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Participants of the NATO Maritime Unmanned Systems (MUS) initiative have created a new Innovation Advisory Board to address multiple challenges for developing unmanned solutions operating below, above and on the water. The NATO MUS initiative was originally launched in October 2018 by 13 Allied Defence Ministers with an ambitious agenda. Members of ...


NATO has launched its first dedicated initiative targeting qualified individuals in the early stages of their career as it seeks to attract fresh talent in a wide range of areas. The Young Professionals Programme (YPP) will enable participants to spend three years in three different NATO bodies and gain unique experience ...


Royal Air Force Typhoon jets will be in Lithuania for the summer, patrolling and protecting NATO airspace. The aircraft from RAF Lossiemouth in northern Scotland will be stationed at the Siauliai Air Base in Lithuania for the UK’s latest contribution to the NATO Baltic Air Policing mission. Alongside F-18 fighters from the ...


Allied forces have got underway with live-fire training in Estonia, as part of the annual exercise Spring Storm. Led by Estonia, Spring Storm tests the integration between NATO troops and the Estonian Defence Forces (EDF), strengthening their ability in times of crisis. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s exercise is ...


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