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From 24th-28th of June 2019, the National Defense University (NDU) of the United States in partnership with the Baltic Defence College (BALTDEFCOL) is conducting the Alumni Continuing Education Security Seminar (ACESS) titled “Hybrid Warfare and Grey Zone Operations: Expanding the Competitive Space” in Tartu, Estonia. The event brings together close to 160 participants from 48 countries all over the world, many of them occupying the highest roles in their countries, such as commander of national army, chief of service, and ambassador.
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20th of June 2019 marked a significant milestone in the history of the Baltic Defence College (BALTDEFCOL). On this day, we celebrated the new BALTDEFCOL Flag Inauguration and Joint Graduation of three courses. The flag was donated to the College by the City of Tartu. The day served as a culmination point of the 20th Anniversary programme.
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On 20th of June 2019, an official book launch of the Baltic Defence College’s (BALTDEFCOL) latest publication titled “NATO at 70 and the Baltic states: Strengthening the Euro-Atlantic Alliance in an Age of Non-Linear Threats” took place in the premises of the College.
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On 19th of June 2019, we had the honour to host Professor Viktoras Pranckietis, Speaker of the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania on his first official visit to the Baltic Defence College (BALTDEFCOL).
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On 20th of June 2019, the Baltic Defence College (BALTDEFCOL) will hold a Flag Inauguration and Joint Graduation Ceremony at the Vanemuine Theatre. The day will serve as a culmination point of the 20th Anniversary programme.
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From 9th to 14th of June 2019, the Joint Command and General Course (JCGSC) conducts the International Study Trip (IST) to Finland and Sweden. The aim of the IST is to focus on non-NATO/EU countries defence cooperation with NATO member states in order to bolster their national security and defence goals. The students will have an opportunity to gain a thorough appreciation of bilateral and multilateral cooperation at different institutions in practice, as well as to understand cooperation relations both in historical and contemporary context.
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From 3rd to 7th of June 2019, the Higher Command Studies Course (HCSC) conducts their second International Study Trip (IST) to Baltic capitals – Tallinn, Vilnius, Riga in order to deepen understanding of respective planning and policy-related aspects of defence. Intergrated into Modul 6 "Enhancing Deterrence through Cooperation", this study trip gives the students opportunities to meet and discuss with security, defence and communication planners and experts, and collect necessary information to improve deterrence and resilience within the Baltic states in the context of the renewed focus on deterrence by NATO.
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