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Itterbeck and Uelsen: Lots of Potential Through NL Army Use of the Depot

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The contracts have not yet been signed by Sascha Vennemann: Whether really young people from the Netherlands will be practically trained by the Dutch military on the site of the former Bundeswehr depot in Itterbeck is not yet definitively in dry cloths. "We expect a clear signal, however, very soon, in October, whether and when it will work", says Stephan Mörs. He is one of the managing directors of the Euro-Itter company, which owns the depot. …
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The contracts have not yet been signed by Sascha Vennemann: Whether really young people from the Netherlands will be practically trained by the Dutch military on the site of the former Bundeswehr depot in Itterbeck is not yet definitively in dry cloths. "We expect a clear signal, however, very soon, in October, whether and when it will work", says Stephan Mörs. He is one of the managing directors of the Euro-Itter company, which owns the depot. …

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GN-Online broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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