The German Army in the Indo-Pacific?
Author team Army Command International Cooperation
What is the Army doing in the Indo-Pacific? Doesn’t Germany have enough challenges in Europe? Isn't the focus on NATO's eastern flank? Is Germany getting lost on other continents? Questions that are frequently asked in connection with German military and especially army commitment.
Undoubtedly, the focus is clearly on Europe and the protection of alliance territory. However, this does not lead to ignoring other regions that are of outstanding importance for Germany and Europe today and in the future.
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