Technology for the United States Navy and Marine Corps, 2000-2035: Becoming a 21st-Century Force Volume 9: Modeling and Simulation (1997) / Chapter Skim
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112 Dear Dr. Alberts, APPENDIX A CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS 28 November 1995 In 1986, at the request of this office, the Academy's Naval Studies Board undertook a study entitled "Implications of Advancing Technology for Naval Warfare in the Twenty-First Century." The Navy-21 report, as it came to be called, projected the impact of evolving technologies on naval warfare out to the year 2035, and has been of significant value to naval planning over the intervening years.
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APPENDIX A 113 TERMS OF REFERENCE TECHNOLOGY FOR THE FUTURE NAVY The Navy-21 study (Implications of Advancing Technology for Naval Warfare in the Twenty-First Century) , initiated in 1986 and published in 1988, projected the impact of technology on the form and capability of the Navy to-the year 2035.
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4 APPENDIX A review. The efforts should concentrate on information warfare, especially defensive measures that affordably provide the best capability.
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APPENDIX A 115 9. Housing, barracks, MWR facilities, commissaries, child care, etc.
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