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Whither tactical communications

L.L. Taylor

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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.>

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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

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