text: Command and Control During Multinational Operations
  Figure 2-4. Integrated command structure
  2-49. Another example of a standing integrated command structure is NATO’s Europe Command Allied
  Rapid Reaction Corps (known as ARRC). The Allied Rapid Reaction Corps has characteristics of a lead
  nation command structure. Figure 2-5 on page 20 illustrates an integrated command structure with lead nation
  command structure characteristics. The United Kingdom provides most of the framework of the headquarters
  structure and 60 percent of the overall staff. It is an integrated command structure because the primary staff
  members are different nationalities. (For example, the assistant chief of staff, operations [G-3] is a U.S.
  brigadier general.) The entire staff is integrated, and 15 partner nations contribute the remaining personnel.
  The Allied Rapid Reaction Corps’ two subordinate divisions—the multinational division (central) and the
  multinational division (south)—are also integrated. Other NATO nations provide forces for specific
  operations as the mission dictates. One U.S. division coordinates with the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps in
  peacetime for planning and training.