Translation of "armement conjoint en équipage " (French → English) :

co-crewing

Convention between the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the Government of the French Republic, the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Government of the Italian Republic on the establishment of the Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation | Convention on the establishment of the Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation

European arms policy [ European armaments cooperation | JOAC | Joint Organisation for Armaments Cooperation | OCCAR ]

Crewing Regulations

ship's crew

Armaments Cooperation Organisation | Joint Armaments Cooperation Structure | JACS [Abbr.] | OCCAR [Abbr.]

Joint Armaments Cooperation Structure [ OCCAR ]

Similarly, various Member States have already established joint procurement and research initiatives such as OCCAr (Organisme Conjoint de Coopération en matière d'Armement / Joint Armament Cooperation Body) and WEAO (Western European Armament Organisation) and the initiative of the European Council of 19 and 20 June 2003 to set up an agency in the field of defence capabilities development, research, acquisition and armaments.

Initiatives for common procurement in organisations such as the Joint Armaments Cooperation Organisation (OCCAR) and the Western European Armaments Group (WEAG) need to develop more quickly.

49. Urges the Member States to avoid rigid work-share agreements in joint armaments programmes, noting the adverse effects of the principle of ‘juste retour’ in terms of inefficient work distribution, leading to slower implementation and higher costs; calls for the ‘juste retour’ principle to be replaced with a much more flexible concept of ‘global balance’, which allows effective EU-wide competition for the selection of contractors, provided that a minimum balance is achieved in order to ensure that small and medium-sized enterprises can compete on an equal footing with large enterprises; welcomes the fact that ‘g ...[+++]lobal balance’ is used in the EDA's joint investment programme on force protection, and calls on the Agency to implement this concept over the whole spectrum of its activities, with the final aim of complying with the level playing field within the European defence equipment market and taking account of the interests of small and medium enterprises;

49. Urges the Member States to avoid rigid work-share agreements in joint armaments programmes, noting the adverse effects of the principle of ‘juste retour’ in terms of inefficient work distribution, leading to slower implementation and higher costs; calls for the ‘juste retour’ principle to be replaced with a much more flexible concept of ‘global balance’, which allows effective EU-wide competition for the selection of contractors, provided that a minimum balance is achieved in order to ensure that small and medium-sized enterprises can compete on an equal footing with large enterprises; welcomes the fact that ‘g ...[+++]lobal balance’ is used in the EDA’s joint investment programme on force protection, and calls on the Agency to implement this concept over the whole spectrum of its activities, with the final aim of complying with the level playing field within the European defence equipment market and taking account of the interests of small and medium enterprises;