A Short Review on Integrated C2 Systems

Abstract

This report addresses the evolution of C2 systems from platform centric to network centric in the Information Age. It investigates the advantages of information distribution on a through different command grids to build a Force Multiplier. It addresses the standards, challenges and methods to overcome the limitations. Finally HAVELSAN C2 and supporting systems
enabling Network Centric Operations are mentioned

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