Saab 2000 ERIEYE AEW&C (Source: Saab Group)
Strategic demand for airborne intelligence in Europe is outpacing the
capacity of regional armed forces, according to military leaders. Dual
pressures from growing Russian infringement in the east and the threat of
Islamic State terrorism in the south has presented NATO forces with the need to
increase watch over both borders at the same time as budget cutbacks continue to
bite.
As announced at NATO Summit Wales 2014, the Alliance has established a
permanent Joint ISR system to “provide information and intelligence to key
decision-makers, helping them make well-informed, timely and accurate
decisions”. Exemplifying the “advantages of multinational cooperation,” JISR
aims to combine the data and information gathered through projects such as the
Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) system and NATO’s AWACS aircraft, as well as
a wide variety of national JISR assets from the space, air, land and maritime
domains. Meanwhile, it was promised that the AEW&C forces will continue to
be modernised. Find out more here: http://bit.ly/PRglobalISRreport2015
Global Airborne ISR & C2 Battle Management Holdings & New Requirements 2014-15 Report Now Available
“The industry must find ways of reducing the cost and time of
introducing capability in this area, leveraging investments in the civilian
sphere,” Brigadier David Evans, the Royal Navy’s Head of Information
Superiority, told Defence IQ this month. Meanwhile, Rear Admiral Brett
Heimbigner, director of the Intelligence Division at the NATO International
Military Staff, stated that industry “needs to come up with innovative
capabilities so that manpower concerns become less of an issue.”
Subsequently and ahead of the Airborne ISR & C2 Battle Management 2015 symposium, Defence IQ has released the Global Airborne ISR & C2 Battle Management Holdings & New Requirements report and it’s available for download here: http://bit.ly/PRglobalISRreport2015
What’s Next For Joint ISR?
Subsequently and ahead of the Airborne ISR & C2 Battle Management 2015 symposium, Defence IQ has released the Global Airborne ISR & C2 Battle Management Holdings & New Requirements report and it’s available for download here: http://bit.ly/PRglobalISRreport2015
What’s Next For Joint ISR?
Airborne ISR & C2 Battle Management 2015, to be held on 10th - 12th March, 2015 at Thistle Marble Arch , London, United Kingdom comes at a time of operational challenges and change for NATO and partner nations - the importance of accurate and timely intelligence provision and dissemination cannot be understated, but nor can the dangers of a reactionary approach to strategic planning.
Consequently, #AirborneISR will ask “What’s next for Joint ISR” - for NATO as
an organisation, for individual NATO states and for non-member partner nations
- examining operational demands, desired capabilities and asset
sustainment/support over the next five years.
Find the complete programme, event details and registration information here: http://bit.ly/PRbrochureISR2015, call +44 (0)20 7036 9737 or email enquire@defenceiq.com.
Find the complete programme, event details and registration information here: http://bit.ly/PRbrochureISR2015, call +44 (0)20 7036 9737 or email enquire@defenceiq.com.
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