CMMOC - Romania

National Defense University “ Carol I” Crisis Management and Multinational Operations College

BACKGROUND
Romania/UK Bi-lateral Initiative
Opened officially on the 1 st of September 1997
Original purpose - to encourage more flexible ethos and approach in the Romanian officer corps
Official NATO recognition, as a PfP Training Centre, on 20 th April 1999
Establishment of the Crisis Management and Multinational Operations College, 1 OCT 05
“ War fighting” focus - training for the worst case
English is the language of instruction

CRISES MANAGEMENT AND MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS COLLEGE MISSION
“ The mission of the CMMOC is to educate and train selected personnel in support of the current and developing NATO doctrine and procedures. ”

Long Duration Courses
Advanced Joint Operations Staff Officer Course (AJOSOC)
Brigade Staff Officer Course (BSOC)
Crisis Management and Euro Atlantic Security Course - ADL Based

Advanced Joint Operations Staff Officers Course Aim
“ To educate selected officers in the rank of Major to Colonel, or their civilian equivalents, for command and staff appointments in a joint warfare and multinational environment”

AJOSOC
ADVANCED JOINT OPERATIONS STAFF OFFICER COURSE
-13 WEEKS-
PHASE 4 JOINT & MULTI- NATIONAL OPS PHASE 3 FOUNDATION PHASE 1 WEEK 8 HOURS 3 WEEKS PHASE 1 OPERATIONAL LEADERSHIP (Optional for EAPC) 1 WEEK ENGLISH REFRESHER PHASE 8 WEEKS PHASE 2 IT TRAINING (Optional)

AJOSOC Content FOUNDATION PHASE JOINT & MULTI-NATIONAL OPS PHASE
Conflict & International System
Moral Dimensions of
Warfare
Alliances
International & Regional
Studies
Media
UK/NATO Doctrine
Command & Staff Procedures
Combat Power
Operational Planning
Peace Support Operations

BSOC Aim
“ To educate selected officers from all EAPC countries, including Romania, in NATO compatible approach
to command, staff, operational
and logistic procedures up to Brigade level”

BSOC
PHASE 1: 1 week - English Refresher Phase
PHASE 2: 16 hours - IT Training (optional-during ERP)
PHASE 3: 9 weeks - Combined Arms Operations
Week 1 : Doctrine and Operational organization and Capabilities
Week 2 : Command and Staff Procedures
Week 3 : Orders Process and Visit Tour
Week 4 : Estimate Process and CSS
Week 5 : OOTW: PSO, NEO and MACA
Week 6 : Operations of War: Offence, Defence, Transitional Phases
Week 7 : Estimate and Orders Exercises, Students briefings
Week 8 : Final Exercise & Final Test

Short Duration Courses
Peace Support Operations (PSOC)
NATO Staff Orientation (NSO)
Civil-Military Co-operation (CIMIC)
Security Policy and European Integration Course (SPEIC)
Crisis Management Course (CMC)

PSOC
“ To give selected officers an understanding of the concepts, planning and conduct of PSO and to familiarize them with current staff procedures in order to enable them to work within or to a
NATO-led multinational Headquarters”
CONTENT Strategic background Staff procedures Changing nature of PSO Planning process Conceptual approach Conduct of operations Role of the media Case studies Negotiation/Mediation Final exercise CJTF concept

NSOC
“ To brief selected officers, NCOs and civilians on NATO, the Alliance’s current political and military issues, as well as its command and staff procedures, in order to prepare them for a NATO appointment”
CONTENT WEEK 1  Introduction to NATO; NATO’s Strategic Concept  CJTF Concept; NATO Response Force  PCC; Crisis Management in NATO  PSO, CIMIC and Logistics in NATO WEEK 2  Staff Procedures and Responsibilities  OPP  Exercise Planning WEEK 3  Admin, financial and legal matters  PWP and IPP  Briefing Techniques

Security Policy and European Integration Course Syllabus
European Security Institutions (EU, NATO, and EU, NATO)
Wider Europe and Its Security
EU Integration Aspects of the XXI Century (A case Study – Romanian Integration)
EU Enlargement
PfP, EAPC
Black Sea Issues

Crisis Management Course Syllabus
Crisis Management in NATO
Force Generation
NATO Operational Planning Process
Civil Emergency Planning
Role of the Media in Crises Management
EU and Crisis Management

INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPATION
Albania - 39
Austria - 2
Algeria - 2
Azer d ba i an - 7
Belgium - 1
B & H - 24
Bulgaria - 39
Canada - 4
China - 1
Croatia - 2 4
Czech Rep - 4
Denmark - 2
Estonia - 4
FYROM* - 2 2
Georgia - 10
Germany - 1
Greece - 3
Hungary - 20
Iraq - 22
Italy - 1
Jordan - 4
Latvia - 3
Lithuania - 3
Moldova - 3
Pakistan - 2
Serbia & M - 12
Slovakia - 2
Slovenia - 2
Sweden - 1
Switzerland - 2
Turkey - 2
Ukraine - 2
UK - 1
TOTAL - 270 *Turkey recognises the Republic of Macedonia with its constitutional name.

FUTURE
Continue to review and update the course curricula
Further co-operation within PfP TECs’ Conferences and Consortium
Encourage student attendance from outside Romania
Develop new Courses as required
Update and improve facilities

Mail Ad d res s : B UCHAREST , 68-72 Panduri Street OP 35 Tel e ph on e : 004-0 21 - 3196001 ; 3195884 F ax : 004-0 21 - 3196001 ; 3195884 E mail: cmcom @ unap.ro Web site: www. unap .ro

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