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1 5 Show SubtitleHide Subtitle – German Chancellor Olaf Scholz speaks to press at the end of his visit at Luftwaffen Kaserne in Cologne-Wahn on October 23. it would adjust the region to ensure regional security and deter potential enemies. VIEW ORIGINAL 2 5 Show TitleHide Title – German Chancellor Olaf Scholz speaks with U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to Bundeswehr and the 21st Theater Sustainment Command at Luftwaffen Kaserne in Cologne-Wahn on October 23 . Soldiers from the 21st TSC. The Bundeswehr Homeland Defense Command is primarily responsible for the command, control and coordination of Bundeswehr operations in Germany. This ranges from carrying out homeland security tasks to coordinating deployment of the Bundeswehr to other regions and providing a crisis management team for Federal Chancellery. In addition to homeland security duties, the unit also serves as the command authority responsible for reception, staging and readiness. , forward movement and integration of forces. VIEW ORIGINAL 4 5 Show CaptionHide Caption – U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Military police officer Emelda Evans, assigned to the 709th Military Police Battalion, 18th MP Brigade, 21st Theater Sustainment Command, and a Bundeswehr military police officer lead a convoy briefing at the Luftwaffen Kaserne in Cologne-Wahn, Oct. 23, 2023. Over the last four days, Bundeswehr and U.S. Army Soldiers prepared to stage a talent show for German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Scholz said it's about understanding that "everything must fit together so that security can be guaranteed in our country." VIEW ORIGINAL 5 5 Show CaptionHide Caption – Bundeswehr medics with U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Kevin McMahon and Sgt. Mary Lapp, assigned to the 21st Theater Sustainment Command, participated in a medical evacuation training scenario for German Chancellor Olaf Scholz at the Luftwaffen Kaserne in Cologne-Wahn, Oct. 23, 2023. The Bundeswehr Homeland Defense Command hosted the demonstration, which consisted of several demonstrations. Soldiers from the 21st TSC as well as German military and civilian agencies. VIEW ORIGINAL Soldiers from the 21st Theater Sustainment Command. “This is about gaining an overview and understanding that everything must be interconnected to ensure security in our country,” Scholz said. "It's good that it's not just about ensuring military security, but also about being prepared in case of natural disaster." Lt. Col. Daniel Razat, commander of Bundeswehr 750th Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear Defense Battalion, said static dynamic CBRN displays help demonstrate the Bundeswehr's and U.S. Army's ability to quickly disinfect people equipment exposed to chemicals. "We use all of these rehearsals, training and drills to help my Soldiers talk to U.S. Soldiers and have a better relationship when it comes to a mission." All the moving parts were coordinated and executed for Scholz to observe. Each participant understood his or her role; and working as a unified force with NATO allies, the
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