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The JAPCC Conference 2008 explored the vital role of space-based capabilities as a critical enabler for NATO's military and civil operations. Panelists discussed the necessity of joint space operations, reinforcing NATO's operational frameworks and information-sharing among member nations. Emphasis was placed on monitoring and protecting these space systems as dependence on them grows, while also addressing current gaps in space capabilities and integration. The conference aimed to guide member nations in meeting NATO’s operational space capability requirements.
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JAPCC Conference 2008 Panel 3 “Space as a critical enabler of NATO’s operations” The discussion will look at the various ways that space based capabilities have become a critical enabler of today’s operations, whether military or civil. Space activities should be conducted as a joint operation,which contributes significantly to BSM. As NATO becomes more dependent on, and our enemies have access to space capabilities, those systems must be monitored and protected. At present, there are many gaps in space capability and integration. NATO must continue to work towards better integration and sharing of information, which invariably transits space, and to provide direction to the member nations as to NATO’s operational space capability requirements.
JAPCC Conference 2008 “Space as a Critical Enabler of NATO’s Operations” Moderator : Air Marshal STURLEY • Air Commodore Bates • GBR A, UK MOD, ACOS Capability HQ Air • Brigadier General Kriesel • DEU A, Director German Air Force Transformation Centre • Colonel Shearer • USA A, National Security Space Office • M. Petitalot • FRA, Senior Space Advisor to French MOD Joint Staff