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NATO Nations Expanding C4ISR Cooperation

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Friday, May 21st, 2010

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Estonia and the NATO Consultation, Command and Control Agency (NC3A) recently signed an agreement that will see closer cooperation in the development of 'plug and play' intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and command and control capabilities. The May 11 agreement paves the way for cooperation between Estonia and the Agency in C4ISR and network-enabled capabilities. Specific projects will now be established, but areas of interest include: air command and control systems, including the Integrated Command and Control capability (ICC), maritime situational awareness,…

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