NATO handbook13 uploaded March 25, 1993

APPENDIX III



99. MEMBERS OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC COUNCIL

President/
Mr. Hikmet Cetin
(Turkey)

Chairman
Mr. Manfred Worner (Germany)
Secretary General of NATO

Deputy Chairman
Ambassador Amedeo de Franchis (Italy)
Deputy Secretary General

Permanent Representatives on the North Atlantic Council
Belgium
Mr. Alain Rens

Canada
Mr. James K. Bartleman

Denmark
Mr. Ole Bierring

France
Mr. Gabriel Robin

Germany
Dr. Hans-Friedrich von Ploetz

Greece
Mr. Dimitri Petrounakos

Iceland
Mr. Sverrir Haukur Gunnlaugsson

Italy
Mr. Enzo Perlot

Luxembourg
Mr. Thierry Stoll

Netherlands
Mr. Adriaan Jacobovits de Szeged

Norway
Mr. Leif Mevik

Portugal
Mr. Jose Gregorio Faria

Spain
Mr. Carlos Miranda

Turkey
Mr. Tugay Ozceri


United Kingdom
Sir John Weston

United States
Mr. Reginald Bartholomew

/ An honorary position held in rotation each year by a Foreign Minister
of one of the member countries.



APPENDIX IV



100. MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY COMMITTEE


President:
General D. Corcione (Italy) (Army)

Chairman:
General V. Eide (Norway) (Army)/

Deputy Chairman:
Vice-Admiral N. W. Ray (United States) (Navy)

Military Representatives to the NATO Military Committee in
Permanent Session

Belgium
Lt.Gen. R. Hoeben (Air Force)

Canada
Vice Admiral R. E. George (Navy)

Denmark
Lt.Gen. P. B. Krogen (Army)

Germany
Lt.Gen. Jorn Soder (Army)

Greece
Lt.Gen. P. Diakoumakos (Air Force)

Italy
Vice Admiral d'Escadre M. Castelletti (Navy)

Luxembourg
Lt.Col. J. P. Heck (Army)

Netherlands
Lt.Gen. G. J. Folmer (Army)

Norway
Lt.Gen. H. I. Sunde (Army)

Portugal
Lt.Gen. G. A. do Espirito Santo (Army)

Spain
Lt.Gen. F. Pardo de Santayana y Coloma (Army)

Turkey
Lt.Gen. H. Ozkok, Tuar (Army)

United Kingdom
Gen. Sir Edward Jones (Army)

United States
Admiral W. D. Smith (Navy)


Chief, French
Maj.Gen. J. P. Pelisson (Air Force)

Military Mission

International Military Staff

Director:
Lt.Gen. J. K. Dangerfield (Canada) (Army)


/ Field Marshal Sir Richard Vincent (United Kingdom) (Army) will
replace General V. Eide in 1993.