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• In 2015, the CAST team won the International SunSat Design Competition with their video of a Multi-Rotary Joint concept.
• "It would have been the wrong thing to do for America to destroy the joint concept, " he said.
• Solid Energy and Ravensdown initially co-operated over a joint concept study until August 2012 when Ravensdown stated it would no longer be involved.
• The COE is an operationally focused organization concentrating on UAV systems technology, joint concepts, training, tactics, and procedural solutions to the warfighters needs.
• The doctrine became official in February 2010, and was renamed to Joint Concept for Access and Maneuver in the Global Commons ( JAM-GC ) in 2015.
• In May 2012 shortly after the Dstl release, the MOD published a'Joint Concept Note'entitled " " Future Black Swan-class Sloop-of-war " ".
• "It will yield something for all of us, if we go to Prague with an even better joint concept " for staging the Games, Kitzbuehel Mayor Horst Wendling told The Associated Press.
• As of 1 August 2011, the Joint Warfighting Center ( J7 ), Joint Center for Operational Analysis, and the Joint Concept Development and Experimentation directorate ( J9 ) merged and transitioned from Joint Forces Command to the Joint Staff J7 as part of USJFCOM s disestablishment.
• In the 2016 UK-France Security Summit, the two parties pledged to work on a " joint concept phase for the Future Cruise / Anti-Ship Weapon ( FC / ASW ) programme to identify solutions for replacement of the Scalp / Storm Shadow missiles for both countries, Harpoon for the UK and Exocet for France ."
• In order to meet the requirements of technological world of today, the War Colleges Command inaugurated the deeply needed Atat黵k Wargaming and Convention Center on 25 July 2003 to support academic education and training activities, to experiment the joint concepts in simulated environment as well as exercise and seminar environments, to create the joint doctrines of the Turkish Armed Forces.
• This pamphlet describes Force Operating Capabilities ( FOC ) desired for the U . S . Army near, mid and long term, encompassing the full spectrum of military operations, derived from analysis of joint concepts, Army Future Force concepts, and other documents developed in support of the National Military Strategy ( NMS ), Strategic Planning Guidance ( SPG ), Army Strategic Planning Guidance ( ASPG ), the Army Transformation Road Map ( ATR ), and the Army Campaign Plan ( ACP ).