Myth or real : network centric warfare and integrated command and control for the SAF? / Lim Seng Hock
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Pointer Vol 32 No 3, 2006, pp.26-42Summary: Effective command and control systems can be force multipliers in their own right. This article considers the advantages of good C2, and highlights the challenges and potential stumbling blocks to successfully implementing such systems in armed forces like the SAF.
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Effective command and control systems can be force multipliers in their own right. This article considers the advantages of good C2, and highlights the challenges and potential stumbling blocks to successfully implementing such systems in armed forces like the SAF.
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