The Defence Logistics Eastern Europe conference is set to take place in Prague on March 7-8, 2016, focusing on military logistics within the Eastern European defence community. High-ranking military officials will present logistics training, modernization programs, and operational support for combat forces, alongside partnerships with local industry. The event aims to enhance collaboration and tackle current threats, particularly in response to CBRN incidents, featuring insights from various nations and experts in military logistics.

1. 2016
The Only Military Logistics Conference Exclusively Focused On
The Eastern European Defence Community
Dorint Hotel Don Giovanni, Prague, Czech Republic
7th - 8th
MARCH
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:
• 9 General Officers Confirmed making this the most senior and
focused logistics meeting in the region!
• Brigadier General Zuna is confirmed as the Host Nation Chairman
for this event
• Military Briefings from The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland,
Croatia, Norway, EU, Belgium, Canada and NATO
• Dedicated focus on logistics training, modernisation programs
and operational experience support combat forces
• Official Partnership with DSIA - meaning you will be able to meet
and partner with local industry
• Real solutions presented and offered within the Defence Logistics
Eastern Europe exhibition
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Optimising Logistics and Rapid Response to CBRN Incidents in
the Czech Republic
Hosted by: Colonel Zoltan Bubenik, Surgeon General/Director of Medical Agency,
Armed Forces of the Czech Republic
09.00-12.10
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HOST NATION KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director Support Division,
Armed Forces of the Czech Republic
Colonel Jan Husak, Director, Multinational Logistics
Coordination Centre
Colonel Dr. Pavel Foltin, Director of Logistics Department –
Faculty of Military Leadership, University of Defence, Armed
Forces of the Czech Republic
Colonel Zoltan Bubenik, Surgeon General/Director of the
Medical Agency, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic
Lieutenant Colonel Jiri Kasparek, Training Command, Armed
Forces of the Czech Republic
Jiri Hynek, President, Defence and Security Industry
Association of the Czech Republic (DSIA)
REGIONAL EXPERT SPEAKERS:
Brigadier General Imre Pogacsas, Head of Logistics
Directorate, Hungarian Defence Forces
Brigadier General Dariusz Lukowski, Head of J4 Logistics
Department, Polish Armed Forces
Brigadier Simon Hutchings, Commander 104 Logistics Support
Brigade, British Army
Brigadier General Ivica Olujic, Chief of J4, Croatian General
Staff, Croatian Armed Forces
Brigadier General Arild Dregelid, Head of the LOS
Programme, Norwegian Armed Forces
Brigadier General Diogini Maria Loria, Head of Logistics,
EU Military Staff
Brigadier General Herman Ruys, Deputy Chief of Staff Support
and Enabling, EUROCORPS
Commodore Marcel Hallé, ACOS J4, NATO SHAPE
Major Bruyere Christophe, Commandant Movement Control
Group, Belgian Armed Forces
Colonel Sylvain Turbide, Deputy Military Representative of
Canada to NATO, Canadian Forces
Mr Bruno Cantin, Head of Logistics Defence and Policy
Planning Division, NATO
Tony O’Neil, Director of Plans and Policy, Movement
Coordination Centre

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Dear Colleague,
It is with great pleasure that I invite you to participate in Defence
Logistics Eastern Europe taking place between the 7th and 8th of
March 2016 in Prague.
As nations in Eastern Europe embark on enhancing their military
capabilities in line with other NATO member states and increase
spending to face very real threats close to their border, the
Combat Service Support has become a focus of many armed
forces wishing to ensure effective defensive and peacekeeping
operations, domestically as well as internationally.
There is therefore a need for a high level meeting that brings
together senior military leadership, project decision makers and
subject matter experts alongside contractors and cutting edge
industry solution providers to collaborate on future endeavours
that will enhance the security and stability of Eastern Europe and
its neighbouring countries.
I believe Defence Logistics Eastern Europe is the perfect
environment for this collaboration, hence lending my support
behind it as chairman.
I would ask you to pay particular attention to our conference
agenda which has been put together with great care to give you
the very best opportunity to benchmark and learn from subject
matter experts relating to the enhanced logistics capability.
Only through learning and networking with our peers can we
enhance and improve our ideas and execution of military
projects, I urge you to join us in March 2016 with many other
likeminded individuals to ensure you too can benefit from this
unique forum.
Yours Sincerely,
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director Support Division,
Armed Forces of the Czech Republic
CBRN threats are constant and nations need to
be prepared to prevent and respond to potential
incidents involving weapons of mass destruction or
dirty bombs. Medical units are at the forefront of
reducing risks to health including decontamination
and countermeasures. An army’s logistics structure
enables the correct Countermeasures to be delivered
to frontline forces and medical and support units.
Therefore, there is a need for better collaboration and
support to medical units dealing with CRBN threats as
well as regular front line units who may come across
them. This ensures that all those involved with a CBRN
incident are able to respond rapidly and effectively to
any developing situation.
If you are interested in learning how the Czech Armed
Forces train and prepare for any eventuality or you
wish to discover how you can help provide a solution
enabling the delivery and use of CBRN Countermeasures
then this workshop will show how the Czech Armed
Forces are developing their forces to meet even the
most extreme of threats and how industry can support
them through the acquisition, lifecycle management,
supply chain and for CBRN services.
TOPICS COVERED WILL INCLUDE:
09.00 Registration
09.30 Opening remarks and introductions
09.40 Overview of CBRN Threats to the Czech Republic in the 21st Century
• What threats do we face?
• The logistics behind our CBRN capabilities – supplying CBRN equipment to the right place at
the right time
• How businesses can provide an enhancement to our countermeasures
10.10 New technologies being explored to enhance CBRN detection
• Nano-technology
• Drones
• Advanced detection methods
• Developing, purchasing and acquiring these technologies
10.40 Coffee Break
11.10 Medical Responses to CBRN Incidents
• Decontamination efforts
• Containment, Patient Care and Force Health Protection (FHP)
• Medical supply and cold chain transportation of CBRN medicine
• Disposal of contaminated items
11.40 Current and Predicted Future Requirements for an Enhanced Counter
- CBRN Capability in the Czech Republic
• What threats and who will use them?
• What kind of technologies are the Czech Armed Forces looking to use?
• Preparing the logistics behind this enhanced capability
12.10 End of Masterclass
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director Support Division, Armed Forces
of the Czech Republic
Brigadier General Imre Pogacsas, Head of Logistics Directorate,
Hungarian Defence Forces
Brigadier General Dariusz Lukowski, Head of J4 Logistics Department,
Polish Armed Forces
Brigadier Simon Hutchings, Commander 104 Logistics Support Brigade,
British Army
Brigadier General Ivica Olujic, Chief of J4, Croatian General Staff,
Croatian Armed Forces
Brigadier General Arild Dregelid, Head of the LOS Programme,
Norwegian Armed Forces
Brigadier General Diogini Maria Loria, Head of Logistics, EU Military Staff
Brigadier General Herman Ruys, Deputy Chief of Staff Support and
Enabling, EUROCORPS
Commodore Marcel Hallé, ACOS J4, NATO SHAPE
Colonel Jan Husak, Director, Multinational Logistics Coordination Centre
Colonel Dr. Pavel Foltin, Director of Logistics Department – Faculty of
Military Leadership, University of Defence, Armed Forces of the Czech
Republic
Colonel Zoltan Bubenik, Surgeon General/Director of the Medical
Agency, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic
Colonel Sylvain Turbide, Deputy Military Representative of Canada to
NATO, Canadian Forces
Lieutenant Colonel Jiri Kasparek, Training Command, Armed Forces of
the Czech Republic
Major Bruyere Christophe, Commandant Movement Control Group,
Belgian Armed Forces
Jiri Hynek, President, Defence and Security Industry Association of the
Czech Republic (DSIA)
Mr Bruno Cantin, Head of Logistics Defence and Policy Planning Division,
NATO
Tony O’Neil, Director of Plans and Policy, Movement Coordination Centre
Our Unrivalled Senior Military Speaker Line Up:
“The speakers are carefully chosen representatives of participating countries and it is
pleasure to be a member of such a distinguished group.”
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director Support Division, Armed Forces of the Czech Republic
THE DEFENCE LOGISTICS EASTERN EUROPE POST CONFERENCE MASTERCLASS:
Optimising Logistics and Rapid Response to CBRN Incidents in the Czech Republic
9th March 2016, Dorint Hotel Don Giovanni, Prague

3. Defence Logistics Eastern Europe
Day One 7th March 2016 www.defence-logistics.eu
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8.00 Conference Registration and Informal Introduction
8.45 Chairman’s Opening Address
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director Support Division,
Armed Forces of the Czech Republic
9.00 The Czech Approach to Defence Logistics
• The Czech Armed Forces capability to support multi-branch joint
operations and exercises
• The value of strategic logistics planning during peace and war
• Modernising the logistics structure for 2020 and beyond
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director Support Division,
Armed Forces of the Czech Republic
9.30 Modern Transportation for the Hungarian Army
• Improving the transportation system to meet modern standards
• Making safe the transportation of Hazardous Materials
• Maximising logistics efforts through an effective training system
• Developing an independent airlift capability to support Hungarian
troops abroad
Brigadier General Imre Pogacsas, Director General Armaments,
Hungarian Army
10.00 Meeting Logistical Requirements in an Ever Modernising Military
• Discussing the need for greater infrastructure to meet NATO
requirements
• Challenges of modernising supplies and spare parts for the armed
forces with an ever smaller budget
• Securing, preserving and maintaining ammunition
• Exploring the Polish capability for rapid deployment abroad and
what logistical needs that requires
Brigadier General Dariusz Lukowski, Head of J4, Polish Armed Forces
10.30 Morning Coffee and Networking in the Exhibition Area
11.00 Theatre Level Logistics: Maximising Long-Term Operations For The Front
Line Soldier
• An overview of the role and aim of 104 Brigade
• Part-time Soldiers with Specialist Capabilities: How reservists not only
fill gaps but provide essential services to British Operations and its
cost efficiency
• How logistics planning is crucial for sustaining long-term operations
abroad
Brigadier Simon Hutchings, Commander 104 Logistics Support Brigade,
British Army
11.30 Logistics Training for the Czech Armed Forces
• Outlining current training for Czech military logisticians
• How Militaries within the region can improve sustainment capability
through shared training methods
• How military logistics training will continue to improve and modernise
as the Czech Armed Forces changes and adapts
Lieutenant Colonel Jiri Kasparek, Officer, Training Command,
Czech Armed Forces
12.00 Session Reserved for Event Sponsor
PANEL DISCUSSION:
12.30 New Technologies and Approaches in the Preparation of
New Logistics Experts
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director Support Division, Armed
Forces of the Czech Republic
Lieutenant Colonel Jiri Kasparek, Officer, Training Command,
Czech Armed Forces
Brigadier General Dariusz Lukowski, Head of J4, Polish Armed Forces
Brigadier Simon Hutchings, Commander 104 Logistics Support Brigade,
British Army
13.00 Networking Lunch
14.00 The Movement Coordination Centre Europe’s Approach to Material
Lifting Support
• Exploring the role of the MCCE and what it can provide to member
states
• A European Organisation with an International reach: How the
MCCE works with NATO, EU and UN
• Exploring the need for better communication, coordination and
capacity sharing
Tony O’neil, Director and Projects and Planning,
Movement Coordination Centre Europe
14.30 Session Reserved For Event Sponsor
15.00 Planning and execution for Effective Collective Logistics support
for NATO
• Outlining the role of NATO in the strategic planning and
management of the logistics operational chain for forces deployed
around the world
• Enhancing multination combat service support capability to NATO
forces
• Strengthening Logistics Command and Control for NATO
operations.
Bruno Cantin, Head of Logistics Defense and Policy Division,
NATO HQ - C3 Staff
Commodore Marcel Hallé, ACOS J4, NATO SHAPE
15.30 Afternoon Tea and Networking in the Exhibition Area
16.00 Maximising Logistics Coordination Efforts through Effective Military
Leadership
How leadership maximises logistics operations in today’s military
operations
• Discussing Czech officer training and its positive impact on
Sustainment coordination and control systems
• Exploring how future Officer training techniques can help the Czech
Armed Forces better coordinate
Colonel Pavel Foltin, Head of Logistics Department - Faculty of Military
Leadership, University of Defence, Czech Republic
16.30 The Belgian Experience in Movement Control
• The Systems and structures used to monitor and control the
movement of troops and supplies on operation
• Recent operational experience for the Movement Control Group
abroad
• Future requirements for effective supply control mission during
peace and war
Major Christophe Bruyere, Commandant of the Movement Control
Group, Belgian Army
17.00 End of Defence Logistics Eastern Europe Day One

4. Defence Logistics Eastern Europe
www.defence-logistics.eu Day Two 8th March 2016
8.00 Registration and Informal Introductions
8.45 Chairman’s Opening Address
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director Support Division, Armed
Forces of the Czech Republic
9.00 The Croatian Approach to Military Logistics
• Current Croatian Logistics capabilities
• Procurement of equipment to improve the efficiency and capacity
of the logistics system
• How the Croatian Army logistics units are integrating into NATO and
EU formations
Brigadier General Ivica Olujic, Chief of J4, Croatian General Staff,
Croatian Army
9.30 How the LOS Programme Will Develop and Enhance the Logistics
Capability of the Norwegian Armed Forces
• Outlining the role and goals of the LOS Programme
• Improving information management sharing in the logistic cycle
• Future plans to develop Norwegian logistics capabilities
Brigadier General Arild Dregelid, Commander LOS Programme,
Norwegian Armed Forces
10.00 Front Line Medical Support to Czech Combat Units
• Describing the Czech approach to front line medical care
• Medical support in recent deployments abroad
• How the Czech Armed Forces are looking to improve up their
medical system
• How medical operations are sustained through logistical support
Colonel Zoltan Bubenik, Director of the Military Medical Agency,
Czech Armed Forces
10.30 Morning Coffee and Networking in the Exhibition Area
11.00 The Czech Republic’s Collaborative Approach To Defence Industry
and Equipment Modernisation
• Outlining The Czech Armed Forces Process For Selecting Industry
Partners
• Advice on how to approach the MOD and put forward technical
information and capability suggestions
• How to optimise your bid, what processes and details should you
be aware of
Jiri Hynek, President, Defence and Security Industry Association of the
Czech Republic (DSIA)
11.30 Session Reserved for Event Sponsor
12.00 Networking Lunch
13.00 How the Visegrad Group Can Maximise Logistics Capability Sharing
• Logistics Capability of the V4 Battlegroup
• Joint infrastructure and planning for exercises and conflicts0
• Resource sharing and force structure integration in a time of strict
budgeting
• Future of joint Logistics in the V4
Brigadier General Imre Pogacsas, Director General Armaments,
Hungarian Army
Brigadier General Dariusz Lukowski, Head of J4, Polish Armed Forces
Brigadier General Jaromir Zuna, Director Support Division, Armed
Forces of the Czech Republic
13.30 Supporting and Sustaining Petersberg Tasks for the EU and NATO as
part of the Eurocorps
• The basic logistics requirements for a Rapid Deployable Corps
Headquarters
• Recent experiences supporting Eurocorps in missions around the
world
• How other nations contribute to the readiness and the ability to
sustain combat operations of Eurocorps
• Future contributions: welcoming new members to enhance
cooperation and maximising capability
Brigadier General Herman Ruys, Deputy Chief of Staff Support and
Enabling, Eurocorps
14.00 Reserved for Event Sponsor
14.30 Afternoon Tea and Networking in the Exhibition Area
15.00 Session Reserved For: The Multinational Logistics Coordination Centre
- Enabling International Logistics Capabilities
• MLCC as the leader for Education and Training for the NATO
alliance
• How training exercises can maximise the management of the
logistics train in joint operating theatres
• The future of the MLCC as an independent logistics management
centre for member states
Colonel Jan Husak, Director, MLCC
3.30 How the EU is Contributing to the Sustainment of Military Operations
Worldwide
• Case study: strategic logistics planning for Operation Atlanta
• Reducing operational risk through efficient logistics management
amongst EU members
• How contractor support can be a benefit to multinational
operations
• The need for a greener, efficient logistics footprint
Brigadier General Dionigi Maria Loria, Director of Logistics, Logistics
Directorate, EEAS, Belgium
16.00 The Canadian Approach to Defence Logistics
• Current logistics capabilities of the Canadian Armed Forces
• Logistical support to the country’s international mission in
Afghanistan
• Future plans to develop logistics capability
Colonel Sylvain Turbide, Deputy Military Representative of Canada to
NATO, Canadian Forces
16.30 End of Defence Logistics Eastern Europe Day Two
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AUDIENCE PROFILE:
The participants of Defence Logistics Eastern Europe will cover all
aspects of the logistics cycle. The speakers and invited participants
will be carefully selected to bring together those with active
requirements for an enhanced logistics capability and will ensure
that as well as military leaders, the OEMS and prime contractors
participate. We will also make sure that the very latest technology
innovators will be present to share their ground breaking equipment
with a captive audience all looking to advance their combat
service support programmes.
The audience will include, but not be limited to:
• Third Party Logistics Providers
• Fuel Service Providers
• Field Logistics Commanders
• Movement Control Experts
• Supply Chain Managers
• Life Cycle Management Experts
• Procurement Specialists
• Heavy Air and Sealift Providers
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