Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre

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Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre
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Founded2 September 2002
Part of Allied Command Transformation
Headquarters Lisbon, Portugal
Motto(s)NATO's Lead Agent for Lessons Learned
Website www.jallc.nato.int
Commanders
Current
commander
Flag of Portugal.svg Commodore Fernando Artilheiro (Portuguese Navy)

The Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre (JALLC) [1] is a NATO body located in Monsanto (Lisbon), Portugal.

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JWC
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Locations of NATO's two strategic commands—Allied Command Transformation (ACT; yellow marks) and Allied Command Operations (ACO; red marks)—the latter of which has Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) as its headquarters. The subordinate centres of ACT and subordinate commands and joint force commands of ACO are also shown.
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Commander JALLC, Commodore Fernando Artilheiro (PRT N)

The Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre was commissioned on 2 September 2002. Its mission is to serve as NATO's centre for performing joint analysis of operations, training, exercises and experimentation, including establishing and maintaining an interactive managed NATO Lessons Learned Database. [2] The JALLC is also responsible for producing the NATO Joint Analysis Handbook [3] and the NATO Lessons Learned Handbook, [4] for hosting the NATO Lessons Learned Conference [5] and for organizing the NATO Lessons Learned Staff Officers Course at SWEDINT. [6]

In 2010, the JALLC established the JALLC Advisory and Training Team [7] to assist NATO, NATO/partner nations/organizations to develop or improve their lesson learning and information sharing capability for the mutual benefit of the Alliance. Also, the NATO Lessons Learned Portal [8] was launched to complement the NATO Lessons Learned Database with an area further enabling sharing of lessons learned information.

The JALLC, as a member of Supreme Allied Command Transformation (ACT), feeds the results of joint analysis work and lessons learned back into the transformation network. JALLC is one of three joint organisations in the ACT structure, the others being the Joint Warfare Centre (JWC) (Stavanger) and Joint Force Training Centre.

The Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre shares a site with the Portuguese Air Force Operational Command (Comando Operacional da Força Aérea).

An overview of NATO's military command structure (NCS):

Liaison:       Provides advice and support to the NAC
Political strategic level:
North Atlantic Council
Secretary General of NATO
Brussels, BE
International Staff
Brussels, BE
Military strategic level:
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Chair of the NATO Military Committee

Brussels, BE
Strategic commands:
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SACEUR
(ACO, SHAPE)
Mons, BE
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SACT
(ACT, HQ SACT)
Norfolk, US
Tactical commands:Transformational commands:
Coat of arms of the Allied Air Command.svg   AIRCOM Ramstein, DE Coat of arms of the Joint Warfare Centre.svg   JWC Stavanger, NO
Coat of arms of the Allied Maritime Command.svg   MARCOM Northwood, GB Coat of arms of the Joint Analysis and Lessons Learned Centre.svg   JALLC Lisbon, PT
Coat of arms of the Allied Land Command.svg   LANDCOM İzmir, TR Coat of arms of the Joint Force Training Centre.svg   JFTC Bydgoszcz, PL
Misc.:
JSEC Ulm, DE
Operational commands: Coat of arms of the NATO Communication and Information Systems Group.svg   CIS GP Mons, BE Coat of arms of Naval Striking and Support Forces NATO.svg STRIKFORNATO Oeiras, PT
Coat of arms of Joint Force Command Norfolk.jpg JFC-NF Norfolk, Virginia, US Coat of arms of Allied Joint Force Command Naples.svg   JFC-NP Naples, IT Coat of arms of Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum.svg   JFC-BS Brunssum, NL
Coat of arms of the Chairman of the NATO Military Committee.svg Response Force:
MNC NE (V1).svg MNC-NE Szczecin, PL Insigne incognitum.svg MND-SE Bucharest, RO

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