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COL František MIHALOVIČ, SVK(A)
Director
21.09.2026
The NATO Explosive Ordnance Disposal Centre of Excellence (EOD COE) conducted another end-user testing event in Hungary on 14–15 September 2026 as part of the ongoing development of the EOD/IED VR Training and XR Combat Support Kit (ETACS). The two-day event was hosted by the Hungarian Defence Forces 1st EOD and Warship Regiment (HDF 1st EODWR). Representatives of the EOD COE, including Colonel Zsolt Szilágyi, Chief of Staff, and Warrant Officer Zoltan Ferko from the Technology Department and Deputy Project Manager of the ETACS project, took part in the event.
03.09.2026
The Cold Weather Operations Centre of Excellence (CWO COE), in close coordination with the Supreme Allied Command Transformation (HQ SACT), organised the NATO-Accredited COE Directors Conference at the Joint Warfare Centre in Stavanger, Norway, from 01 to 03 September 2026.
21.07.2026
We bid farewell to WO Gábor KOROM (HUN-A), who has been a member of the EOD COE team since July 2022. Four years is a long time, especially in military service, where days are measured not in hours, but in shared challenges, successes, and mutual reliance.