Expeditionary communications: What it takes

Article Abstract:

Expeditionary warfare involves the projection of military power many miles from the home base and while it is usually used in peacekeeping operations, the US, France and the UK use it for war fighting. The need for providing adequate communications to support expeditionary warfare is an area that needs attention and innovation and one type of communication that is vital to these operations is satellite communications.

United Kingdom, France, Guided missiles and space vehicles, Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing, Military Communications Satellites, Military art and science, Military science

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Data links: Into the light?

Article Abstract:

The limitations that inhibit communications within a dynamic network need to be overcome and the US military is examining more flexible Line-of-Sight communication technologies whose frequencies are lower than conventional Data links. Data links based on laser-based communication are also being developed for deployment projected in the next decade.

Laser and infrared communication, Laser communications systems, Military communications, Laser communication systems

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Combat Soldier C41

Article Abstract:

The article examines the drawbacks that a combat soldier C41 faces in integrating human and technological factors to obtain geo-referenced information, and provides suggestions for improvement.

Management dynamics, Management, Soldiers, Company business management

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