Important facts of North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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Date of Event	Event / Incident
04 August 1796	French Revolutionary War-Italy's French army crushed an Austrian brigade in Lonato's battle.
24 July 1923	The Treaty of Lozen was signed to dispose of the Anatolian partoph for the division of the Ottoman Empire, establishing the border modern Turkey.
04 April 1949	North Atlantic Military Organization (NATO) was established which was the result of the early Cold War.
04 April 1949	Twelve nations signed the North Atlantic Treaty, which creates NATO, an organization that forms a system of collective defense whose member countries agree to mutual defense in response to an external party attack.
18 May 1950	The 12 NATO member countries agreed to form a permanent organization to protect the US and Europe.
12 March 1952	British diplomat Hastings Ismay was appointed as the firstSecretary General of NATO.
08 September 1954	Eight countries signed an agreement to form the South-East Asian version of the South-East Asiatry Organization, NATO.
23 October 1954	West Germany attends NATO conference.
01 March 1956	The NATO phonetic alphabet, today the most widely used spelling alphabet, was first implemented by the International Civil Aviation Organization.
26 October 1966	The headquarters of Brussels NATO were moved from Paris.
14 November 1984	NASA launches NATO 3D satellite.
01 July 1991	The Warsaw Pact was dissolved. The main objective of the Warsaw Pact was to combat the countries involved in NATO in Europe.
05 February 1994	The Army of Republika Srpska carried out the first of two bombardment against civilians in the marketplace in Sarajevo, which were the stated reason for NATO air strikes against Bosnian Serb forces.
30 August 1995	Bosnian war-drain started its bombing campaign against Armyoff Rape Sripaska in Bosnia and Herjegovina.
02 June 1995	United States Air Force captain Scott O 'Gradi was killed by the Bosnia Serb Army SA -6 surface -to -air missile, while patrolling the Nonato No -Fly Zone over Bosnia in an F -16, But was able to safely take him out. Six days later.
20 December 1995	According to the Daton Agreement ending the Bosnian war, the NATO -led IFOR launched a peace campaign in Bosnia and Herjegovina.
28 September 1995	Russian President Boris Yeltsin has offered to maintain Russian peace in East Yugoslavia. It would be working with NATO forces, provided that NATO stops bombing the Serb forces.
08 July 1997	The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) invited Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic to join the organization.
09 June 1999	A peace treaty was signed by the federal republic of Yugoslavia and NATO during the Kosovo war. It was a war fought between the federal republics Yugoslavia and the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) forces with the aerial support of NATO. The war lasted from 28 February 1998 to 11 June 1999.
12 June 1999	After the bombing of Yugoslavia and Kosovover, the NATO -led Kosovo force (a portrait of the German army's armored vehicle) entered Kosovo with the mandate of the installation of a safe environment in the inn area.
02 October 2001	NATO gave the nod to the 19-nation organization to attack Afghanistan.
29 May 2002	NATO declared Russia a limited partner in the Western alliance. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, also known as the North Atlantic alliance, is an inter-governmental military alliance based on the North Atlantic Treaty, which was signed. The organization forms a system of collective defense under which its member countries agree to mutual defense in response to the attack by any external party.
21 November 2002	Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia invited NATO to become a member of the organization.
11 August 2003	The North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO commanded the peace force in Afghanistan.
28 October 2006	NATO apologizes to the death of Afghan citizens in an air strike in Kandahar province on Tuesday 24 October, blaming the Taliban for using common villagers as villagers.
08 December 2007	The US-led coalition forces and NATO forces attacked Taliban militants in Musa Kala district in southern Afghanistan.
17 November 2007	A roadside bomb in Panjavi killed two NATO Canadian soldiers with one interpreter and injured three more.
13 July 2008	In Afghanistan, war-taliban guerrillas attacked the village of Vanat in Yagal district in Afghan, Afghanistan, NATO.
02 April 2009	Former Denmark Prime Minister Andre Phog Rasmusen was appointed as the new general secretary at the 1 NATO summit.
04 October 2010	The intention of Afghanistan's NATO forces is due to death and injuries in Rawalpindi, Pakistan on a group of more than a dozen oil tankers. It follows disagreement on the NATO helicopter strike that killed 3 soldiers in the Pakistan region.
09 October 2010	A senior Taliban commander, along with two other revolutionaries, was killed in a shelling in Murgab district with NATO and Afghan forces.
18 July 2011	NATO armies in Afghanistan command American General David Petris, American Marine Corps Lieutenant General John R. Alan was transferred.
26 November 2011	US-led NATO forces deployed Pakistani security forces at two Pakistani military posts along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
06 April 2011	The criticism of NATO among rebel fighters pledged to protect the city of Misrata in Libra.
18 August 2012	At least 13 Afghan terrorists killed in NATO air strike.
28 March 2013	Russia conducts military drills in the Black Sea without notifying NATO of criticism.
13 December 2014	Two US soldiers were killed in a Taliban bombing of a NATO convoy in Kabul.