Allied Air Forces Southern Europe

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Allied Air Forces Southern Europe was a former NATO air command responsible for coordinating and controlling allied air operations in the Southern European region during the Cold War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NATO major subordinate command
air force headquarters
military formation
alliance NATO
conflict Cold War
controlledBy NATO Military Committee NERFINISHED
country North Atlantic Treaty Organization NERFINISHED
dissolved 1990s
garrison Naples NERFINISHED
hasAbbreviation AIRSOUTH NERFINISHED
hasPart Allied Air Forces South-Eastern Europe NERFINISHED
Allied Air Forces South-Western Europe NERFINISHED
Fifth Allied Tactical Air Force NERFINISHED
Sixth Allied Tactical Air Force NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Italy NERFINISHED
Naples NERFINISHED
inception 1951
locatedInTimeZone Central European Time
location Southern Region of NATO NERFINISHED
militaryBranch air force
operatedBy NATO NERFINISHED
partOf Allied Forces Southern Europe NERFINISHED
primaryMission air defence of Southern NATO region
support of NATO maritime operations in the Mediterranean
regionServed Greece NERFINISHED
Italy NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
Turkey NERFINISHED
replacedBy Allied Air Forces Southern Europe and Mediterranean NERFINISHED
role control of allied air operations in Southern Europe
coordination of allied air operations in Southern Europe
status disbanded
subordinateTo Supreme Allied Commander Europe NERFINISHED
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe NERFINISHED
theatre Mediterranean region NERFINISHED
Southern Europe
timePeriod Cold War
type operational air command
usesLanguage English
French
Italian

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NATO Allied Air Command formedByMergerOf Allied Air Forces Southern Europe
Allied Command Europe hasPart Allied Air Forces Southern Europe
Allied Forces Southern Europe hasPart Allied Air Forces Southern Europe