By Ann Roosevelt Joint Forces Command (JFCOM) is addressing warfighter requirements from Afghanistan for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) as it hosts Empire Challenge 10 (EC10) so they don't have to be solved in theater, officials said. "One of the things we work very hard on at Empire Challenge, and a lot of it is not on the technical side, but on the tactics, techniques and procedures--how do we get the right information to the warfighter," Air Force Col. George…
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