Egon Ramms is a German general who held numerous international commands. Ramms is married and a father-of-two. He is the current commander of NATO's Joint Force Command in Brunssum, the Netherlands. As such, he oversees all allied operations in Central/ Northern Europe and Afghanistan. Ramms joined the German Army in 1968, eventually becoming an officer candidate. From 1971 to 1975, he studied engineering at the renowned Darmstadt University of Technology and specialized in tank engineering.

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  • Egon Ramms is a German general who held numerous international commands. Ramms is married and a father-of-two. He is the current commander of NATO's Joint Force Command in Brunssum, the Netherlands. As such, he oversees all allied operations in Central/ Northern Europe and Afghanistan. Ramms joined the German Army in 1968, eventually becoming an officer candidate. From 1971 to 1975, he studied engineering at the renowned Darmstadt University of Technology and specialized in tank engineering. Afterwards he held numerous commands in Maintenance units and became the G4 officer (logistics) of the German Army's 3rd Amoured Division. Subsequently he attended the German general staff officer course in Hamburg. In 1982, he was made G3 officer (operations) of the 6th Mechanized Infantry Division. Later on, he was the G3 and Chief of Staff of the Home Defense Brigade 51. An assignment to the German military's office for arms control and disarmament followed. Ramms was made battalion commander of Maintenance Battalion 120 in 1988 and returned to the Ministry of Defence in 1990. For the next six years, he was assigned to numerous posts responsible for procurement and logistics. Promoted to brigadier general, he took command over Logistics Brigade 1 until 1998 when he was made Assistant Chief of Staff, Armed Forces Staff V (Logistics, Infrastructure, and Environmental Protection). From 2000 to 2004, Ramms was the Director of the German Armed Forces Staff at the headquarters in Bonn. He assumed command over the Szczecin-based Multinational Corps Northeast in 2004, a post he held for the next two years. In 2007, Ramms was made commanding general, Joint Force Command Brunssum. He is one of only three German four-star-generals .
  • Egon Ramms ist ein General des Heeres der Bundeswehr und seit 26. Januar 2007 Kommandeur des Allied Joint Force Command in Brunssum. Er ist somit einer der ranghöchsten deutschen Soldaten in der NATO.
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  • Egon Ramms is a German general who held numerous international commands. Ramms is married and a father-of-two. He is the current commander of NATO's Joint Force Command in Brunssum, the Netherlands. As such, he oversees all allied operations in Central/ Northern Europe and Afghanistan. Ramms joined the German Army in 1968, eventually becoming an officer candidate. From 1971 to 1975, he studied engineering at the renowned Darmstadt University of Technology and specialized in tank engineering.
  • Egon Ramms ist ein General des Heeres der Bundeswehr und seit 26. Januar 2007 Kommandeur des Allied Joint Force Command in Brunssum. Er ist somit einer der ranghöchsten deutschen Soldaten in der NATO.
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