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NATO ANEP-54

Guidelines for Cots Insertion Nato Industrial Advisory Group NIAG/SG-52 Naval Combat System (NCS) Architecture Design Principles Standardization - ED 1

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NATO - North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Year: 1998

Abstract: Background
A major part of the requirements for any military system are concerned with functionality (what the system must do) and performance (how well it must do it, not just how fast). Military Command and Control systems (of which the Naval Combat System is an excellent example) are expected to provide state of the art capabilities, after all it is only through achieving better functionality and performance than the opposing forces that military advantage is gained.
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contributor authorNATO - North Atlantic Treaty Organization
date accessioned2017-09-04T16:45:37Z
date available2017-09-04T16:45:37Z
date copyright04/01/1998
date issued1998
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identifier urihttp://mapnamagz.yabesh.ir/std;query=autho1826AF67FCdardstandardsfen/handle/yse/108907
description abstractBackground
A major part of the requirements for any military system are concerned with functionality (what the system must do) and performance (how well it must do it, not just how fast). Military Command and Control systems (of which the Naval Combat System is an excellent example) are expected to provide state of the art capabilities, after all it is only through achieving better functionality and performance than the opposing forces that military advantage is gained.
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titleNATO ANEP-54num
titleGuidelines for Cots Insertion Nato Industrial Advisory Group NIAG/SG-52 Naval Combat System (NCS) Architecture Design Principles Standardization - ED 1en
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