1994 Near-Real-Time Intelligence Tactical Battlefield USAF Air University
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Military intelligence and tactical-air-warfare study examining the development and battlefield use of near-real-time combat information systems. Written by Major James P. Marshall, USAF, and published by Air University Press in January 1994 as Research Report No. AU-ARI-92-6. This specialized report will appeal to military intelligence professionals, Air Force historians, defense researchers, veterans, and collectors of post–Desert Storm doctrine. Its 117 pages address HUMINT, SIGINT, imagery intelligence, UAVs, J-STARS, U-2 reconnaissance, tactical data links, targeting, command and control, identification friend or foe, intelligence dissemination, fratricide prevention, Desert Storm lessons, and recommendations for an integrated combat information system. Illustrated with operational diagrams, intelligence-system charts, aircraft, communications networks, and tactical-control structures. Former Armed Forces Staff College Library copy with library stamps and labels, including a prominent WITHDRAWN stamp confirming deaccession. Softcover shows shelf wear, edge and corner wear, small creases, and library markings; interior pages appear clean and readable. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
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1994 Near-Real-Time Intelligence Tactical Battlefield USAF Air University
$50.00
SKU D-4