Command, Control, Communications And Intelligence (C3I) Project Book, Fiscal Year 1993
Marcy M. Rubman
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Marcy M. Rubman
Abstract
The C3I Project Book displays a cross section of Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence (C3I) systems/equipment which are currently in development, production, or in the field. This publication is a coordinated effort between the Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM), PEO Command and Control Systems, PEO Communications Systems, and PEO Intelligence and Electronic Warfare. CECOM, along with the PEO's it supports, shares the critical mission of sustaining and modernizing communication, electronics and intelligence systems in order to support the soldier with the best state-of-the-art C3I equipment and service available. This publication serves to keep our wide audience abreast of the latest developments and initiatives relating to our equipment.
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The C3I Project Book displays a cross section of Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence (C3I) systems/equipment which are currently in development, production, or in the field. This publication is a coordinated effort between the Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM), PEO Command and Control Systems, PEO Communications Systems, and PEO Intelligence and Electronic Warfare. CECOM, along with the PEO's it supports, shares the critical mission of sustaining and modernizing communication, electronics and intelligence systems in order to support the soldier with the best state-of-the-art C3I equipment and service available. This publication serves to keep our wide audience abreast of the latest developments and initiatives relating to our equipment.
Key concepts: Command and control, Control (management), Engineering, Electronics, Service (business), Field (mathematics), Telecommunications, Computer security