Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Military Dependence on Commercial Satellite Communications Systems--Strength or Vulnerability?]( "Military Dependence on Commercial Satellite Communications Systems--Strength or Vulnerability?")
Military Dependence on Commercial Satellite Communications Systems--Strength or Vulnerability?53,99 €![Suitability of Using an Evolutionary Acquisition Strategy in Joint Acquisition Programs for Command and Control Systems]( "Suitability of Using an Evolutionary Acquisition Strategy in Joint Acquisition Programs for Command and Control Systems")
Suitability of Using an Evolutionary Acquisition Strategy in Joint Acquisition Programs for Command and Control Systems52,99 €![Shot in the Dark: Protecting America's Space Commerce]( "Shot in the Dark: Protecting America's Space Commerce")
Shot in the Dark: Protecting America's Space Commerce52,99 €![Predicting Software Development Cost for Command and Control Systems]( "Predicting Software Development Cost for Command and Control Systems")
Predicting Software Development Cost for Command and Control Systems53,99 €![Preempting the Storm: Mitigating America's National Security Vulnerability to Disruptive Magnetic Events]( "Preempting the Storm: Mitigating America's National Security Vulnerability to Disruptive Magnetic Events")
Preempting the Storm: Mitigating America's National Security Vulnerability to Disruptive Magnetic Events52,99 €![An Air Force Command and Control Battle Lab: Key to Information and Battlefield Superiority]( "An Air Force Command and Control Battle Lab: Key to Information and Battlefield Superiority")
An Air Force Command and Control Battle Lab: Key to Information and Battlefield Superiority52,99 €![Sharing Success: Owning Failure Preparing to Command in the 21st Century Air Force]( "Sharing Success: Owning Failure Preparing to Command in the 21st Century Air Force")
Sharing Success: Owning Failure Preparing to Command in the 21st Century Air Force52,99 €
The US military is becoming reliant on space systems. These systems provide us the essential information and communication means required to dominate the future battle-space. This reliance has extended beyond military programs, however, and now includes a reliance on commercial and civil systems. While this trend towards non-military systems is inevitable, does reliance on civil and commercial space systems create a unique center of gravity for the US military? This paper evaluates this issue by first identifying the need to use non-military systems and then developing a theory for analysis of realistic vulnerabilities of space systems. The focal point for this analysis is the command and control segment for a particular program. Four specific civil and commercial systems (Landsat, SPOT, Radarsat, and INTELSAT) are evaluated in light of this analysis.