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New NATO deployable comms nears completion
A Polish signals battalion will become the first NATO unit to receive the NATO Rapid Reaction Force Deployable Communication Information Systems (NRF DCIS), Cassidian has revealed.
Described as the latest technology available in NATO deployable communications, DCIS is expected to conduct its first operational trial in March with Polish forces ...
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