Whither tactical communications
L.L. Taylor
Abstract
L.L. Taylor
Abstract
The author presents an appeal to those concerned with military communications to work together to put an end to fractionated military communication systems, and provide well-designed, integrated, flexible, and survivable (but less expensive) voice and data communications for the soldier and commander of the future. It is suggested that MILCOM start the process by forming a civilian/military/government communication planning, coordination, and consulting committee dedicated to focusing standards, specifications, research, development, and engineering on coordinated integrated communications for military use.>
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The author presents an appeal to those concerned with military communications to work together to put an end to fractionated military communication systems, and provide well-designed, integrated, flexible, and survivable (but less expensive) voice and data communications for the soldier and commander of the future. It is suggested that MILCOM start the process by forming a civilian/military/government communication planning, coordination, and consulting committee dedicated to focusing standards, specifications, research, development, and engineering on coordinated integrated communications for military use.>
Key concepts: Appeal, Government (linguistics), Process (computing), Work (physics), Military communications, Computer science, Engineering, Telecommunications