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Terms for subject Military (73214 entries)

communicating NATO intentions	CNI
communication	Transfer of information following well-established conventions. 2. Dissemination of information in the media meaning of the term. 3. Science of communication.
communication (science)	Science or practice consisting in forwarding information of any kind from one person to another one or from one location to an other one, conversation or unassisted direct correspondence is not included. (FRA)
communication	Command action aimed at forwarding a reliable, controlled information, directed by an authority towards a targeted addressee. It is related to the notion of "active public information policy".
communication and information system	Assembly of equipment, methods and procedures, and if necessary personnel, organized so as to accomplish specific information conveyance and processing functions.
communication antenna	Device that provides quality radio communications
Communication Area	CA
Communication Burden Assessment	CBA
Communication Center	CC
communication centre	An organization responsible for handling and controlling communications traffic, normally comprising a message centre, a cryptographic centre, and transmitting and receiving stations. Also called "signal centre". Note: transmitting and receiving stations are not normally located in the communication centre but the remote controls for these facilities are located there.
Communication Collection Outstation	CCO
Communication Electronics Installation	CEI
Communication Helmet	CH
Communication History Report	CHR
Communication Intercept and Exploitation	CIE
Communication Management	CM
Communication Problem	CP
Communication Quality	CQ
communication restoration	All operations aiming to give back to a facility which has been damaged or made to present a danger, after evaluation: 1. either all or part of its initial function; 2. either a new function decided by the commander.
communication security	The protection resulting from the application of cryptographic, transmission, emission and physical security measures to deny unauthorized persons any information of value which might be derived from the study of all means of communication.