZA KAPE

SLEEVE PATCHES  OZNAKE ZA RUKAV

ALTHEA ALTEA

      Vijeće Evropske Unije odlučuje 12. 06. 2004. godine (Council Joint Action 2004/570/CFSP of 12 July 2004) poduzeti vojnu akciju u Bosni i Hercegovini unutar okvira svoje „Evropske sigurnosne i obrambene politike (ESDP). Operacija nazvana ALTHEA počinje 02. 12. 2004. Slijedeći odluku Vijeća iz 12. mjeseca 2006, EUFOR je uspješno transformiran tokom 2007. Na terenu snage sada broje negdje oko 2500 ljudi, sa mogućnošću brzog ojačanja snagama EU. U Sarajevu je stacioniran multinacionalni bataljon, dok su po drugim regijama raspoređeni LOT timovi (veza i promatrački).

      U skladu sa Glavom VII Povelje UN-a, EUFOR nastavlja svoj mandat (potvrđeno i odlukom Vijeća sigurnosti 21. 11. 2007. rezolucijom 1785). Misija aktivno pomaže i ICTY-u u progonu osoba optuženih za ratne zločine. 19. 11. 2007. EU ministri donose odluku o produženju prisutnosti snaga EUFORA sve dok budu smatrali da to situacija na terenu zahtijeva.

     The Council of the European Union decided on 12 July 2004 (Council Joint Action 2004/570/CFSP of 12 July 2004) to conduct a military operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) in the framework of the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP). Operation ALTHEA in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) was launched on 2 December 2004. Following a Council decision in December 2006, EUFOR was successfully reconfigured during 2007. The force now numbers some 2500 troops on the ground, backed up by over-the-horizon reserves. EUFOR is able to respond rapidly should the security situation require it. A multinational manoeuvre battalion is based in Sarajevo and EUFOR also retains its presence throughout the country through the liaison and observation teams (LOTs). EUFOR continues to act in accordance with its peace enforcement mandate under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, which was renewed by the Security Council on 21 November 2007 (Security Council Resolution 1785). EUFOR actively continues to provide support to the ICTY in pursuit of persons indicted for war crimes. On 19 November 2007, EU ministers reiterated that the EU would retain a military presence in the country for as long as necessary in order to continue to contribute to the maintenance of a safe and secure environment.

TASK FORCE "FOX" FYROM  JEDINICE "FOX" (LISICA) BJR MAKEDONIJA

      Operacija „Jantarna lisica“ inicirana je od strane makedonskog predsjednika Trajkovskog. NATO je poslao oko 700 vojnika, koji su se pridružili tamo već stacioniranim (oko 300). Naziv snaga koje su učestvovale je bio Operativna snage Lisica (Task Force Fox skraćeno TFF). Njihova je misija bila zaštita promatrača EU i OSCE-a, koji su nadgledali provođenje Ohridskog sporazuma, postignutog između pobunjenih Albanaca i Vlade BJR Makedonije. Operacija je trajala od 27. 09. 2001. do 15. 12. 2002. godine.

      Operation Amber Fox was initiated on the request of President Trajkovski of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. The mission officially started on 27 September 2001 with an initial three-month mandate, which was subsequently extended until 15 December 2002. The operation consisted of approximately 700 troops from NATO member countries, which reinforced some 300 troops already based in the country. The Ohrid Framework Agreement was the peace deal signed by the government of the Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) and ethnic Albanian representatives on August 13, 2001. The agreement ended the armed conflict between the Albanian rebels and the Macedonian security forces.

MISSIONS IN AFRICA  MISIJE U AFRICI

      EUTM Mali (European Union Training Mission in Mali) je multinacionalna misija za vojnu obuku Europske unije sa sjedištem u Bamaku, Mali. 22 članice EU (Austrija, Belgija, Bugarska, Češka, Estonija, Finska, Francuska, Njemačka, Grčka, Mađarska, Irska, Italija, Latvija, Litva, Luksemburg, Nizozemska, Portugal, Rumunjska, Slovačka, Slovenija, Španjolska, Švedska) i 3 zemlje koje nisu članice EU (nisu članice EU: Gruzija, Moldavija, Crna Gora) angažirane su u ovoj misiji i poslale su vojnike u Republiku Mali.

      EUTM Mali (European Union Training Mission in Mali) is a European Union multinational military training mission headquartered in Bamako, Mali. 22 EU members (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden) and 3 non-EU countries (not members of the EU: Georgia, Moldova, Montenegro) are engaged in this mission and have sent soldiers to the Republic of Mali.

EU BATTLEGROUP  BORBENE GRUPE EVROPSKE UNIJE

      Borbene grupe Evropske Unije (European Union Battlegroup EUBG) su vojne jedinice sastavljene u skladu sa programon Zajedničke sigurnosne i obrambene politike (Common Security and Defence Policy CSDP) Evropske Unije. Zasnovane na doprinosima zemalja članica, svaka od 18 borbenih grupa sastoji se od formacije veličine bataljona (najmanje 1500 vojnika) ojačanih elementima borbene podrške. Grupe se redovno rotiraju pa su tako po dvije aktivne u svakom momentu. Ove snage su pod direktnom kontrolom Vijeća Evropske Unije (Council of the European Union). Svoju punu borbenu pripremljenost su postigle 01. 01. 2007. godine, ali do danas nisu učestvovale u borbenim akcijama. Grupe bi trebale biti raspoređene u zone borbenog djelovanja za 5-10 dana i trebale bi biti sposobne samostalno djelovati do 30 dana, a nakon dodatnog snadbijevanja do 120 dana. Ove se grupe smatraju najmanjom samodovoljnom vojnom jedinicom sposobnom za djelovanje u zoni operacija.

COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT BATTALION

Bataljon borbene podrške

      An EU Battlegroup (EUBG) is a military unit adhering to the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) of the European Union (EU). Often based on contributions from a coalition of member states, each of the eighteen Battlegroups consists of a battalion-sized force (1,500 troops) reinforced with combat support elements. The groups rotate actively, so that two are ready for deployment at all times. The forces are under the direct control of the Council of the European Union. The Battlegroups reached full operational capacity on 1 January 2007, although, as of January 2013 they are yet to see any military action. The groups are intended to be deployed on the ground within 5–10 days of approval from the Council. It must be sustainable for at least 30 days, which could be extended to 120 days, if resupplied. A Battlegroup is considered to be the smallest self-sufficient military unit that can be deployed and sustained in a theatre of operation.

CZECH-SLOVAK BATTLEGROUP  ČEŠKO-SLOVAČKA BORBENA GRUPA

      Češko-Slovačka borbena grupa je jedna od osamnaest borbenih grupa Evropske Unije. Sastoji se od 2500 vojnika, od kojih je 2100 iz Češke, a 400 iz Slovačke. Ova je borbena grupa spremna u kratkom roku (deset dana) biti raspoređena i do 6000 kilometara udaljenosti.

      The Czech - Slovak Battlegroup is one of 18 European Union battle groups. It consists of 2500 soldiers - 2100 Czechs and 400 Slovaks. The battlegroup is capable of rapid deployment in a region 6000 km far within 10 days.

GERMAN CONTINGENT  NJEMAČKI KONTINGENT

SLOVAK CONTINGENT  SLOVAČKI KONTINGENT