Featured Photos
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AFNORTH Battalion
SGT Shenise Belfield receives a Joint Service Commendation Medal as her PCS award. SGT Sandra Kish received the Army Achievement Medal for her outstanding work in the the BN S1. (Photo by SSG Banse)
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AFNORTH Battalion, HHC
MAJ Kevin Bentz, the Battalion S3, and his wife dress up for JFC Brunssum's Annual Charity Nighit on 23 March 2012. (Photo by Jenifer Walter)
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AFNORTH Battalion, HHC
SFC Miller, SFC Gradey, SFC Stewart, SFC Nixondorf, and SSG Peay represented AFNORTH Battalion in Brigade's first Battle Staff NCO Course in Mannheim, Germany. (Photo by SFC Jenkins)
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AFSOUTH BN, A Co
A CO Soldiers and the Battalion Color Guard at the San Salvatore WWII Dedication Ceremony on 21 Apr 12. (Photo by MSG John Keenan)
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AFSOUTH BN, B Co
Certificate of Appreciation is awarded to SSG Johnson from Rear Admiral Anthony E. Gaiani, Commander Navy Region Europe, Africa, Southwest Asia Commander Maritime Air Naples, Italy, for his hard work in helping the Madrid Medical Support Staff while they await for an incoming Navy Corpsman to arrive. (Photo by SPC Reeves)
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AFSOUTH BN NRDC-T
COL Smith Istanbul SNR presents LTC Alston, Chief of Training at NRDC, Turkey, his PCS award in Istanbul, Turkey
(Photo by SGT Banks)
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SHAPE Battalion
Baby Shower on 12 March 2012. SGT Mendoza and family listen to the opening remarks from LTC Sherman. (Photo by SSG Alexis)
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SHAPE Battalion
SGT Wynn is holding SSG Haley's ankles while he conducts his sit-ups for the Company APFT. Graded by SSG Willis. Bravo Co SHAPE BN, VA. (Photo by SGT Chavarria)
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SHAPE Battalion
Awards ceremony on 2 March 2012. SGT Van-De-Water; SGT Thibodeaux; SGT Frick and SGT Garza being presented their impact award. (Photo by SSG Alexis)
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USANATO BDE
Soldiers and civilian from the U.S. Army NATO Brigade show their support for “Denim Day”, a campaign to raise awareness and educate the public about rape and sexual assault. Wearing jeans has become an international symbol of protest against erroneous and destructive attitudes about sexual assault. (Photo by NATO Brigade PAO)
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USANATO BDE
Colonel BJ Constantine, Commander U.S. Army NATO Brigade speaks to his soldiers prior to the start of a run commemorating the 63rd anniversary of the founding of NATO. The run took place at Patrick Henry Village near Heidelberg, Germany. (Photo by NATO Brigade PAO)
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USANATO BDE
Major General James Boozer, Commanding General U.S. Army NATO and Colonel BJ Constantine, Commander U.S. Army NATO Brigade prepare to step off for a unit run to commemorate the 63rd anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The run took place at Patrick Henry Village near Heidelberg, Germany. (Photo by NATO Brigade PAO)
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USANATO BDE
Staff Sergeant Katherine Turner (center) Major General James Boozer, Commanding General U.S. Army NATO (left) and Colonel BJ Constantine, Commander U.S. Army NATO Brigade (right) lead a formation run through Patrick Henry Village near Heidelberg, Germany. The run commemorated the 63rd birthday of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. (Photo by NATO Brigade PAO)
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USANATO BDE
Sergeant 1st Class Regina Crump-Hadden (center), Major General James Boozer, Commanding General U.S. Army NATO (left) and Colonel BJ Constantine, Commander U.S. Army NATO Brigade (right) lead a formation run through Patrick Henry Village near Heidelberg, Germany. The run commemorated the 63rd birthday of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. (Photo by NATO Brigade PAO)
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USANATO BDE
Captain Walter Frazier, Commander, Headquarters and Headquarters Company U.S. Army NATO Brigade salutes Major General James Boozer, Commanding General U.S. Army NATO (left) and Colonel BJ Constantine, Commander U.S. Army NATO Brigade as he and his company pass by at the completion of a run commemorating the 63rd anniversary of the founding of NATO. (Photo by NATO Brigade PAO)
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USANATO BDE
Major General James Boozer, Commanding General U.S. Army NATO addresses soldiers of the U.S. Army NATO Brigade after the completion of their run commemorating the 63rd anniversary of the founding of NATO. The run took place at Patrick Henry Village near Heidelberg, Germany. (Photo by NATO Brigade PAO)
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USANATO BDE
Katherine O'Dell, USANATO Bde Executive Administrative Assistant, participates in a cake-cutting ceremony with her reserve unit, the 7th CSC, to commemorate the Army Reserve's 104th Birthday. (Photo by SFC Michelle Conrad, 7th CSC)
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Welcome to the United States Army NATO Brigade! We are a unique and diverse organization, providing a wide range of command, control, and support services to US Army Soldiers serving in fourteen nations throughout Europe and the United States. We train, equip, and support Soldiers, Civilians, and Family members who serve at 37 different NATO organizations.
This is an exciting time for USANATO as we continue to expand our scope of influence throughout our Area of Responsibility, strengthen alliances and build partner capabilities with the international community, and train and prepare full-spectrum capable Soldiers to deploy in support of NATO. We have three battalion and ten company headquarters that support US Army NATO Soldiers and Families in Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States. An assignment with US Army NATO will place you in a position of unique and considerable responsibility, serving side by side with alliance partners. I am certain that you will find a US Army NATO assignment professionally challenging and personally rewarding!
Steady!
- WE never fail our Nation or those with whom we serve.
- WE are a disciplined, fit and, flexible force, fully capable of executing our NATO mission.
- WE build and develop agile and competent Leaders for our Nation, the US Army, and NATO - they are professionals who lead from the front and lead by example.
- WE care for our Soldiers, Civilians, and their Families by providing world class support and well-run Soldier and Family Readiness Groups.
- WE live the Army Values daily; our morale, esprit de corps, and discipline are high.
- WE seek and take responsibility – we don’t wait to be told what to do, rather we reach out and make a positive impact in our units and our communities.
- WE represent the best our Nation and the US Army has to offer when serving beside our NATO partners.
- STEADY!
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