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NATO Nations Deepen ISR Cooperation

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Friday, March 18th, 2011

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Nine NATO nations have launched a five-year project to boost the alliance's ability to tackle new challenges by rapidly sharing imagery and other information from intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets, alliance officials said. Under the agreement, technology that is currently being successfully used in Afghanistan will be further developed and applied in a wider context, the alliance said in a statement. This will make it easier and faster for Nations to share imagery from high-priced assets, such as Unmanned Aerial…

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