Industry Team Wraps Up Alliance Ground Surveillance Study
The industry consortium slated to build NATO's airborne ground surveillance equipment has completed a 22-million-euro ($26.5-million) study to coordinate development of the total system with that of the radar. The results last week went to NATO as part of a meeting of national armaments directors...
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