The article discusses political and military experience of Germany when it uses Bundeswehr within the concept of “discharge”. It means the accommodation armed forces of NATO partners in Europe and back area in the conflict zones with the aim of their release for direct warfare. Features of this application of German armed forces are investigated during the military operations in Iraq (1991 and 2003), Afghanistan, Mali, Libya and Syria, organized by Western powers. In each case the article studies political and military implications of the actions and measures taken by the Federal Republic of Germanyin terms of issues of its membership in NATO. In the conclusion it is determined the role and the position of the country, which used the concept of “discharge”, in the military and political organizations (by the example of Germany as NATO member-state).