The NATO Secretary General, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg, met with the President of the European Commission, Ms. Ursula von der Leyen and the College of European Commissioners in Brussels on 11 January 2023.

Meeting of the Military Committee at the level of Chiefs of Defence in Brussels on 10 May 2023.

Family portrait at the meeting of the Military Committee at the level of Chiefs of Defence in Brussels on 10 May 2023.

Broll of 2nd Infantry Division, 8th Army and Korean Theater Operations Museum and The Independence hall of Korea museum host exhibition which will be held for the first time within the U.S. military unit in Korea. It will be held under the theme of the Korea-U.S. military collaboration in the 1940s. During World War II, Korea and the U.S. joined forces preparing for the Eagle Project, etc. The Korean independence movement with the United States.

The NATO Secretary General, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg meeting with the President of the European Council, Mr. Charles Michel, and the President of the European Commission, Mrs. Ursula von der Leyen, following the signing ceremony of the third Joint Declaration on NATO-EU Cooperation at NATO Headquarters in Brussels on Tuesday 10 January 2023.

Signing ceremony of the third Joint Declaration on NATO-EU Cooperation with the NATO Secretary General, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg, the President of the European Council, Mr. Charles Michel, and the President of the European Commission, Mrs. Ursula von der Leyen, at NATO Headquarters in Brussels on 10 January 2023.

NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, meeting with the US Senate NATO Observer Group in Washington D.C. on 9 February 2023.

NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, meeting with Mitch McConnell, US Senate minority leader, in Washington D.C. on 9 February 2023.

U.S. Army and Moroccan service members undergo a Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) training exercise in Agadir, Morocco, June 8, 2023. Eighteen nations and approximately 8,000 personnel will participate in AL23, U.S. Africa Command's largest annual combined, joint exercise that will take place in Ghana, Morocco, Senegal and Tunisia from May 13 – June 18, 2023. (U.S. Army video footage by Sgt. Natalie Pantalos, edited by Pfc. Trevor Seiler) Shot List 1. (00:00:00:00) (MEDIUM SHOT) Helicopter takes off 2. (00:00:05:17) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members set up equipment 3. (00:00:12:04) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members move injured soldier 4. (00:00:27:20) (LONG SHOT) Helicopter inbound to pick up wounded soldier 5. (00:00:32:22) (CLOSE/LONG SHOT) Moroccan soldier lays wounded as EOD team sweeps the area 6. (00:00:50:17) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan soldier goes through sanitization procedure 7. (00:00:59:05) (LONG SHOT) Inbound helicopter arrives to exercise 8. (00:01:06:05) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members enter field with gear 9. (00:01:13:05) (LONG SHOT) EOD team lays wire to ordinance 10. (00:01:21:18) (LONG SHOT) EOD team retrieves robot and moves it 11. (00:01:30:18) (MEDIUM SHOT) Helicopter awaits takeoff in field 12. (00:01:41:00) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members wait to enter training exercise 13. (00:01:48:11) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members wait for a helicopter with injured soldiers 14. (00:01:56:05) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members set up table 15. (00:02:03:06) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members rush soldier to tent 16. (00:02:10:22) (CLOSE UP SHOT) Injured soldier is carried away on a gurney 17. (00:02:24:09) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members strap down injured soldier to gurney 18. (00:02:33:13) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service member watches as soldier is being transported into a tent 19. (00:02:36:213) (MEDIUM SHOT) Injured service members lie on the ground 20. (00:02:42:12) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members transport equipment to unloading area 21. (00:02:47:23) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members move injured service member out of frame (Good closing shot) 22. (00:02:53:18) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members wrap injured soldier in tin foil. 23. (00:03:01:08) (WIDE SHOT) Multiple injured Moroccan service members lie in a field 24. (00:03:08:11) (CLOSE UP SHOT) Injured Moroccan service member is scanned by service members. 25. (00:03:14:13) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members scan injured soldier 26. (00:03:24:23) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members set up gear 27. (00:03:32:08) (LONG SHOT) Moroccan service members approach ordinance 28. (00:03:36:23) (LONG SHOT) Moroccan service members move injured soldier across field 29. (00:03:43:23) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members receive a sanitization process 30. (00:03:50:05) (WIDE SHOT) Moroccan service members set up tents in the middle of a soccer field 31. (00:03:56:17) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service member cuts open clothing of injured soldier 32. (00:04:03:02) (WIDE SHOT) Moroccan service members wait with an injured soldier for a rescue helicopter to come 33. (00:04:07:20) (LONG SHOT) Moroccan service members attempt to disarm an ordinance device) 34. (00:04:12:07) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members lift injured soldier from hospital bed to gurney. 35. (00:04:18:23) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members tend to injured soldier on the field 36. (00:04:25:07) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members get sprayed down during a sanitization procedure 37. (00:04:32:04) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members rush an injured soldier to a decontamination tent 38. (00:04:38:20) (MEDIUM SHOT) Moroccan service members lift injured soldiers from field onto a gurney 39. (00:04:45:14) (WIDE SHOT) Moroccan service members move a wheeled gurney to site of injured soldiers 40. (00:04:52:03) (MEDIUM SHOT)Moroccan service members transport injured soldier toward a helicopter 41. (00:04:55:23) (LONG SHOT) Moroccan service members transport injured soldier toward a helicopter 42. (00:05:06:16) (LONG SHOT) Moroccan service members load injured soldier onto a helicopter 43.(00:05:13:13) (MEDIUM SHOT) US Army service member (Orange) alongside Moroccan EOD team sweeps area as injured soldiers lie on the ground 44. (00:05:21:01) (WIDE SHOT) A helicopter carrying an injured soldier takes off

B-Roll from ALFS 23 Ice breaker event, The African Land Forces Summit 2023 brings together senior land forces leaders from across Africa and other partner nations to solidify relationships, exchange information on current topics of mutual interest and encourage cooperation in addressing challenges. 00:00 WIDE: Pan right of the gathering area 04:24 MED: US and partner walking and talking 12:00 MED: Brig. Gen. Cashman shaking hands with African partners 18:45 MED: USEURAF band member talking to Ivorian band member 28:33 MED: African partners 34:23 MED: African partners 46:03 WIDE: Ice breaker gathering area after sunset 52:45 MED: Ice breaker gathering area at night 58:17 WIDE: Gen. Williams and Brig. Gen. Cashman take a photo with African partner 1:09:47 CU: Gen. Williams talking with African partner 1:15:38 WIDE: Gen. Williams talking with U.S. Ambassador Jessica Davis Ba and African Partner 1:21:43 MED: African partners enjoying conversation

Leaders from multiple countries gathered for the opening ceremony for African Land Forces Summit 2023, in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, May 8, 2023. African Land Forces Summit 2023 brings together senior land forces leaders from across Africa and other partner nations to solidify relationships, exchange information on current topics of mutual interest and encourage cooperation in addressing challenges. 1. (00:00) WIDE SHOT: Brazilian Soldier speaking with an Italian Soldier 2. (05:17) MEDIUM SHOT: Benin Soldier reading a pamphlet 3. (11:03) WIDE SHOT: Soldiers in conversation 4. (21:26) MEDIUM SHOT: U.S. Army Soldier speaks with Zambia Colonel 5. (25:05) MEDIUM SHOT: Leaders from multiple countries gather to listen to opening ceremony for ALFS 23 6. (32:23) MEDIUM SHOT: Leaders from multiple countries have a conversation 7. (41:16) MEDIUM SHOT: U.S. Army Colonel has conversation with Gabon leader 8. (45:17) MEDIUM SHOT: U.S. Army Colonel gives opening remarks at ALFS 23 9. (51:00) WIDE SHOT: The official party stands for the National Anthem 10. (54:26) WIDE SHOT: The official party stands for remarks 11. (58:21) WIDE SHOT: Leader gives remarks at opening ceremony 12. (01:02:28) WIDE SHOT: Leader gives remarks at opening ceremony 13. (01:06:04) MEDIUM SHOT: Côte d'Ivoire Soldiers listen during opening ceremony 14. (1:14:29) WIDE SHOT: U.S. Army General Williams gives remarks at opening ceremony 15. (01:21:26) CLOSE SHOT: U.S. Army General Williams gives remarks at opening ceremony 16. (01:28:18) WIDE SHOT: A member of the special party gives remarks at opening ceremony 17. (01:34:26) WIDE SHOT: U.S. Army leader has a conversation with a Kenya leader 18. (1:39:15) WIDE SHOT: U.S. Army officer has a conversation 19. (01:44:19) MEDIUM SHOT: Leaders have a conversation 20. (01:49:14) MEDIUM SHOT: Leaders from various countries have conversation 21. (1:54:13) MEDIUM SHOT: Leaders from various countries have conversation 22. (2:05:07) WIDE SHOT: Leaders from various countries have conversation

Footage of the NATO Secretary General at the informal meeting of the Foreign Affairs Council of the European Union (EU) with Defence Ministers in Stockholm on 8 March 2023.

NATO Secretary General Mr Jens Stoltenberg meets with the Swedish Minister of Defence Mr Pål Jonson in Stockholm on 8 March 2023.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg meeting with Members of the US Congress in Washington D.C. on 8 February 2023. Usage rights This media asset is free for editorial broadcast, print, online and radio use. It is restricted for use for other purposes.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg meeting with Mike Rogers, Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee in Washington D.C. on 8 February 2023. Usage rights This media asset is free for editorial broadcast, print, online and radio use. It is restricted for use for other purposes.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg arrives at the Pentagon for a meeting with the US Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III in Washington D.C. on 8 February 2023. The Secretary General visited the United States on 8-9 February 2023.

B-Roll of Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire, Palais des Congrès and Sofitel for African Land Forces 2023. African Land Forces Summit 2023 brings together senior land forces leaders from across Africa and other partner nations to solidify relationships, exchange information on current topics of mutual interest and encourage cooperation in addressing challenges. (U.S. Army video by Rank Name) 1. (00:00) WIDE SHOT: Abidjan and lagoons 2. (09:03) WIDE SHOT: Abidjan Lagoon and Ocean 3. (12:16) WIDE SHOT: Abidjan and Lagoon 4. (15:25) WIDE SHOT: Exterior of Palais des Congrès and Sofitel 5. (26:29) WIDE SHOT: Exterior of Palais des Congrès and Sofitel with plants in foreground 6. (32:15) WIDE SHOT: Exterior of Palais des Congrès and Sofitel with sculptures in foreground 7. (38:02) MEDIUM SHOT: Sculpture with flowers in foreground 8. (44:01) MEDIUM SHOT: Statue with flags and totem in background 9. (49:26) CLOSE UP: Totem with US flag 10. (59:19) CLOSE UP: African flags with totem screen right 11. (1:05:02) MEDIUM SHOT: African flags and US flags 12. (1:13:01) CLOSE UP: African flags with US flag far right 13. (1:18:28) MEDIUM SHOT: African flags with US flag bottom right 14. (1:22:09) WIDE SHOT: Tilt up on tree and Sofitel 15. (1:26:09) CLOSE UP: Orange and black lizard

Broll of 2ID at Camp Casey celebrated Arbor day with a tree planting ceremony donated by the Gyeonggi Province and cherry blossom festival activities.

Arrival of the President of Albania, Mr. Bajram Begaj, and welcome by the NATO Secretary General, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg, at NATO Headquarters on 7 March 2023.

Synopsis Norwegian Air Force F-35 Lightning II fighter aircraft have just wrapped up a NATO deployment aimed at securing Iceland’s airspace. Four F-35s were on standby ready to be scrambled if an unidentified aircraft came close to Icelandic airspace. The Air Policing mission for Iceland is provided periodically by NATO member countries for three to four weeks at a time, as Iceland does not have armed forces of its own. NATO Air Policing, which takes place over the entire Alliance 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is a peacetime mission that aims to preserve the security of Alliance airspace. The Norwegian deployment ran from 19 January until 9 February 2023. This is the second time Norway has sent fifth-generation fighter jets to cover Icelandic airspace. Footage includes shots of F-35 aircraft in a hangar, on the runway and taking off. It also includes soundbites with Lieutenant Colonel Trond Haugen, Squadron Commander, 332 Squadron of the Royal Norwegian Air Force, and Thórdís Kolbrún Reykfjörd Gylfadóttir, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iceland. Transcript ---SHOTLIST— (00:00) VARIOUS - F-35 HANGAR WITH DOOR OPENING (00:10) CLOSE UP - HANGAR APEX WITH F-35 INSIDE (00:16) WIDE - HANGAR WITH DOOR OPEN WITH F-35 INSIDE (00:23) WIDE - PILOT APPROACHING F-35 INSIDE HANGAR (00:33) MEDIUM - PILOT CLIMBS INTO F-35 USING STEP LADDERS AND ENTERS COCKPIT (00:45) CLOSE-UP - PILOT INSIDE F-35 COCKPIT CONDUCTING PRE-FLIGHT CHECKS (00:57) WIDE - F-35 INSIDE HANGAR WITH PILOT INSIDE COCKPIT AND TECHNICIAN DOING FINAL PRE-FLIGHT CHECKS (01:03) WIDE - F-35 TAXIING OUT OF HANGAR (01:13) WIDE - F-35 EXITING ON AIRFIELD (01:23) WIDE - TWO F-35s EXITING ON AIRFIELD (01:31) WIDE - TWO F-35s EXITING WITH HANGAR IN THE BACKGROUND (01:39) VARIOUS - TWO F-35s EXITING WITH AIRFIELD IN THE BACKGROUND (01:59) WIDE - F-35 SIDE PROFILE STATIC BEFORE TAXIING (02:09) WIDE - F-35 SIDE PROFILE DURING TAXIING (02:28) VARIOUS - F-35 TAKE OFF (Courtesy of the Royal Norwegian Air Force) (02:43) WIDE - F-35 APPROACHING FINAL TAXIING WITH GROUND CONTROLLER (02:53) MEDIUM - F-35 WITH PILOT INSIDE COCKPIT CONDUCTING POST-TAXIING CHECKS (03:04) WIDE - PILOT DISEMBARKS F-35 USING STEP LADDERS (03:12) VARIOUS - F-35 PUSHED BACK INTO HANGAR POST TAXIING (03:40) VARIOUS - F-35 TECHNICIANS CONDUCT PRE-FLIGHT CHECKS ON F-35 (03:54) VARIOUS - REAR PROFILE OF F-35 INSIDE HANGAR (04:09) MEDIUM - F-35 TECHNICIAN CONDUCTS PRE-FLIGHT CHECKS (04:15) WIDE - F-35 TECHNICIAN CONDUCTS PRE-FLIGHT CHECKS (04:23) WIDE - EXTERIOR OF HANGAR (04:30) WIDE - NORWEGIAN FORCE PROTECTION TROOPS CONDUCTING SENTRY DUTIES (04:41) VARIOUS - NORWEGIAN FORCE PROTECTION TROOPS CONDUCTING PERIMETER PATROLS (05:14) TIMELAPSE - ICELANDIC COAST GUARD MONITORING AIR TRAFFIC INSIDE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE (05:24) VARIOUS - ICELANDIC COAST GUARD MONITORING AIR TRAFFIC INSIDE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTRE (06:13) SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) LIEUTENANT COLONEL TROND HAUGEN, SQUADRON COMMANDER, 332 SQUADRON, ROYAL NORWEGIAN AIR FORCE “Looking at the map, Iceland is obviously in a strategically important position in the High North, being where it is. So, you know, keeping a watchful eye on the High North from Iceland is obviously an important part of maintaining situational awareness of what's going on up north in the NATO area of responsibility.” (06:35) SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) LIEUTENANT COLONEL TROND HAUGEN, SQUADRON COMMANDER, 332 SQUADRON, ROYAL NORWEGIAN AIR FORCE “Iceland is an important player in this obviously As you know, they don't have their own armed forces, but they do support with their coast guard and their coast guard is running their air surveillance mission here in Iceland, which is in place with their radars and systems to be able to make and maintain a 24/7 surveillance of the airspace around Iceland. And then we integrated that part by being a first responder capability with their two F-35s that are on constant alert to be sent on their ways to intercept and identify any kind of threat to the airspace around us.” (07:13) SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) LIEUTENANT COLONEL TROND HAUGEN, SQUADRON COMMANDER, 332 SQUADRON, ROYAL NORWEGIAN AIR FORCE “All the F-35 is what we call a fifth-gen aircraft and has multiple capabilities that are SA enhancing. So situational awareness enhancing for doing a mission like this. It's got awesome sensors that keep a good lookout on what's going on around us. So when we integrate that with the radar capability that is already existing in Iceland, it makes for a very good combination to keep a good understanding of what's going on.” (07:45) SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) - THÓRDÍS KOLBRÚN REYKFJÖRD GYLFADÓTTIR, MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS, ICELAND “Of course it is a deterrence in itself that we have the air policing because it shows both the capabilities and the commitments of NATO. So if we didn't have that, we would be much more vulnerable here.” (08:01) SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) - THÓRDÍS KOLBRÚN REYKFJÖRD GYLFADÓTTIR, MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF ICELAND “We have never in history have had armed forces. And we are, even though the country is kind of big, the nation is now around 370,000. And, you know, not long ago it was even smaller. So it would always be small. We have had, you know, the bilateral defence agreement with the United States since 1951, and we are a founding member of NATO. So when you prioritise the project and look what makes sense, this is the outcome and I really don't think that's going to change, at least not in the near future.” (08:42) SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) - THÓRDÍS KOLBRÚN REYKFJÖRD GYLFADÓTTIR, MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF ICELAND “It was a very big thing when we decided to be a member of NATO, founding member at the time, and it was very controversial. Today we have, you know, more than 75 per cent support of Iceland being a member of NATO. And now it's written out as the cornerstone of our national security policy. And obviously, with the war going on now, I think almost everyone can see what it would mean if we weren't.” (09:11) SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) - THÓRDÍS KOLBRÚN REYKFJÖRD GYLFADÓTTIR, MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF ICELAND “With the fact that we have a war in Europe, that creates a new reality, a new norm that most of us were told and believed that wouldn't happen again. It brings, you know, the threat closer and you can feel how big of a threat it is for Ukraine's neighbours, which are our neighbours and which are part of NATO. And it also shows that the values that we cherish and that we built our society on is being attacked and is being tested. And if we can't be sure that those are the values that we are going to build our society on, you know, Iceland doesn't stand a chance in Putin's world, so then it’s very clear and that is why we stand very firmly with Ukraine and say out loud in every opportunity we get that Ukraine must win this war, that's the only way we can really have peace again in Europe.” ## END ##

NATO Deputy Secretary General, Mr. Mircea Geoană welcomes the Prime Minister of Moldova, Ms. Natalia Gavrilița, at NATO headquarters in Brussels for bilateral meeting on 7 February 2023.

President Biden and the First Lady Host a Pride

POHANG, Republic of Korea (June 10, 2023) - Equipment assigned to 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, is unloaded at the Port of Pohang, Republic of Korea on June 10, 2023. The 2/4 SBCT, from Fort Carson, Colorado, will replace the 2nd SBCT from 2nd Infantry Division in the coming weeks as part of a regular rotation of forces to support the United States' commitment to the ROK. Units designated as a Korea Rotational Force, or KRF, serve nine-month tours of duty. (U.S. Army video by Spc. Miguel Dcruz, 20th Public Affairs Detachment)

Service members perform medical, dental and optometry training while providing no-cost services to community members at the Terre Haute Boys and Girls Club in Terre Haute, Ind., June 10, 2023. Innovative Readiness Training mission IRT Hoosier Care is a Department of Defense IRT partnership that provides no-cost services to the public and real-world training for service members. (U.S. Air National Guard video by Senior Master Sgt. Joseph Pearison)

Joint Base Lewis McChord will host an Air Show & Warrior Expo on July 15 & 16 2023. This is a 45 sec. PSA

Joint Base Lewis McChord will host an Air Show & Warrior Expo on July 15 & 16 2023. This is a 30 sec. PSA

Soldiers assigned to the 4th Infantry Division participate in The Battle of Kamdesh Physical Training Event on June 9, 2023, at Fort Carson, Colorado. The two-mile obstacle course was meant to pay homage to Ivy Soldiers who fought Oct. 3. 2009 at Kamdesh, Afghanistan. (U.S. video by Spc. Maliyah Williams)

Col. Cory M. Damon, incoming 22nd Air Refueling Wing commander, assumed command of the 22nd ARW from Col. Nate Vogel, outgoing 22nd ARW commander, during a change of command ceremony at McConnell Air Force Base, Kansas, June 9, 2023.

On Oct. 3, 2009, near the town of Kamdesh in Eastern Afghanistan, 400 Taliban assaulted Combat Outpost Keating, defended by Soldiers of 3rd Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment of the Ivy Division. Honoring our heritage, Ivy Soldiers continue to grow adaptive and confident leaders of highly trained and cohesive teams of skilled and expert Soldiers. (U.S. Army video by Sgt. Scyrrus Corregidor, 4th Infantry Division Public Affairs)