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A Guide to U.S. Navy Command, Control, and Communications.

D.A. Paolucci, Norman Polmar, John Patrick

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Naval command, control, and communications (C3) is examined from early applications through the development of U.S. Navy C3 to date. Current national and Navy C3 systems and organizations are described. The role of C3 personnel is explained briefly. Finally, significant overall trends in U.S. Navy C3 technology and organization are identified. (Author)

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Naval command, control, and communications (C3) is examined from early applications through the development of U.S. Navy C3 to date. Current national and Navy C3 systems and organizations are described. The role of C3 personnel is explained briefly. Finally, significant overall trends in U.S. Navy C3 technology and organization are identified. (Author)

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Naval command, control, and communications (C3) is examined from early applications through the development of U.S. Navy C3 to date. Current national and Navy C3 systems and organizations are described. The role of C3 personnel is explained briefly. Finally, significant overall trends in U.S. Navy C3 technology and organization are identified. (Author)

Key concepts: Navy, Command and control, Aeronautics, Control (management), Telecommunications, Engineering, Operations research, Operations management

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