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Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence Electronic Warfare (C4IEW) Project Book, Fiscal Year 1994. (Non-FOUO Version)

J.G. Newman

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The C4IEW Project Book is a reference book displaying a cross-section of U.S. Army major systems and equipment which are currently in development, production, or in the field. It reflects a coordinated effort between CECOM, PEO Command and Control Systems. (CCS), PEO Communications Systems (COMM), and PEO Intelligence and Electron Warfare (IEW). This edition is for use by industry and can be disseminated without restriction.

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The C4IEW Project Book is a reference book displaying a cross-section of U.S. Army major systems and equipment which are currently in development, production, or in the field. It reflects a coordinated effort between CECOM, PEO Command and Control Systems. (CCS), PEO Communications Systems (COMM), and PEO Intelligence and Electron Warfare (IEW). This edition is for use by industry and can be disseminated without restriction.

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The C4IEW Project Book is a reference book displaying a cross-section of U.S. Army major systems and equipment which are currently in development, production, or in the field. It reflects a coordinated effort between CECOM, PEO Command and Control Systems. (CCS), PEO Communications Systems (COMM), and PEO Intelligence and Electron Warfare (IEW). This edition is for use by industry and can be disseminated without restriction.

Key concepts: Command and control, Control (management), Field (mathematics), Section (typography), Computer security, Engineering, Telecommunications, Computer science

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