C. Bell, Raymond E. Conley
Abstract
The history of communications in the Navy has shown the importance of the role it plays in conducting military operations. A general overview of Navy communications is discussed, providing the framework for the new developments for the 1980's. Discussion focuses on three major areas: strategic, long-haul two-way, and tactical communications.
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The history of communications in the Navy has shown the importance of the role it plays in conducting military operations. A general overview of Navy communications is discussed, providing the framework for the new developments for the 1980's. Discussion focuses on three major areas: strategic, long-haul two-way, and tactical communications.
Key concepts: Navy, Tactical communications, Military communications, Telecommunications, Engineering, Communications system, Computer science, Systems engineering