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Website Version of the Manual. A website version of the Manual is available on the Bonn Agreement website at the following url: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/eng/html/counter-pollution_manual/welcome.html. RECOMMENDATION CONCERNING THE COMMAND STRUCTURE AND OPERATIONAL CO-OPERATION FOR JOINT COMBATING OPERATIONS 2.1 The Contracting Parties a. The organisational structure in joint operations should contain two main co-ordination and command levels, namely Operational Control ashore and Tactical Command on the scene of operations. b. The Operational control should be exercised by the country that has asked for assistance (lead country) which normally is the country within whose zone the operation takes place. Each country exercises control in its territory or territorial sea. c. Change of Operational Control and tactical Command might, when practical and agreed between the parties concerned, take place when the main body of a combating operation moves from one zone to another. d. Liaison officers from participating countries should be integrated in the staff of the Operational Control to secure the necessary knowledge of rendered national resources. e. The overall Tactical Command is laid upon a designated Supreme On-Scene Commander/Co- ordinator (SOSC) from the lead country. f. Strike teams provided by assisting countries should normally operate under the command of a National On-Scene Commander/Co-ordinator (NOSC). g. The NOSC operates under the command/co-ordination of the SOSC. h. For practical and organisational reasons, not more than three countries should be engaged in one and the same limited area within a combating operation, except in exceptional cases.