Canadian Colonel Takes Helm of NATO Situation Centre (nato.int)

• Colonel Martin Houle named Chief of NATO Situation Centre in Brussels.
• Houle brings 2600+ flight hours and experience in Bosnia, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
• He previously commanded the Canadian Joint Warfare Centre and multiple tactical helicopter units.

"Colonel Martin Houle, a Canadian Armed Forces officer with over 30 years of service, has been appointed Chief of the Situation Centre at NATO Headquarters in Brussels. With extensive experience commanding tactical helicopter squadrons, air task forces, and joint warfare centres, Houle also served in Bosnia, Afghanistan, and Iraq. His new role involves monitoring global security situations and coordinating NATO's crisis response."