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Seamless connectivity from sea to shore

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Signal, September 1st, 2000

Service continues to evaluate satellite-linked information system for use in amphibious operations. The U.S. Marine Corps is assessing a new communications system that will enable deployed forces to establish data network connectivity between land and sea forces in support of joint amphibious operations. A combination of commercial off-theshelf and Marine legacy equipment would provide basic tactical communications designed to meet the requirements of international operations. Currently undergoing a series of tests, the technology could be ready for full-scale implementation as early as fall ...

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