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Constant surveillance is pushing NATO to ‘scatter the force’ to survive, top commander says
NATO is rethinking command and control structures to disperse forces amid threats from persistent surveillance and long-range strikes. French Adm. Pierre Vandier, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Transformation, emphasized the need to avoid large troop concentrations and adopt decentralized approaches using cloud-based technologies.
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