Urban operations challenge shows limits of U.S., allied ISR capability

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The violence at al Fallujah, Iraq, which drew the first Marine Division into a deadly street fight in April 2004, highlighted weaknesses in the US and coalition forces intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities for supporting urban operations. The US forces continue to struggle with urban operations despite billion dollar advantages in ISR technology.

International Affairs, Management dynamics, Iraq, Military Exercises & Maneuvers, Military Action, Management, Military aspects, Company business management, Military operations, Military maneuvers, Military surveillance, Al-Falluja, Iraq

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Dr. Thomas Killion

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Dr. Th omas Killion , the U.S. Army Chief Scientist, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology speaks about the changing US Army from a low-tech to a high-tech force. Killion has stressed on the importance of technology in all systems of operations.

Executive changes & profiles, Dept of the Army, Officials and employees, Interview, United States. Army, Killion, Thomas

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