Common operating picture: NATO adapts tracking systems for its types of deployments

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NATO's friendly force tracking (FFT) system is proving to be a key element of situational awareness in any military operation, and situational awareness is one of the most critical enablers, force multipliers, in modern warfare. The Alliance officials want to equip the future NATO Response Force (NRF) with FFT for whole spectrum of operations.

United States, Strategy & planning, Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing, Search and navigation equipment, Satellite Tracking ex Radar, Planning, Evaluation, Artificial satellites, Satellite tracking systems, Company business planning

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Einsatzfuhrungskommando: German joint-operations command heads far-reaching missions

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Einsatzfuhrungskommando is the German operations command, which consists of 450 personnels of which 53 percent are from the army, 30 percent from the Luftwaffe, and 17 percent from the Navy. This German joint operation commands were involved in various far-reaching missions of Afghanistan.

Germany, Joint operations (Military science)

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Lending a hand

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The author examines the role the Polish Army is playing in post-war Iraq. Topics include peacekeeping forces, security of prisoners of war, and political aspects of possible NATO troop involvement.

Prisoners of war, Peacekeeping forces, Poland. Army, Iraq War, 2003-

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