NATO official says members often aren't buying weapons together, and it's a mistake

Allies are working more closely together on weapons like the US-made Patriot air defense system, but officials say more must be done. Peter Mueller/Bundeswehr via Getty Images NATO members often aren't buying weaponry together, an alliance official said. She shared that nations still approach industry "individually with their individual requirements." She also said NATO needs to change its development models. NATO members aren't regularly buying weapons together, limiting how quickly and ch...