National_Catalogues: Army Communicator. Voice of the Signal Regiment. Volume 31 Number 4, Fall 2006

Title: Army Communicator. Voice of the Signal Regiment. Volume 31 Number 4, Fall 2006
Identifier: ADA500853
STOAbstractExternal: The Army Communicator is an authorized official quarterly professional bulletin of the U.S. Army Signal Center, Fort Gordon, GA. The focus of this issue is the Joint Network Node-Network. Partial contents: JNN-N advances the Army towards modularity; JNN-N is making a contribution to the deployed forces; JNN-N is selected as: IDGA Network Centric Warfare Award winner; Signal Center offers hands-on learning of systems like JNN-N; Current Force Network IPT involves everybody; NetOps evolves from staff, Warfighter, Signal support; SEC provides tools to maintain JNN-N; JNN-N support continues beyond production/fielding; IPs provide JNN-N community timely, relevant CM data; JUICE allows JNN-N staff to solve interoperability issues of the future; Trust within C-E LCMC helps programs like JNN succeed; NSC-T provides: JNN-N training support, remote troubleshooting, Soldier training; Soldiers build careers through education, Soldiers: JNN-N transmits more information faster - saves lives; What Soldiers are saying about JNN-N: As viewed by 86 currently deployed in Iraq; Veterans reflect how technology has evolved since WWII; Tactics, tips, procedures from observer controllers; Commercializing comms in a 'come-as-you-are' stability operation; Four distinguished members inducted into Regiment; National Communications Architecture: Required capabilities to support a JTF, challenges to USNORTHCOM.

STOAuthorExternal: ARMY SIGNAL CENTER AND FORT GORDON GA McElmurray, Janet A., Wood, Susan
STOClassificationExternal: N
STOKeywordsExternal: JOINT NETWORK NODE-NETWORK
STOPublisher: USA
Language: English
STOReportSource: http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA500853
Published: 6/1/2006

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