NATO SHAPE headquarters (historical)

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The historical NATO SHAPE headquarters was the former central command facility of NATO’s Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, located in Rocquencourt, France, before its relocation to Belgium.

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instanceOf NATO facility
military headquarters
abbreviation SHAPE
architecturalType military installation
commandedBy Supreme Allied Commander Europe
coordinateRoleWith NATO national military authorities
country French Republic
endTime 1967
governingBody NATO Military Committee
hasJurisdiction NATO forces in the European theater
hasLanguage English
French
hasOccupant Supreme Allied Commander Europe staff
international NATO military staff
hasRole central command facility of Allied Command Europe
strategic headquarters for NATO forces in Europe
historicalPeriod Cold War
inception 1951
locatedIn France
Rocquencourt
Yvelines
Île-de-France
locatedNear Versailles
locatedOn former French military site at Rocquencourt
officialName Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe
operator North Atlantic Treaty Organization
linked to: NATO
ownedBy North Atlantic Treaty Organization
linked to: NATO
partOf Allied Command Europe
NATO military command structure
relocatedTo Belgium
Casteau
Mons
SHAPE headquarters (Casteau)
relocationReason withdrawal of France from NATO integrated military command structure
relocationYear 1967
securityClassification military restricted area
shortName SHAPE
significantEvent relocation of SHAPE from France to Belgium in 1967
startTime 1951
status former headquarters
subordinateTo North Atlantic Council
usedFor Cold War defense planning
coordination of NATO land, air and naval forces in Europe
planning NATO military operations in Europe

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Rocquencourt hosted NATO SHAPE headquarters (historical)