Pullout Hits NATO AGS
There are concerns other recession-hit countries could follow Denmark’s lead in withdrawing from NATO’s 15-nation, $1.7-billion Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) program to buy eight radar-equipped Northrop Grumman Global Hawk unmanned aircraft. Denmark has pulled out of AGS as part of a move to...
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