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* Communication only through commander;
*Communication only through commander;
* Mostly voice communication, not high quality;
*Mostly voice communication, not high quality;
* Sessions need to be shorter, much shorter;
*Sessions need to be shorter, much shorter;
* Not every unit has BLOS communication;
*Not every unit has BLOS communication;
* Number of bands and networks is very limited;
*Number of bands and networks is very limited;
* Virtually no multimedia and data transmission;
*Virtually no multimedia and data transmission;
* Instant messaging is still gesture-based;
*Instant messaging is still gesture-based;
* No message re-reading/listening;
*No message re-reading/listening;
* Additional skills are needed to use encrypted communications securely;
*Additional skills are needed to use encrypted communications securely;
* Each session through omnidirectional antennas creates vulnerabilities for the transmitter;
*Each session through omnidirectional antennas creates vulnerabilities for the transmitter;
* NATO units use different languages to communicate;
*NATO units use different languages to communicate;
* Encryption of voice traffic is more complex than encryption of short digital data packets;
*Encryption of voice traffic is more complex than encryption of short digital data packets;
* Signal relay stations have vulnerabilities;
*Signal relay stations have vulnerabilities;
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Revision as of 15:59, 26 June 2024

Abstract

redirect Further information: Public:ARHUDFM_Manifesto, Public:Applications, Public:ARHUDFM Features Summary, Public:Graphical User Interface

If you too have a logical question about how much pain the military is in, please read the short overview below. There you will find the conclusions we have drawn over several years of diligent research (based on hundreds of publications of innovative DoD requests, conference proceedings, and opinions of military experts).

Section Pain Solutions
Tactical Situational Awareness
  • Very high casualties (over 20%) from friendly fire in combat environments (Israel, Ukraine);
  • Fog of war;
  • AI BMSs exist, but the data is not even available to most NCOs on the battlefield;
  • Effective training in Live-Synthetic Training Environments cannot yet be implemented;
IFF
Omnichannel Comms
  • Communication only through commander;
  • Mostly voice communication, not high quality;
  • Sessions need to be shorter, much shorter;
  • Not every unit has BLOS communication;
  • Number of bands and networks is very limited;
  • Virtually no multimedia and data transmission;
  • Instant messaging is still gesture-based;
  • No message re-reading/listening;
  • Additional skills are needed to use encrypted communications securely;
  • Each session through omnidirectional antennas creates vulnerabilities for the transmitter;
  • NATO units use different languages to communicate;
  • Encryption of voice traffic is more complex than encryption of short digital data packets;
  • Signal relay stations have vulnerabilities;
CHATIMSGMAILANTCTRSLCRPT
A B C D E F G H I J K L M
ACC BSVE CAC DISP EODD FA 4/5G HF IFF MAIL
ADM BT CAL DRON FILE GFL HT IMSG MAP
ANLS CAM DVC FPAD GNSS INP MMD
ANTC CHAT FTRC MMC
APAR CRPT MSG
CVC
N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
NAV P2P RADR SDA TESS UHF VBS WGR
NET PATH RBRC SDR2 TIPS UVRC VHF WIKI
NOTS PCSR RC SDRS TIME VM WLAN
PLAN RDF SEC TRSL VOVR WSVE
PLAY REC SENS TSK
PROC RFDD SGHT
PTTH RPAC SINT
RWRC SPOT
SRV
STM
STT
SYS

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