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Abstract. This paper explores the consequences that might flow from a
complete networking of all systems making up a military force.
The impact of both the general thought pattern involved in
Network Centric Warfare as well as of its specific recommendations
upon a nation's ability to fight a war are discussed.
The paper is intended to provide a balance to the
often-exaggerated claims made by proponents of Network Centric Warfare concerning
the advantages of this way of fighting a war.
Related topics:
network centric warfare, art of war, command and control, homeland security, command systems
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