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Planning for the Next Cyberwar, Wired
 









Excerpt: Department of Defense futurists call it network-centric warfare. Other
military strategists simply refer to it as the digital war. The first Gulf War
was analog, they say. This one was digital. Digital it may have been -- using
real-time video images to target missiles in flight, wireless PDAs to connect
with stateside medical records from the battlefield, and virtual-reality
simulations to provide just-in-time delivery of material to front-line troops.
But the nascent version of network-centric warfare waged in Iraq was but a
pixilated, low-res harbinger of computer combat to come.
Source: Planning for the Next Cyberwar[
http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,58422,00.html ], Wired, 03/04/18

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