The International Military Chiefs of Chaplains (IMCCC) began in 1990, when the USEUCOM chaplain’s office coordinated the first ever meeting of the senior military chaplains of NATO nations to discuss working together for the common good of those who suffer during combat. Through the years, the scope of the IMCCC has expanded. Today, the group serves to accelerate opportunities for religious...
IMCMEX includes navies from 44 countries whose focus is to promote security through mine countermeasure operations in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility and throughout the world.
Immediate Response 24 begins with the arrival of CONUS-based forces at ports in Narvik, Norway and Kalundborg, Denmark and involves approximately 10,400 U.S. and 12,750 multinational Allied and partner participants. Immediate Response 24 includes Army prepositioned stock (APS) draws, live-fire exercises, wet gap crossings, and multinational training. It is linked to the national exercises...
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Exercise Indigo Response 18 is a bilateral underwater mine countermeasures (MCM) engagement between the U.S. Navy and Royal Saudi Naval Forces. The exercise presents a venue to strengthen combine capabilities in underwater MCM and air diving operations, enhancing mutual maritime capabilities and interoperability and ensuring the freedom of navigation throughout the region.
U.S. Army Pacific will host The Indo-Pacific Landpower Conference May 19-20. The virtual conference will feature panel discussions and keynote speeches by senior leaders from across the U.S. Army and Joint Force. Through a panel discussion format, U.S. Army leaders alongside joint and regional partners discuss and showcase the critical role of Pacific land forces.
The biennial Indo-Pacific Armies Chiefs Conference (IPACC), now in its 12th iteration, brings together the most senior land power commanders to establish and foster personal relationships while addressing mutual interests and challenges in the region.
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command works with its partners to promote development, enhance security, deter aggression and provide humanitarian assistance.
