In 1948, the “fall” of Prague presided over the birth of NATO and, indirectly, the installation of its supreme command for the Benelux, in Brunssum (Netherlands) in 1967 : AFCENT (Allied Forces Central Europe). In the second century AD, Hermas, one of the last prophets of the Church of Rome, presided over the construction of a tower. It was built in 1964 at Eben-Ezer. Mr. Garcet is not only the builder of this tower, he is also the architect of a universal, mystical and profoundly peaceful thought. His motto is taken from the Old Testament : “Nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall war be taught any more” (Isaiah, 2). The AFCENT, for its part, adopts Charlemagne’s coat of arms and motto in its entirety : “I fight injustice and drive out every trace of evil. “