#17 The Complexity of Diverse National ROE within Multinational Security Operations

#17 The Complexity of Diverse National ROE within Multinational Security Operations   – Dr Regeena Kingsley   In earlier blogs the vital concept of ‘unity of effort’ for effective multinational security campaigns was explored, in addition to the underlying structures of ‘unity of command’ and ‘cooperation, coordination and consensus’ (see blog “#7 The Fundamental Principle of “Unity of Effort” in Multinational Operations” and “#8 The “Unity of Effort Model” – Vital for Success in Multinational Operations”).   U.S. General of the Army (GA) Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Supreme Allied Commander over more than one million allied forces in both the

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#4 What is a Multinational Operation?

#4 What is a Multinational Operation?   – Dr Regeena Kingsley   Multinational Operations (MNOs) Multinational operations (MNOs) have become an overriding feature of combat during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.  Operations conducted by an allied force drawn from several nations have taken place in multiple theatres around the world during this period.  During the twentieth century, for instance, MNOs took place in France during World War I; in Northern Russia at the close of the war in 1918; in both the European and the Asia-Pacific theatres of war during World War II; in Palestine, Korea, the Dominican Republic and

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