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Allied Air Command Delivers ISR Training Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina

NATO Allied Air Command

Jul 7 2025

RAMSTEIN, Germany -- Allied Air Command's Mobile Training Team (MTT) visited Bosnia and Herzegovina from 20 to 25 June, 2025 to support partner nation defence development.

The six‑day visit, hosted under NATO's Partnership for Peace programme, which Bosnia and Herzegovina joined in 2006, focused on Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) from an air perspective. The team, drawn from AIRCOM's Military Partnerships branch, instructed 16 mid- to senior-level officers and non-commissioned personnel.

Training covered NATO doctrine, organisational structure and ISR capabilities, aimed at enhancing Bosnia's ability to monitor airspace and contribute to regional security. The initiative aligns with NATO's Defence Capacity Building Package supporting partner stabilisation.

"This training deepens Bosnia and Herzegovina's ISR competence," said Italian Major Gabriele Rame, AIRCOM's Military Partnership branch lead for this MTT. "This training reinforces their defensive posture and interoperability with NATO Allies."

The visit reflects NATO's enduring commitment to collective defence and stability, emphasising multinational cooperation and realistic training to deter aggression. It demonstrates how targeted support boosts a partner nation's readiness and defence resilience.

By embedding NATO doctrine into Bosnia's ISR framework, the mission strengthens the Alliance's air posture in South‑Eastern Europe and reaffirms that NATO support is non‑provocative, proportionate and firmly centred on defensive aims.

Story by Allied Air Command Public Affairs Office