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RAND ArroyoCenter Research Brief: Improving Communications in Urban Warfare
Of the missions that U.S. military forces must conduct, urban operations are perhaps the most difficult. Compounding their difficulties at the lowest tactical levels, or for infantrymen moving through back alleys and buildings, is the interference caused by buildings and structures that impedes electronic communication. The growing reliance of the U.S. military on 'information superiority' underscores the need to address problems of military communication in urban areas. To speed and ensure better communications, military planners can seek to increase the 'supply' of improved communications technologies or to decrease the 'demand' for them through changes in tactics, techniques, or procedures. Recent RAND research suggests military planners should address both the 'supply' and 'demand' for communications in urban operations.
RAND ArroyoCenter Research Brief: Improving Communications in Urban Warfare
Of the missions that U.S. military forces must conduct, urban operations are perhaps the most difficult. Compounding their difficulties at the lowest tactical levels, or for infantrymen moving through back alleys and buildings, is the interference caused by buildings and structures that impedes electronic communication. The growing reliance of the U.S. military on 'information superiority' underscores the need to address problems of military communication in urban areas. To speed and ensure better communications, military planners can seek to increase the 'supply' of improved communications technologies or to decrease the 'demand' for them through changes in tactics, techniques, or procedures. Recent RAND research suggests military planners should address both the 'supply' and 'demand' for communications in urban operations.
RAND ArroyoCenter Research Brief: Improving Communications in Urban Warfare
2002
2 pages
Report
No indication
English
Electrotechnology , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Common Carrier & Satellite , Military operations , Electronic equipment , Communication and radio systems , Urban warfare , Radiotelephones , Military forces(United states) , Missions , Infantry personnel , Military planning , Urban areas
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