Hers was a top-down, command-and-control operation, online observers suggested.
During the flight, the onboard electronic systems malfunctioned, preventing command-and-control operations and limiting the ability to send email or video.
"This is a massive operation to really squeeze in the Breadbasket what we think is a major Al Qaeda logistics site, and to a lesser degree command-and-control operations," General Hertling said shortly before it started.
American commanders on Monday claimed success in attacking Libyan air defenses and command and control operations.
"One decision that needs to be made," he said, "is whether there will be a command and control operations in Britain or in France".
US soldiers will assist the local authorities by providing "command and control" operations, logistical expertise, medical training and engineering support, as part of a broader response by the US government to stop the epidemic.
Mission supportive MANETs require fast updates on node conditions in order to properly support command and control operations.
Single-hop topologies arise in applications ranging from battlefield command and control operations between a command centre (e.g., satellite or unmanned aerial vehicle) and deployed soldiers, to emerging body area networks for continuous health monitoring [13].
Furthermore, in March of 2010, CACI was awarded a $588 million indefinite delivery and indefinite quantity contract to support the U.S. Navy's Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command's command and control operations.
TWO: Here Comes the Mission Creep Just as in the prelude to the last Iraq War, there's plenty of chicken hawk courage going around on the media circuit, as commentator after commentator -- not to mention crotchety olde John McCain -- exclaims how easy it will be to degrade and destroy ISIS's "command and control" operations from the air.
It is hard to shake the image of global corporations as versions of post-Second World War U.S. multinationals: huge command-and-control pyramids, replicating their operations in places where, say, customers are particularly eager or labor is particularly cheap.
