Constant surveillance is pushing NATO to ‘scatter the force’ to survive, top commander says

Constant surveillance is pushing NATO to change its command and control. US Army Reserve photo The modern battlefield is constantly monitored by drones, satellites, and other surveillance tools. Large troop gatherings or fixed command posts are becoming increasingly vulnerable to long-range strikes. The threat has pushed NATO to rethink command and control and how to scatter forces. Persistent surveillance over the modern battlefield is forcing NATO leaders to rethink command and control an...