#network-centric warfare

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Ağ Merkezli Savaş (Network-Centric Warfare)

Ağ merkezli savaş; coğrafi olarak dağınık güçlerin, paylaşılan savaş alanında yüksek bir farkındalık seviyesine ve komutanın niyeti doğrultusunda, stratejik, operasyonel ve taktik hedeflere ulaşmak için yararlanılan yetenekler olarak karakterize edilir. Bu insanları, platformları, silahları, sensörleri ve karar yardımcılarını,  açıkça tüm parçalarının toplamından daha büyük olan tek bir ağ içinde bütün olacak şekilde bağlar. Sonuçta, Geçmişte gereken kuvvetlerin fiziksel kütlesi olmadan, birçok durumda artan hız ve senkronizasyon  ile kitlesel etkileri ağ kuvvetleri sağlar.

“Elements of Defense Transformation” Raporu, Ekim 2004

Office of Force Transformation Office of the Secretary of Defense

Department of Defense Washington, DC

Kaynak: http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc?AD=ADA450716

[rethinkingsecurity-blog]

Re-Enchantment of Network-Centric Warfare

I have a new piece at WPR on the complicated legacy of NWC and netwar theory. It'll probably be behind a paywall soon, if not not already, so check it out now!

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#cyberwarfare #nwo #networkcentricwarfare #systemsofcontrol #problemreactionsolution

$1.2 billion, 1-Million-Square-Foot Facility Being Built in Utah

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Ground was broken Thursday on the Utah Data Center, a $1.2 billion, 1 million-square-foot cybersecurity center being built for the National Security Agency at Camp Williams near Salt Lake City.

The NSA, Department of Homeland Security and other agencies are expected to use the facility to help identify cyber threats and protect national IT security networks after construction is completed in about three years.

Secrecy is expected to shroud the center, with the groundbreaking being one of the public's last chances to take an open look at the project, according to the Tribune, the local paper. "We've been asked not to talk about the project," Rob Moore, president and chief operating officer of Big-D Construction, told the paper. His company is among a group of contractors building the facility. The Army Corps of Engineers is overseeing the project.

Once completed, the center will employee between 100 and 200 people, many with expertise in information technology, electrical engineering and mechanical engineering, said Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah.