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Cooperation is the key to NATO's future / Chris Pagenkopf.

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PAGENKOPF Chris

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NATO -- COOPERATION

In: Proceedings US Naval Institute September 2014, pp.66-70 (86)Summary: As defence budgets are tightened NATO like its members needs to make the most of limited resources. This article suggests that more cooperation will help maximise cost benefits; areas where this could be applied include R&D, acquisition, and operational capabilities.

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As defence budgets are tightened NATO like its members needs to make the most of limited resources. This article suggests that more cooperation will help maximise cost benefits; areas where this could be applied include R&D, acquisition, and operational capabilities.

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