The network-centric craze: will network-centric warfare really make forces faster and more effective?
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Journal of Electronic Defense Vol 29 No 5, May 2006, pp.38-40Summary: Report of an interview with Jeff Cares, a former US Navy officer and Defense Dept analyst who thinks too little attention has been given to the supposed benefits of network centric warfare.
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Report of an interview with Jeff Cares, a former US Navy officer and Defense Dept analyst who thinks too little attention has been given to the supposed benefits of network centric warfare.
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