The Army wants to be able to track friendly forces during a cyber attack

01 Feb 2018

“The U.S. Army is preparing to modernize its friendly forces tracking system so that it will continue to operate through cyber and electronic warfare attacks.”

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The Army wants to be able to track friendly forces during a cyber attack

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The Army wants to be able to track friendly forces during a cyber attack

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