NATO chief calls for common standards for weapons and ammunition
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg urged the Alliance to intensify its efforts in setting common standards for weapons and ammunition as it seeks to enhance defence production.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg urged the Alliance to intensify its efforts in setting common standards for weapons and ammunition as it seeks to enhance defence production.
During the exercise, the AWACS controlled more than 100 fighter aircraft from 14 different nations during several air attack waves.
After four years of preparation, the NATO military exercise Air Defender 23 is set to begin on Monday, June 12.
Thirty nations have been engaged in interoperability training during the multinational Slovenia-led exercise Adriatic Strike in several training areas across the country.
SNMG1 and SNMCMG1 are taking part in the 52nd iteration of Baltic Operations (Baltops 23).
The Alliance’s Deployable air surveillance and control unit has accomplished its integration into the NATO Integrated Air and Missile Defence system (NATINAMDS).
The NATO Support and Procurement Agency awarded a 3-year contract to Draken to provide Aviation Support for Electronic Warfare (EW) to the Spanish Navy.
Nineteen NATO Allies, one NATO partner nation, 50 ships, more than 45 aircraft, and approximately 6,000 personnel kicked off the 52nd iteration of Baltic Operations (Baltops 23).
The Swedish Navy's HMS Uppland, a Gotland-class submarine, is participating in the Baltops 23 exercise.
In a continued sign of transatlantic unity, the USS Gerald R. Ford came under NATO command while preparing to conduct activities in the Norwegian Sea.
Carried out on May 15-26, exercise Spring Storm brought some 14,000 Estonian and Allied troops to villages, fields and beaches of Estonia, fighting mock battles in a realistic scenario.
The German Federal Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) will deploy a Patriot air defence system to Lithuania to safeguard the NATO summit in Vilnius.
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