INNSWORTH, Gloucestershire, UK - Admiral Sir Keith Blount, soon to be appointed as Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe (DSACEUR), has visited the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC) headquarters to receive briefs on the Corps' innovative training pathways and deepen his understanding of the United Kingdom's commitment to NATO Land forces.

During his visit, Admiral Blount was warmly welcomed by Lieutenant General Nick Borton DSO, MBE the Commander of ARRC, and other senior officers of the Corps. The purpose of the visit was to provide Admiral Blount with an overview of ARRC's operational capabilities and its crucial role in enhancing NATO's rapid response capabilities.
Admiral Blount expressed his appreciation for ARRC's commitment to maintaining a high standard of training. He emphasized the significance of well-prepared and adaptable forces in addressing the complex security challenges faced by NATO in the 21st century. He commended the Corps for its continuous efforts in staying at the forefront of training methodologies.
During his interactions with ARRC personnel, Admiral Blount also acknowledged the Corps' notable achievements and its vital role in fostering cooperation among NATO member states.
Commander ARRC expressed his gratitude to Admiral Blount for taking the time to visit the Headquarters and engage with the Corps. He reiterated ARRC's commitment to enhancing NATO's readiness and highlighted the Corps' eagerness to work closely with Admiral Blount in his new role as DSACEUR

During his interactions with ARRC personnel, Admiral Blount also acknowledged the Corps' notable achievements and its vital role in fostering cooperation among NATO member states.
Commander ARRC expressed his gratitude to Admiral Blount for taking the time to visit the Headquarters and engage with the Corps. He reiterated ARRC's commitment to enhancing NATO's readiness and highlighted the Corps' eagerness to work closely with Admiral Blount in his new role as DSACEUR.
Admiral Blount's visit to the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps HQ has served to strengthen the bond between the Corps and the upcoming DSACEUR. The visit showcased ARRC's innovative training pathways and reaffirmed the United Kingdom's commitment to NATO Land forces. The Corps remains committed to maintaining its high standards of readiness, adaptability, and cooperation, ensuring its continued role as a cornerstone of NATO's rapid response capabilities.