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NATO C3 Agency Signs First Multi-Year Agreement With Finland

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Thursday, December 1st, 2011

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Senior officials from Finland recently visited the NATO C3 Agency to discuss details of a multi-year program for cooperation on advanced technology. The five-year program of work will address C4ISR domains such as: force support, battlespace awareness, force application, logistics, command and control, net-centric warfare and protection. The agreement, signed Oct. 12, is the first multi-year program of work signed between a country, be it NATO or partner, and the Agency. The C3 Agency runs about 150 bilateral projects with…

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