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Network-centric warfare : do new electronic warfare capabilities threaten operations?/ Geoff Slocombe

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SLOCOMBE Geoff

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In: Defence Review Asia: Sept-Oct 2017, Vol. 11, No. 5, pp.12-15 (146)Summary: NCW enables command and control to be decentralised to a lower level enabling faster and more effective responses to developing situations.

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NCW enables command and control to be decentralised to a lower level enabling faster and more effective responses to developing situations.

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