Army Communicator. Volume 33, Number 3, Summer 2008. WIN-T: Increasing the Power of Battlefield Communications

摘要

Contents: WIN-T enabling battle command for the Joint Warfighter through total system Life Cycle Management by MG Dennis L. Via; Advancing the Army through an innovative process by BG Nick Justice; WIN-T Information = combat power magnifies effects by COL Edward H. Eidson; PMO WIN-T the future is now. by COL William C. Hoppe; WIN-T to evolve with modularity by Josh Davidson and James J. Sintic; Enabling Wideband SATCOM on-the-move communications by Chris Swenarton, Eugene Levchenko, Lino Gonzalez, Mark Lange, Eugene Pedotor; Satellite communications for company level warfighter by Rich Wexler and Sayed Ali; HNW -- WIN-T Increment 2 LOS solution by Darren LeBlanc; WIN-T Networking Waveforms Unprecedented Spectrum Efficiency by Richard Hoffman; WIN-T Air Tier - - providing beyond line-of-sight coverage for ground forces by Denee Lake; Users examine WIN-T Increment 1's challenges, successes, lessons learned by LTC Rodney Mentzer and Josh Davidson; New Equipment Training for Increment 2 to build on Increment 1 by Timothy Rider; PD TNAC2 ensures interoperability among separate systems by Jennifer Zbozny and Josh Davidson; WIN-T from a logistics perspective by Diane Concepcion; WIN-T Increment 1 Test Strategy by Herbert Cort; WIN-T Increment 2 Test Stategy (sic) by Kenneth Hutchinson; Army ready with the next generation of network operations by Greg Wagner; Defense in-depth strategy ensures security across WIN-T by Deryk Ganno; Battle Command Battle Lab at Fort Gordon, a rich heritage of support to WIN-T by Dale A. White; Theater Tactical Sig Bde concept now a reality by 2LT Jon Reiss, CPT Joseph Kachmar, and MAJ Rob Fago; Army LandWarNet NetOps Architecture by Malcom Cannon; Regional Hub Node connects Expeditionary Force to Enterprise by Charlie Fulford; NSCs enable Expeditionary information by Geoffrey Wells; Requirements for ESB recognized following OIF by Billy Johnson; and WIN-T Personnel Requirements by MAJ Alprentice Smith and John Plotts.