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 | THE FIBER DISTRIBUTED DATA INTERFACE
Over three years ago,the American Ntional Standards Institute began work in committee to specify a standard token ring computer network based on optical fibers.The Fiber Distributed Data Interface hereafter referred to as FDDI-is the emerging standard which sets out the results of their work.As the product of a group effort by many commercial vendors,the FDDI document can be expected to standardize all commercially developed,fiber based computer networks. R531 has followed the work of the ANSI ...Read more > | 12 Pages 1.02 MB |
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 | TANNENBERG : THE FIRST USE OF SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE IN MODERN WARFARE
The battle of Tannenberg on 27-30 August 1914 led to a major German victory over Russian forces at the onset of World War I. Wireless radio was still a new technology. While many factors contributed to the Russians' disjointed invasion of Prussia, key to the German victory were intercepts of Russian communications to include detailed operational and tactical orders.This paper will review some of the events leading up to the battle then center on the battle itself examining the role of signals ...Read more > | 37 Pages 1.38 MB |
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 | THE MYTH OF DOING MORE WITH LESS : THE IMPACT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ON AN ORGANIZATION
Information dominates our society and the way we do business. Organizations use electronic mail (E-mail) to communicate worldwide with clients. The Internet and World Wide Web (WWW) sites are flourishing, with information accessed with amazing speed across worldwide links. The Air Force has even cited Information Superiority as one of its core competencies. In many organizations, use of the network and Internet have
become indispensable, resulting in a demand they be 100 percent ...Read more > | 64 Pages 232.00 KB |
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 | TACTICAL BATTLEFIELD COMMUNICATIONS
At the outset of this study, the Task Force observed that there was no such thing as just tactical communications. Rather, it saw requirements for conducting military operations in two major theaters of war as well as for conducting a wide variety of other missions. It also saw emerging requirements for a telecommunication infrastructure to support rapid force projection,early entry, reachback/split-base and high mobility operations. Furthermore, Joint Vision 2010 (JV2010) assumed information ...Read more > | 222 Pages 7.59 MB |
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 | THE NATIONAL SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF INVESTMENTS AND PRODUCTS FROM
The increased presence of Chinese telecommunications products and services in the American marketplace is the result of bilateral investment between the United States and China. Chinese companies have offered U.S. investors opportunities to balance risk and gain potentially higher rates of return by participating in the worlds fastestgrowing emerging ...Read more > | 103 Pages 1.64 MB |
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 | ISAF DCOS COMMUNICATION OVERVIEW
Plan, coordinate, execute, and assess all communication efforts in order to increase public perceptions of legitimacy for both NATO – ISAF and GIRoA, undermine insurgent messages, and inspire the Afghan population to play an increasingly active role in their own security, governance, and development. ...Read more > | 11 Pages 932.00 KB |
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