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NATO Plans Assignment of Space System Quantitative Targets by Next October

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NATO Plans Assignment of Space System Quantitative Targets by Next October
Officers analyze data coming in from the field at the trial control room during Unified Vision, NATO’s main event for Joint Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance. NATO said that it has held five Unified Vision exercises since 2012 (NATO Photo)

As the five step North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Defence Planning Process (NDPP) wends its way over the next year to assigning quantitative space system targets to the alliance's 32 countries, policymakers may consider having dedicated NATO satellites. The five steps in the four-year NDPP are the establishment of political guidance; requirements determination; the assignment by NATO's Allied Command Transformation (ACT) of requirements' targets for each country; continuous aid from NATO to meet those targets; and NATO's survey analysis of…

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