NNEC Criteria Assessment After-Action Report

20 June 2012| | NATO C2COE

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A NNEC assessment team comprised of staff from Allied Command Transformation (ACT) and the C2 Centre of Excellence (C2CoE) participated in the 2012 edition of Steadfast Cobalt (SFCT) exercise, with the aim to conduct a NNEC-compliance analysis of the capabilities deployed and operated there by NATO and the participating nations and organizations. The team was supported by the exercise Directorate, the Exercise assessment team, and the NC3A, in their role of technical support to the exercise and experimentation coordinator.

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