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Applying UMTS and GPRS technology in existing military communication networks: a case study

Vergados et al., 2001

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990617193072661983
Author
Vergados D
Kormentzas G
Gizelis C
Lazarakis F
Theologou M
Stassinopoulos G
Publication year
Publication venue
2001 MILCOM Proceedings Communications for Network-Centric Operations: Creating the Information Force (Cat. No. 01CH37277)

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The future of military wireless networks is changing dramatically along with the commercial wireless communication systems. During the last few years, the mobile wireless industry is spending considerable effort to enhance the technical characteristics of existing second …
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