LA PLATA,Maryland — The chairman of the EU Military Committee, whose job is to advise top EU officials on military strategy, urged the EU to incorporate NATO into its growing military space program to assure that the 32-nation alliance and the 27-nation EU reinforce each other.
The best way to do that, Gen. Seán Clancy said, is to solicit military advice in the design phase of a space program.
“Where policies have military implications, the military perspective must be brought in from . . .
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