What is name of position which leads NATO's military operations?
Correct answer: D. SACEUR
- A. CASEUR
- B. SCAEUR
- C. EURSCA
- D. SACEUR
Explanation
SACEUR is the established abbreviation for Supreme Allied Commander Europe, the position leading NATO's military operations. The other letter combinations are not NATO titles.
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