They could set up communications on a moment's notice that were almost as rich as the trashed civil communication network.
E. Information Infrastructure and Telecommunications (INFR-4) - Details of telecommunications and information systems, networks, and technologies supporting Paraguayan national leadership, military, foreign intelligence and security services (FISS), and civil sector communications.
So a Marine, a firefighter and a civilian Navy employee hopped in a truck, purchased some parts from a local electronics store and, working in a tent pitched beside a hot and dusty desert airport, built a cable adapter that finally established civil-military communications.
There is no civil society and communications are tightly monitored.
The Sudanese government rarely paid for road building and repair, schools, hospitals, civil servants, or communications facilities in Darfur.
The greater part of social and economic affairs remained within the purview of the republics, with the federal government taking responsibility for defense and security, foreign policy, the monetary system and unified market, human and civil rights, and communications systems.
By the time of the American Civil War, diplomatic communications were generally secured using codes, and cipher systems had become a rarity for this application because of their perceived weakness and inefficiency.
In Italy, railways crossing the alpine valleys are a vital means of civil and commercial communications with the rest of Europe.
Allison Hope is a civil rights advocate, communications professional and lesbian living in New York.
Networked communications among civil societies, on the other hand, can take advantage of two-way communications and peer-to-peer relations to overcome cultural differences.
