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This is the official Facebook account of NATO Allied Joint Support and Enabling Command (JSEC) in Ulm, Germany.
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Enable – Deploy – Sustain represent the three main cornerstones of the headquarters' activities. The Allied Joint Support and Enabling Command (JSEC) is a static operational headquarters with multinational personnel directly subordinate to the Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) and his Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) in Mons, Belgium. In peacetime, JSEC’s mission is to cont

ribute to Enablement and help the Alliance set the theatre for reinforcement by forces, if and when required. During crisis and conflict, JSEC will coordinate reinforcement by forces, and the subsequent sustainment. In effect, JSEC is to operationalize a multi-domain network in SACEUR’s Area of Responsibility (AOR) to facilitate the enablement of the Alliance in order to reinforce and sustain military forces in the Euro-Atlantic area with a 360 degree approach. This requires an efficient network of contacts integrating all relevant authorities, civilian, governmental, and non-governmental institutions of NATO and EU member states. JSEC has a coordinating role and it will bring sovereign nations together in order to create a comprehensive network of stakeholders, transcending national borders within the Alliance’s boundaries. JSEC is also the enablement and sustainment domain advisor to SACEUR. As such, JSEC will need to provide SACEUR with all relevant information in this functional area to support strategic-level decision-making. This will be done through the establishment of an AOR-wide logistical operational picture with a 360 degree approach, in order to contribute to the overall situational awareness and the common operational picture. Established in 2018, JSEC reached its Full Operational Capability in September 2021, which entails the headquarters’ full readiness. Nearly three hundred Allied soldiers and civilians work in the headquarters, all under the command of German Lieutenant General Kai Rohrschneider. They come from Albania, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States of America.

13/05/2026

It's a wrap! STEADFAST DETERRENCE 2026 has come to close for all ACO Commands and 32 participating Allies. The exercise showcased how JSEC and Enablement can make a difference in deterrence.

Thank you to the NATO Joint Warfare Centre for leading STEADFAST DETERRENCE 2026 and advancing NATO’s collective readiness, innovation, and deterrence across the Euro-Atlantic area. Proud to contribute alongside our Allies and partners. Tusen Takk!

"STEADFAST DETERRENCE 2026 was designed to replicate the complexities in the Arctic and the High North, integrating real-world plans, cutting-edge simulation technologies and AI-enabled warfighting platforms. Overall, STEADFAST DETERRENCE 2026 played a major role in operationalizing NATO's Concept for Deterrence and Defence of the Euro-Atlantic Area, demonstrating that we train to fight and win."

- Major General Ruprecht von Butler, Commander NATO Joint Warfare Centre (JWC), and the Exercise Director

Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE)
NATO - Allied Command Transformation (ACT)

12/05/2026

“The NATO Senior Mentor Program (SMP) consists of retired Flag and General Officers who serve as Senior Mentors within Allied Command Operations (ACO) and Allied Command Transformation (ACT). These Senior Mentors play a pivotal role at both the strategic and operational levels, offering their expertise to support training and exercises across various command structures and headquarters."

“Throughout the exercise STEADFAST DETERRENCE 2026, I provide invaluable input, guidance, coaching, and advice to NATO commanders and senior staff. My contribution is especially significant in areas such as planning and executing operations, leadership development, and optimizing staff functions.”

“Following the completion of the exercise, I have contributed to enhance JSEC’s capabilities to coordinate the enablement of the theatre and support a seamless projection of forces on time, at place, on scale.”

- JSEC Senior Mentor, Lieutenant General (ret) Luis Lanchares -

11/05/2026

“Coordination and communication across commands and nations are key. We must stay agile and adaptive to respond effectively to operational challenges.”

“Exercises like this ensure NATO forces can work together quickly and effectively when needed. Through teamwork, professionalism and readiness, JSEC and the Alliance remain prepared to protect and defend every inch of Allied territory.”

- JSEC Chief of Staff, Major General Detlev Simons -

Read more on JSEC webpage 👉 urlr.me/VgZUSa

10/05/2026

"Being part of exercise STEADFAST DETERRENCE 2026 as a Logistics Subject Matter Expert is both a privilege and an honor. I value the opportunity to work alongside highly motivated professionals and contribute to operationalising resilience in practice - enabling the free flow of force and sustainment with personnel, equipment, and supplies reaching the right place at the right time, always ready to support the mission."

- J4 Subject Matter Expert in JSEC Joint Operations Centre -

06/05/2026

Day 2⃣ of exercise is underway.
Together with its allies and fellow headquarters, trains for an even stronger Alliance which is always ready to deter and defend 💪

30/04/2026

Over the past month, our focus has been clear: building stronger connections, deepening collaboration, and reinforcing partnerships that matter most. Through continuous dialogue and shared efforts, we've strengthened mutual understanding and trust - key pillars for successful cooperation.

These efforts are not just about today - they are about shaping a more secure and resilient future.

All this contributes to a larger purpose: strengthening NATO, reinforcing deterrence, and ensuring a robust defence posture.

27/04/2026

Celebrating Koningsdag 2026! The Netherlands’ vibrant traditions and steadfast leadership are integral to NATO’s collective success.

23/04/2026

Thank you for hosting us 🤝

23/04/2026

🎉Join us in celebrating 's Military Members of the year🎖️

During the parade, COM JSEC recognized outstanding service members whose commitment to mission success, teamwork, and operational excellence truly sets them apart.
Each awardee represents the very best of what it means to serve at JSEC - with professionalism, resilience and an unwavering sense of duty.

Congratulations to all awardees and keep up the great work!

15/04/2026

Another great opportunity for 's Commander, Lieutenant General Rohrschneider, to exchange ideas with ACO leadership and to collectively pave the way to further strengthen 's deterrence and defence posture.

31/03/2026

March in review — another step forward in strengthening our readiness and resilience.

Throughout the past month, continued to turn ambition into action: enhancing coordination, refining plans, and working closely with Allies and partners to ensure we are ready when it matters most.

From collaborative engagements to focused training and daily operational efforts, every contribution adds to a stronger, more connected Alliance. Progress is built through consistency — and that is exactly what drives us forward.

We remain committed to improving, adapting, and delivering on our mission — together.

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Stuttgarter Straße 199
Ulm
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+4973116904930

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http://www.jsec.nato.int/

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