Norway selects Bodø as site for new NATO Combined Air Operations Centre
The Norwegian Government has officially proposed Bodø as the site for NATO’s new regional Combined Air Operations Centre (CAOC).
The Norwegian Government has officially proposed Bodø as the site for NATO’s new regional Combined Air Operations Centre (CAOC).
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