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Terms for subject Military (71894 entries)

command vehicle	Tracked or wheeled armoured crosscountry vehicle carrying command-and-control equipment. Command vehicles are normally used as mobile command posts for commanders and their staffs.
command, control and communications	Authority, responsibilities and activities of the military commanders concerning the conduct and the coordination of forces to implement the orders concerning the execution of the operations and to use the signal assets that are assigned for these operations.
command, control and information system	Information system which provides support to military authorities for their command and control requirements.
Command, Control, & Intelligence	C2I
Command, Control, and Communications Master Plan	C3MP
Command, Control, and Communications Networks	C3NET
Command, Control, and Communications Systems	C3S
Command, Control, and Computer Systems	C3S
Command, Control, and Intelligence Support	CCIS
Command, Control, and Intelligence Technical Test	CCITT
Command, Control, and Subordinate Systems	CCS2
Command, Control, and Subordinate Systems	C2S2
Command, Control, Communications System Master Plan	C3SMP
Command, Control, Communications, and Computer System	C4S
Command, Control, Communications, and Computers Mission Environment	C4ME
Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence For The Warrior	C4IFTW
Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence Power Projection	C4IP2
Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence and Information	C4I2
Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance	C4ISR
Command, CS and CSS elements	Employment packages directly subordinate to a headquarters, enabling the latter to command, provide combat support or combat service support to the actions of the single-branch or combined arms contact force packages of levels 2 to 4. These command, combat support and combat service support elements can be further defined as "Army", "Army Corps", "Division" or "Brigade".