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network-centric warfare: a standalone construct

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Strategic studies

linking sensors, decision makers and weapons through networks so that shared information yields faster and more effective combat power.

In strategic studies, network-centric warfare refers to linking sensors, decision makers and weapons through networks so that shared information yields faster and more effective combat power. This meaning comes from Alberts (1999) in Network centric warfare.[1]

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Alberts, D. S. (1999). Network centric warfare. National Defense University Press. ISBN 9781579060190

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