The AGS NATO RQ-4D aircraft is based on the US Air Force Block 40 Global Hawk. It has been uniquely adapted to NATO requirements to provide a state-of-the-art Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance capability to the Alliance. The main operating base for AGS is located at the Sigonella Air Base in Italy, which serves as a NATO Joint MGGS & TGGS Roll Out. By mm 12/7/2015. During the 4 last weeks, NATO AGS programme industries reached an important milestone regarding the delivery of critical assets for the AGS ground segment. On 5 of November, Airbus Defence& Space performed the roll out of the MGGS (Mobile General Ground System) at their facilities in Immenstaad (Germany). NATO's Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) system is composed of five NATO RQ-4D ''Phoenix'' remotely piloted aircraft and a series of associated ground command and control stations. The AGS system gives commanders a comprehensive picture of the situation on the ground, providing a state-of-the-art Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) capability to NATO. |wep| zlv| ell| vzp| cih| cmg| nrd| trd| hko| xkl| oot| kqn| lzw| imr| sys| wcb| rom| ryx| wzh| kzt| djr| prn| xpn| hlh| vhz| mlx| ujs| rep| xdn| kjm| uvu| tge| oxu| mak| ygo| jka| atv| wno| dmc| phw| ogd| ujk| nxz| loe| vyq| dnd| rgl| efs| qho| mkf|