The European Security and Defence Union Issue 33

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Security and Defence

Detailed discussions after industry presentations were characteristic for the workshop

company’s range of highly mobile tent and container solutions, and the Israeli Beth-El industries, active worldwide in protection and filtration systems for tents, containers and vehicles, presented its solutions for protection against CBRN attacks and environmental hazards. In-camp logistics were presented by the Austrian Palfinger Emea GmbH and Ecolog, Germany. Josef Fenninger reported on Palfinger’s solutions for life support in camps. André Hansen, CEO of URBITAS, a company of Ecolog, focussed on challenges and solutions for catering during operations, applying hybrid energy solutions (solar and wind) to all camp installations, from communication with HQ to tents, kitchens and water treatment equipment, thus promoting comprehensive solutions to building camps.

photo: ©Kärcher Futuretech

Hartmut Jenner, CEO of Alfred Kärcher SE & Co. KG, opening the evening session

photo: ©Kärcher Futuretech

Editor-in-Chief Hartmut Bühl asked the President of FKH, Wolfgang Köpke, on his ­impressions about the workshop at Kärcher Futuretech The European: At the end of the workshop, what is your overall impression? W. Köpke: We experienced perfect organisation, great hospitality and had very constructive discussions.

President FKH, Major General (ret) Wolfgang Köpke, launching his appeal to industries to keep in mind the

The European: The soldier was at the core of all presentations and discussions. What do soldiers need to fulfil their missions? W. Köpke: To achieve military success, modern and well-organised field camps are a prerequisite to ensure the well-being of our soldiers and enable them to fulfil their missions. The European: Given the threats and setbacks in every deployment, what is essential for camps?

well-being of our soldiers photo: ©Kärcher Futuretech

W. Köpke: To accommodate mission-ready forces, the infrastructure has to be reliable and resilient. The equipment providing energy (fuel or hybrid), water and food as well as ammunition has to be available 24/24 and 7/7 under all circumstances.

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Interview with Bruce R. Eggers, Andover, MA The Future of European Integrated Air and Missile Defence The Patriot partnership community

5min
pages 50-51

Last but not least

5min
pages 57-60

Conference report by Hartmut Bühl, Brussels Life Support Solutions – Field Camp Services International workshop at Kärcher Futuretech

2min
page 56

Dirk Zickora, Munich The importance of a European Air Power solution The role of space and cyberspace

8min
pages 38-41

Raymond Hernandez, Erkrath No more dead through contaminated water! Potable water – easily produced everywhere

5min
pages 54-55

Round table interview with Patrick Bellouard, Paris, Hans-Christoph Atzpodien, Berlin, and Trevor Taylor, London Germany – a touchstone for the arms export policy of the European Union

18min
pages 44-49

Conference report by Nannette Cazaubon, Paris The EU CBRN Centres of Excellence Initiative 7 th meeting of National Focal Points

5min
pages 52-53

Timo Kivinen, Helsinki Finland promotes an EU defence cooperation Make European forces more operational

6min
pages 42-43

Carlos Bandin Bujan, Brussels We need more efficient cybersecurity building worldwide A transversal issue in development and cooperation

5min
pages 28-29

Rob Wainwright, Amsterdam, and Beth McGrath, Washington The new role of the Defence Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) CISOs are more than technology officers

6min
pages 36-37

Documentation 5G networks, “fake news” and disinformation

5min
pages 32-33

Wolfgang Röhrig, Brussels Cyber defence in the European Union is part of its defence capabilities Cyber strongly influences capability development

5min
pages 34-35

Secunet, Essen NAPMA further expands its SINA Secure Remote Access capability Advertorial

5min
pages 30-31

Peter Martini, Bonn The crucial role of cybersecurity for a resilient energy supply Vulnerability will increase with digitalisation

3min
page 21

Interview with Arne Schönbohm, Bonn Europe needs coherent national strategies and EU operational concepts Make cybersecurity a top priority

12min
pages 24-27

Michael Singh, Washington, DC The world needs the EU as a global player Europe strategic dependence

4min
pages 14-15

Jean-Louis Gergorin /Léo Isaac Dognin, Paris Democracies must learn to withstand, in peacetime, a permanent war in cyberspace Governance remains the number one challenge

8min
pages 18-20

Angelika Niebler MEP, Brussels/Strasbourg How MEPs work to boost Europe’s cybersecurity Cyber resilience is a top issue in the EU

6min
pages 16-17

Roberto Viola, Brussels Taking a cyber leap forward A European response to cyber threats

6min
pages 22-23

Guest commentary by Jean-Dominique Giuliani, Paris Our freedom starts with Hong kong

3min
page 12

Commentary by Hartmut Bühl, Paris Security must be palpable

2min
page 13
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