[PDF file]: […] process, and disseminate an uninterrupted flow of information while denying an adversary’s ability to fully leverage the same…. he military must preserve certain core space capabilities, e.g., missile warning, assured space communications, and large portions of ISR . Other space capabilities, once the domain of the military, can reasonably migrate to the civil and […]
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[PDF file]: […] appendices of lists that Cold War anoraks will find of interest: lists of nuclear storage sites in Russia, ‘Earth-covered Ammunition Bunkers in the United Kingdom’ and Nike missile launch sites; while Appendix L is ‘Examples of Cover Organisations throughout the World’ and details about forty instances. Or how about, Appendix N, ‘East German Ministry […]
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