Coalition network moves to Korea | Article

This is a #Gamechanger in the Pacific Coalition network moves to Korea CC: @USArmy @CERDEC

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md., (Sept. 7, 2012) -- Since it was stood up two years ago, the coalition network has become the standard enclave in which to share data and situational awareness between U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan. Now a similar tactical network is being upgraded in South Korea to enable U.S. partners in that country to reap similar rewards. "These networks give commanders in a coalition environment, both U.S. and coalition teammates, the ability to collaborate on the battlefield on a common operational picture," said Lt. Col. Greg Coile, product manager, or PdM, for Satellite Communication, and PdM for Warfighter Information Network-Tactical, known as WIN-T, Increment 1, which manages the U.S. portion of the coalition networks. In Afghanistan, the Afghan Mission Network, or AMN, enables the coalition to share critical battlefield information among ...

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