In terms of the NATO Force Structure, Romanian hosts the following: the Multinational Division Southeast Headquarters; the NATO Force Integration Unit; the Deployable Communications Module Element; and the Deveselu Missile Defense Base . From the operational perspective, the Romanian Armed Forces include: - command, control and communications structures: operational components of Services; the national Joint Force Command; the Joint Logistics Command; the Communications, Information and Cyber Defense Command; division headquarters, fleet headquarters, flotilla headquarters, centers of operations; - intelligence structures: intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance formations and units; - engagement structures: mechanized, infantry, mountain troops, special operations, tanks, artillery, military police, psychological ops, marine infantry units and/or formations, air force combat squadrons, air force training squadrons, attack helicopter squadrons, and sea and river warships; - combat support structures: surface-to-air missile, air defense, combat engineers, CBRN units and/or formations, sea mine laying and sweeping ships, Romanian and foreign military officials security detachments; - projection and mobility structures: tactical airlift squadrons, and transport helicopter squadrons; - combat service support structures: operational logistics units and formations for Army, Air Force, Navy and Communications and Information and Cyber Defense Forces; and, logistic support bases; From the actionable perspective, in order to carry out their military missions and tasks at the national level and within the Alliance, the Romanian Armed Forces develop: - permanent ready-for-action force package - for surveillance and early warning, in support of civil authorities, and counterterrorism; - immediate response capability force package - to avoid surprises and engage in lowintensity military actions, maintain integrity of Romanian airspace, integrated in the Extended NATO Air Defense System, control over territorial waters, and for deterrence and reaction, preparation to defend important objectives in strategic depth, and implementation of specific actions according to NATO crisis response measures, at the national level; - rapid reaction capability force package - to deter imminent aggression; - strategic defense and/or deterrence of aggression force package; - military structures created during mobilization for force regeneration purposes. The resources to accomplish missions and national military objectives include personnel, financial, technological, scientific, materials, and other resources, which will be allocated by the Government of Romania to ensure national defense as well as the fulfillment of international commitments. In the area of human resources the number of budgeted positions will remain constant throughout the entire timeframe of implementation of the political agreement, i.e. 81,129, and this stands at the basis of estimated personnel expenditures. The starting point for level of financial resources is the budget approved for 2015 and a gradual increase to reach the level of 2% of GDP in 2017 and maintain that level for the following ten years, according to the National Political Agreement to Increase Defense Spending. This level will allow for sustained multi-year budget planning of military spending in order to ensure the predictability of procurement policies for modern combat equipment, and for continued improvement of quality of life for military and civilian personnel. At the same time, financial resources ensured through NATO or EU programs, projects and initiatives will develop capabilities which support both the fulfillment of commitments made to these organizations, and specific missions and tasks at the national level. 16