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Learning to share/ Brooks Tigner

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TIGNER Brooks

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In: Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 51 Issue 24, 11 June 2014, p.40-48 (122) Summary: Both the European Defence Agency (EDA) and NATO have wide-ranging aspirations to boost the pooling and sharing of military capabilities among their member nations and, while progress has been slow, results are beginning to surface in the form of training, exercises and logistics.

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Both the European Defence Agency (EDA) and NATO have wide-ranging aspirations to boost the pooling and sharing of military capabilities among their member nations and, while progress has been slow, results are beginning to surface in the form of training, exercises and logistics.

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