Government officials from Germany and the Netherlands have signed an agreement this week to build the first-ever joint military internet, dubbed TEN (Tactical Edge Networking), reports ZDNet.
The corresponding accord was penned on Wednesday in Brussels, Belgium, against the backdrop of NATO defence ministers' meeting there this week.
In what is being viewed as a trial test for unifying other NATO members' military networks in the future, this is a debut project between the two nations to agree to integrate parts of their military network.
Koblenz, Germany, has been selected as the headquarters for TEN, to be complemented by a design and prototype centre at Bernard Barracks in Amersfoort, the Netherlands..."
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