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Communications to support distributed command and control systems
The author provides an overview of the significant communications problems encountered in supporting distributed command and control; a review of the state of the art of the technology; and some recent examples of how some of the technical problems are being attacked. There are three factors which drive command, control, and communications systems toward distributed architectures. These are the distributed nature of modern command and control, system survivability, and speed with which system functions must be done. These factors are considered.<>
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