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Canada's Communication Reserve Links Warfighters
As with the U.S. military, Canada is transforming its military to enhance network-centric operations and to improve information security. And, also similar to the United States, the Canadian Forces are counting on their reservists to shore up their ranks in current operations as well as in homeland security. Changes taking place today and plans for the future will align reservists better with their active duty counterparts and increase the expertise they bring to the battlespace. Communication reservists, who are already playing an active role, are likely to see their contributions to national security expand in the near future.
Computer Models Ensure Open Navy Communication Lines
Communication decision aids are enabling U.S. Navy shipboard-system developers to improve system designs and on-station communicators to prepare better communications plans by predicting performance. The tools help designers take into account the variables of the entire communications environment, including a sea of antennas or other obstacles that could block communications. Perhaps more importantly, the tool set helps commanders answer the quandary, "I have the systems, but can I communicate?"
Assessing Communications of Humans and Autonomous Systems
ARL researchers examine robot-human team interactions to support soldiers.
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Marine Corps Communicators Consolidate Training
The aim is to provide comprehensive instruction in a deployment environment.
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Myth-busting Memo Guides Government Acquisition
A memorandum to federal officials about information sharing during government acquisition processes is opening the lines of communication between agencies and vendors. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) memo includes guidelines for comprehensive communication plans, awareness campaigns, education modules and discussion forums, all of which aim at facilitating dialogue.
German Firm Aims Antennas At Security Communications
German technologists are employing commercial off-the-shelf components to develop communication systems for security agencies. Under a single umbrella organization, they are combining networking services and the secure links mandated by government organizations that are potential targets of hostile cyberspace intruders.
From Pigeons to ESP
A longtime AFCEA communicator looks back and ahead.
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High Frequency Communications Features Highs and Lows
If satellite links go down, HF radios can take up the slack.
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U.S. Navy Runs Interference on Signals Conflict
Researchers seek to tear down antennas cluttering ship decks and improve critical communication technologies.
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Finland Is Developing Communication Superpowers
Finnish researchers are advancing in-band full-duplex wireless communication to improve military applications.
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