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Army Establishes Common Network Baseline For Tactical Multinational Communications

Monday, October 5th, 2015

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Army Establishes Common Network Baseline For Tactical Multinational Communications

WIN-T Photo: U.S. Army

The Army and several of its NATO counterparts are wrapping up an exercise in which they demonstrated a common network architecture into which the 14 participant nations could plug and not only communicate, but share intelligence and targeting information.During Bold Quest 15.2, the Army hosted 13 other nations and a NATO force at Fort Bliss, Texas, to practice multinational operations focusing on indirect fire in support of infantry during a simulated forced entry operation.The goal was to establish and test…

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