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...esis of this paper is that the advanced capabilities provided by TSAT are limited and will not be sufficient to serve the ground-based portion of the communications network supporting network-centric warfare (NCW). To validate this proposition, this study will start by identifying space-based systems that will enable NCW, discuss the requirements for ground-based NCW, and ...

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...udy analyzes whether special operations forces (SOF) should use unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) to support intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, communications, and resupply capability deficiencies. The author’s objective is to review the missions and requirements of the United States Special Operations Command, examine current and future unmanned aerial vehicle techn...

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...ities can help isolate the battlespace. These systems can also enhance the ability to combat fielded rebels through surveillance, reconnaissance, and communications. Finally, the effects space forces generate can support the government and help strengthen its ability to solve the insurgents’ cause. The discussion concludes with specific recommendations to improve performan...

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...rganize, Train, and Equip 23 Recommendation: Develop a Subtheater Force Development Strategy 27 Recommendation: Update Nuclear Command and Control Communications 29...

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...of mission-type orders and requests in order to draw conclusions regarding the necessary preconditions in the categories of leadership, organization, communications technology, and procedure. These studies are Gen George C. Kenney’s air campaign in the Southwest Pacific during World War II and Operation Desert Storm....

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...desire to enforce the enemy. The battle cannot take place on the ground, in the air, or on the water, in an open paradoxist cooperation with all-military denominations, and using their armament’s procedures with the goal of empowering the non-aggressor enemy. The battle is not the only way for obtaining the miscarriage. The battle’s goal is not the destruction...

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......................13 The disorganization principle of the subunits of unpatriotic guards. ............15 The subunits of the other branches of the military, their non-role, and their non-missions. ....15 The non-role and non-missions unsustainable by the other branches of the military. ......16 Not understanding the modern military ......................17 General pr...

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...Einsenstein‘s specialized epic, The Printing Press as an Agent of Change: Communications and Cultural Transformations in Early Modern Europe. Expan... ...reedom for everyone. One of his first moves was to organize the Mongol military into units of ten, one hundred, one thousand, and ten thousand. H... ...his Khan was this tradition his grandfather had established in the Mongol military: He never asked his men to die for him and never willingly sacrif... ...enturies before America‘s ―pony express.‖ Besides embracing the Mongol military tradition and stressing the importance of a safe Silk Road, Kubla... ...able a dynasty as ever ruled a great empire. They showed a combination of military genius, personal courage, and cultural tolerance unequaled by any ... ...nsciousness of history and the print industry‘s setting in motion a major communications revolution. Eisenstein, moreover, decries an ivory-tower ... ...ing knowledge exponentially. Huge gain for star-gazers and map-makers Communications surged among scholars in such different fields of study as ... ... global world relies on English as its primary language for international communications. A myriad of reasons have been put forth to explain why ... ...g people, many of whom had never dreamed of going to college before their military service. They, too, benefited greatly from the availability of bo...

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...Base 18 on Planet DN-DU-144/5 was a place that could only be found on detailed military maps. This planet was circling a sun situated at the border between our Local Bubble of stars in the Milky Way and the much bigger Loop 1 Bubble, another assembly of suns and planets. DN-DU-144/5 was the fifth planet...

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...Colonel Felker’s paper espouses a practical theory of airpower based on the synergistic relationship among societal structure and lines of communications that comprise infrastructure. Rather than isolating different elements of society and their concomitant targets, the theory views targets in a more holistic way. Of note, the theory articulates a culturally bas...

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...died a horrible, humiliating death. That was the level to which the mightiest military culture was brought to: because of their insane, inhuman prac... ...led cultures the nomads conquered. For thousands of years: the most powerful military weapon had been the horse-archer. Up until the 14 th Centur... ...ern Empire to ever exist… and then… out last, take over that Empire. Not as a military power, but as a spiritual power. And spread its religious do... ...es and control their Oil production. And nobody notices that he is calling a military invasion and an armed occupation: spreading democracy. Ric... ...n high-tech armies and nuclear reactors and missiles… what will happen to the military power of the rich countries? If the poor countries ever get a... ...ontact was. The point is…Icke never bothered to question the veracity of the communications he received from some unseen source. If he had, and if... ...elieve that there was only one unseen invisible abstract ‘God’… because their communications were so rare: they thought only one undead aura was doi...

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... Description of document: A History of U.S. Communications Security (Volumes I and II); the Davi... ...498 10 December 2008 This responds to your request of 23 December 2007 to have A History of U.S. Communications Security (2 volumes) by David G. Boak,... ...in this busineu, aDd what CNr objectives reIJly an. It..,rna obviOUB that we Deed to protect our communications becaWle they consistentlyreve~ our str... ... a truly formidable opponent. So the first "if" underlying our argument for the need lor COMSEC (Communications Security) is more than a postulate-a d... ...ions center. and used right in ihe offices where the actual business of government and strategic military affairs is con­ ducted. This called for mach... ...ols such 88 we have here are simply not feasible in a faciUty such u the Pentagon oron a typical military post: yetitis injustsuch environments that t... ...e difliculti. were terrific. To have tactical usaae on field telephones aDd radio telephones aDd military ftbic1es and. especially, in aircraft. the e... ...pes and the primitive rotor key generator then called SIGTOT_ Bell Telephone rented and sold the military a mw.ng device called a 131-B2 and this comb... ...nferences that ensued after this dis­ covery are fascinating. They had sold the equipmeDt to the military with the auurance that it was secure, but it...

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...reedom to range over the battlefield at will, utilizing heavy bombers in the GAPS role was possible. This combination of the JDAM along with improved communications systems made this new mission a reality. With the success of these operations, Colonel Theisen believes the USAF should initiate doctrine, rules of engagement, and training changes to accommodate this mission....

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...grow in its importance to the United States . Often possessing a wealth of vital natural resources or a geographic position astride crucial lines of communications, third world nations have, in many cases, become the focal point of East-West confrontations . Additionally, the frequent political turmoil and economic crises that plague some of these third world nations ofte...

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...1 POLITICAL OBJECTIVES AND MILITARY POWER: SOME RELATIONSHIPS . . . . . . . . . .1 Crisis Defined . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Categories and Characteristics of Military Force . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....

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...Unfortunately, the existence of command, control, communications, and intelligence (C3I) structures, mechanisms, systems, and capabilities does not guarantee success. Major Orr attacks the basic problem of producing a conceptual model of the combat operations process. Only a...

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... . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Sun Tzu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Objectives of War . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Civil-Military Relationships . . . . . . . . . . 2 Principles of War . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Tactical Principles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Carl von Clausewitz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Andre Beaufr...

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...onchalantly flouting them far and wide. Hence the fervid demonstrations against its military presence in places as disparate as South Korea, Japan, ... ... but also its facilities to the inspectors of the Chemical Weapons Convention, its military to the sanctions of the (anti) land mines treaty and th... ...Noriega - two acknowledged monsters - were aided and abetted by the CIA and the US military. America had to invade Panama to depose the latter and ... ... world domination." The second, third and fourth are mainly economic, cultural and military. In an echo of defunct Soviet and Euro-left conspiracy... ... "triggered by commercial capital." This capital - better known in the West as the military-industrial complex - also determines US foreign policy.... ...n unco- operative since 1988. The trick is to apply during public holidays, or when communications are down (as they are now), because the borrower'...

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...onstructed forest roads and trails. They lived in work camps under a semi- military regime. They were provided with food rations and a modest monthly... ...d crafts and trades – actually increased. But construction, transport and communications, and, to a lesser extent, housing, utilities, landscaping, ... ...forest fires, and constructed forest roads and trails. They lived in semi-military work camps, were provided with food rations and a modest monthly ... ...added, as it forecast a deficit of 1.7 million workers in Information and Communications Technologies throughout the Union: "A declining EU work... ...on of social and cultural issues. Jane Taylor, Information Manager at the Communications Workers Union, writing recently for the online research gui...

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...ffices is to investigate future concepts of operations (CONOPS). One in particular relates to this study, the CONOPS for space and command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. The Air Force is very sensitive about incorporating new technology into its operations. While the authors advocate a feasibility study for reactors i...

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...This document contains an overview of the issues surrounding UFO/ ETI topics including background information and implications, summaries of military and government witness testimony of experiences with UFO/ETI, and recommendations for action....

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...rt Salas: US Air Force, SAC Launch Controller Prof. Robert Jacobs: US Air Force Harry Allen Jordan: US Navy James Kopf: US Navy Crypto Communications -Witness Testimony Overview Astronaut Edgar Mitchell: May 1998 Monsignor Corrado Balducci: September 2000 -Radar and Pilot Cases Introduction FAA Division Chief John Callahan ...

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...the computer system he was unable to communicate. Regarded as nothing more than a young infant of a few years he was generally left alone - until the military intervened. More advanced weapons could be constructed; with a human brain making the decisions rather than a computer. The military under the command of General Naitsirho, moved many of the functioning brain...

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...d meaning. The humanist Abraham Maslow had similar ideas. Then there are the perceptions of our society, especially our neighborhoods and the commun... ...qba ibn Nafi crossed the deserts of Egypt and began the first Muslim conquest of the Maghreb region of North Africa, establishing a number of milita... ...efenses. We hate to see death, but sometimes for the good of the world those trying to improve it must defend themselves. We would never use a milita... ...ced, uncreative, and conforming. These people function reasonably well in a highly structured authoritarian social system such as is found in milita... ... ‗doing other people in.‘ They may be aggressive criminals such as bank robbers or murdering hit men. In some countries they may go into the milita... ...hem. So you would need a great infusion of money from philanthropists or from interested countries. Then you would have to have a guarantee of milita...