Henk van den Breemen

Hendrik Gijsbert Bernhard "Henk" van den Breemen (Valkenswaard, 23 March 1941) is a retired Dutch military officer. Van den Breemen started his military career as a Midshipsman for the Marines in 1960. From June 1987 till June 1998 he served as Chief of Staff and Deputy Commander of the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps. As Vice Chief of Defence Staff he was actively involved with the reorganization of the Defence Staff, being responsible for the Defence Priority Papers ("Quality for Quantity") (1991–1994). Van den Breemen ended his military career as Chief of Defence Staff (August 1994 – June 1998).Former minister Henk Kamp said that one of the reasons to appoint Van den Breemen as CoD was his role as Commanding Officer of the first Amphibious Combat Group (1981–1982) and the development of

Henk van den Breemen

Hendrik Gijsbert Bernhard "Henk" van den Breemen (Valkenswaard, 23 March 1941) is a retired Dutch military officer. Van den Breemen started his military career as a Midshipsman for the Marines in 1960. From June 1987 till June 1998 he served as Chief of Staff and Deputy Commander of the Royal Netherlands Marine Corps. As Vice Chief of Defence Staff he was actively involved with the reorganization of the Defence Staff, being responsible for the Defence Priority Papers ("Quality for Quantity") (1991–1994). Van den Breemen ended his military career as Chief of Defence Staff (August 1994 – June 1998).Former minister Henk Kamp said that one of the reasons to appoint Van den Breemen as CoD was his role as Commanding Officer of the first Amphibious Combat Group (1981–1982) and the development of