'Awfully slow warfare'

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The main tenet of network centric warfare is that a force connected by modern information technologies will outperform a force that is not and it has been put into practice throughout the United States military. Frustrated by the slow pace of antisubmarine warfare (ASW) in the network-centric age, the Navy is using advances in acoustic processing and communications to help speed detection, targeting and engagement in ASW.

United States, Facilities & equipment, Equipment and supplies, Anti-submarine warfare, Antisubmarine warfare, Electronic warfare

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Protecting information

Article Abstract:

Vice Adm. H. Denby Starling II, head of Naval Network Warfare Command (NETWARCOM) speaks about the future of the U.S. Navy networks. Starling discusses information operations (IO) and their significance to naval warfare.

Interview, Military leaders, Starling, H. Denby, II.

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Power in partnership

Article Abstract:

The U.S. Navy is involving international partners in maritime security roles to help meet its commitments in diverse regions.

Management, International aspects, Military aspects, United States. Navy, Marine safety

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