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2023 PROGRAMME OF WORK
CJOS activities are guided by a programme of work approved by the sponsoring nations based upon the requests received by NATO, the CJOS member countries, and other entities. CJOS, an organization outside the NATO Command Structure, is open to requests for support by any organization. Requests received will be considered for inclusion in the programme of work based upon their alignment to CJOS interests and those of the sponsoring nations and NATO. The 2023 CJOS Programme of Work, approved by the Executive Steering Committee, is below:
The Programme of Work can also be downloaded here.
THE 2022 MARITIME SECURITY REGIMES ROUNDTABLE – WRAP-UP “A New Chess Board: New Dynamics and Contemporary Challenges in an Increasingly Demanding Maritime Security Environment” We sincerely appreciate your participation in the 2022 Maritime Security Regimes Round Table. In these […]
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The 2022 edition of our annual publication, Cutting the Bow Wave, has been released! This year’s work emphasizes multi-domain operations and the necessity for Interoperability, Integration, and Interchangeability as we look forward. Click on the cover to access […]
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The Combined Joint Operations from the Sea Centre of Excellence hosted the 2022 NATO COE Director’s conference in Norfolk, VA from 27-28 April 2022. COE Directors and visitors from NATO Allied Command Transformation(ACT), Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE), Strategic […]
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Vice Admiral Andrew Burns, Royal Navy, Fleet Commander, Visits CJOS COE 4 March 2022. Vice Admiral Andrew Burns, CB, OBE, Royal Navy, Fleet Commander, visits with the Combined Joint Operations from the Sea Centre of Excellence team on 2 March […]
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