The Situational Awareness Gap

NASHUA, N.H., April 10, 2012. Data on the battlefield is more plentiful than ever. In this week's Military & Aerospace Electronics Report Skyler Frink looks into the difference between the information a dismounted and mounted soldier have access to.
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NASHUA, N.H., April 10, 2012. Data on the battlefield is more plentiful than ever. In this week's Military & Aerospace Electronics Report Skyler Frink looks into the difference between the information a dismounted and mounted soldier have access to.

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