Traduction de «ISR Ops » (Anglais → Français) :

State of Israel | Israel [ IL; ISR | IL; ISR ]

Working Group for the Review of the Status of Implementation of Scheduled Recommendations | ISR [Abbr.]

back face flushing | back of pick-face flushing | incendive sparking reduction system | ISR system

Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance | ISR [Abbr.]

ISR Suspense Account

A2 Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Operations [ A2 ISR Ops ]

Atlantic Littoral ISR Experiment [ ALIX | Atlantic Littoral Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Experiment ]

(d) Acquisition of information: acquisition of information (satellite images; theatre-level intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance (ISR), including air-to-ground surveillance (AGSR); human intelligence).

30. Calls for a more structured approach to address key capability shortfalls at European level and in particular in the areas of key force enablers and force multipliers ­– such as intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) assets, strategic air lift, helicopters, medical support, air-to-air refuelling and precision-guided munitions – in close cooperation and full complementarity with NATO; welcomes the initial results of pooling and sharing initiatives managed by the EDA but stresses that further progress in these and other areas is a necessity; deplores the fact that, although European armed forces have repeatedly faced the lack of such force enablers and force multipliers in CSDP and other operations, none of the identified c ...[+++]apability gaps have yet been filled in a satisfactory way;

36. Emphasises the key importance of satellite assets for modern-day operations, in particular with regard to ISR, communication and navigation capabilities and to the need to maximise the use of scarce resources based on a common approach and on the exploitation of all possible civil-military synergies to avoid unnecessary duplication; in this respect, encourages further cooperation between the European Space Agency, the EDA and the Commission, and insists on continued EU funding of the Copernicus (GMES) and Galileo programmes;

30. Calls for a more structured approach to address key capability shortfalls at European level and in particular in the areas of key force enablers and force multipliers ­– such as intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) assets, strategic air lift, helicopters, medical support, air-to-air refuelling and precision-guided munitions – in close cooperation and full complementarity with NATO; welcomes the initial results of pooling and sharing initiatives managed by the EDA but stresses that further progress in these and other areas is a necessity; deplores the fact that, although European armed forces have repeatedly faced the lack of such force enablers and force multipliers in CSDP and other operations, none of the identified c ...[+++]apability gaps have yet been filled in a satisfactory way;