⢠Belgium assumes Air Defence mission in Iceland, marking NATOâs new Airpower posture
⢠Video: From steel to security: Inside NATOâs defence factories
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The Belgian Air Force formally assumed Icelandic Air Defence responsibilities at Keflavik Air Base, outside the capital of ReykjavÃk, on 17 August 2026, bolstering NATOâs enhanced Vigilance Activity (eVA) Arctic Sentry. (Story courtesy of Allied Maritime Command)
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The command of Standing NATO Maritime Group One (SNMG1) was formally handed over from the UK-led Battle Staff, commanded by Royal Navy Commodore Maryla Ingham, to the French-led staff under Rear Admiral Nicolas Molitor during a ceremony in ReykjavÃk, Iceland, on 19 August 26. (Story courtesy of Allied Maritime Command)
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Moving Allied forces rapidly across Europe requires more than roads, railways, ports and airports. It also requires the rules, procedures, information and coordination needed to make cross-border movement work at the speed required for collective defence. (Story courtesy of Joint Support and Enabling Command)
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In Latvia, 650 participants from 24 countries tested how multinational forces can adapt, connect and respond to increasingly complex unmanned aerial system threats. (Story courtesy of Allied Joint Force Command)
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The drone came in low over the tree line. For a heartbeat, nothing rose to meet it. (Story courtesy of Allied Land Command)
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From armoured vehicles in France, helicopters in Poland and ammunition factories in Czechia, NATO is ramping up defence production. To protect our way of life, we need to produce even more.
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