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Hungarian defence forces in NATO multinational operations (highliting the Polish-Hungarian cooperation)

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Farkas T. , Hronyecz E.

Security and Defence Quarterly

2014

tom 4

nr 3

73-86

Nowadays, the Hungarian Defence Forces (HDF) have several multinational tasks all over the world. These are changing constantly due to the expansion of the different missions. In the beginning, HDF personnal were participating individually (officers, NCOs), and later by sub-level power in NATO and EU operations. The Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) mission in Afghanistan was the most successful operation of the HDF, which was terminated in March 2013. Hungarian soldiers gained considerable experience in Iraq too, where they served in a Transport Battalion under Polish command (Multinational Division). Based on these facts, this article presents some Hungarian aspects of multinational operations.

Changes in the process of logistic support management of Polish military contingents in multinational operations

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Malinowski Z.

Zeszyty Naukowe AON

2012

tom nr 2(87)

178-186

Uwarunkowania prowadzenia operacji wielonarodowych

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Elak L.

Zeszyty Naukowe AON

2011

tom nr 4(85)

167-182

The world distribution of military potentials underwent a radical change at the end of the 20th century. Moreover, factors threatening peaceful coexistence of countries also changed. The lack of threat resulting from misunderstood economic and military competition between two opposite blocks significantly eased the threat of a global, nuclear including, conflict outbreak. Therefore contemporary military operations require armed forces’ compatibility to operate nationally or in cooperation with allies and international partners in order to control the situation during crisis response, peacemaking or humanitarian assistance operations. The article presents the most important premises to conduct multinational operations led by the UN, NATO and European Union.