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The FHQ‌ Organisational Structure. The situation of having an FHQ led by a different country to that of the flagship host was a first. Normally, the Force Commander would be of the same nationality as the Commanding Officer of the ship. According to interviewees, this can at times result in lines becoming blurred between the FHQ and the ship’s HQ, especially as the Force Commander would be more senior than the ship’s Commanding Officer.123 On the other hand, the risk that the Force Commander might interfere with the daily operations of the ship arguably does not disappear with the Force Commander and the ship’s Commanding Officer being of different nationalities. However, interviewees were in agreement that no such problems emerged with the chain of command.124 Instead, it was noted that the Force Commander emphasised that the FHQ was not part of HNLMS Xxxxx xx Xxxx, and that the ship was only one of several ships under his command.125 Conversely, the fact that the Xxxxx xx Xxxx hosted the FHQ did arguably restrict the use of the ship somewhat, as its itinerary depended on the tasks of the FHQ, which included various visits.126 It was noted that the ship’s CO and the Force Commander appeared to have had a good and civil relationship and that any minor issues that emerged were quickly resolved; and that the relatively long transit period to the area of operations had allowed any issues to be resolved in advance.127 The Swedish-led FHQ was bigger than a regular FHQ. While the FHQ of Operation Atalanta typically comprised some 30 personnel, the Swedish-led FHQ had 40 staff members – 15 Swedish, 9 Dutch and the remaining 16 from 12 120 Interview 3. 121 Interview 43. 122 Interviews 18, 23 and 25. 123 Interview 22. 124 Interview 29 125 Interview 17. 126 Interview 26. 127 Interview 9. FOI-R--4101--SE different countries. The FHQ thus included a relatively large group of Dutch personnel, some of whom had positions of influence.128 The informal lines which developed between the Dutch personnel in the FHQ and HNLMS Xxxxx xx Xxxx were seen as having facilitated interaction between the FHQ and its flagship.129 The formal chain of command, however, was not contested and the OPS officer on the Xxxxx xx Xxxx had formal contacts with the FHQ, mainly on issues related to the use of the ship. One reason for the more sizeable FHQ was simply that HNLMS Xxxxx xx Xxxx was large enough to accommodate it.130 The additional 10 or so staff allowed the FHQ to carry out more activities without encountering problems ru...
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