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Integrated Operational and Combat Support Planning Will Support Air and Space Expeditionary Forces

Patrick Mills, Ken Evers, Donna Kinlin, Robert S. Tripp

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This research brief summarizes improvements and shortfalls of the Air Force's combat support command and control (CSC2) architecture and recommends further improvements that will be integral to its continued success.

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This research brief summarizes improvements and shortfalls of the Air Force's combat support command and control (CSC2) architecture and recommends further improvements that will be integral to its continued success.

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This research brief summarizes improvements and shortfalls of the Air Force's combat support command and control (CSC2) architecture and recommends further improvements that will be integral to its continued success.

Key concepts: Space (punctuation), Aeronautics, Aerospace engineering, Operations research, Computer science, Engineering, Operating system

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