Across the services, there is an increasing demand for communications capacity. For the US
Army, this is a result of the Armys transition to a new force structure that will be knowledge …

The spectral capacity of VHF aeronautical radio is rapidly reaching saturation in the United
States and in Europe. A key functional objective for any future civil aviation communications …

The electromagnetic (EM) spectrum is the lifeblood of wireless communications and
services. Accessing the spectrum has become ever-increasingly problematic. This is due to …

Military establishments constitute a relatively much smaller part of the wireless
communications market than they once did, and the commercial sector is now a primary …

An analysis of military use of commercial satellite communications Page 1 Calhoun: The
NPS Institutional Archive DSpace Repository Theses and Dissertations 1. Thesis and …

Fourth-generation mobile communications involves a mix of concepts and technologies in
the making. Some can be recognized as deriving from 3G, and are called evolutionary (eg …

The military satellite communications (MILSATCOM) infrastructure is typically broken into
three categories: wideband, protected, and narrowband. Wideband systems emphasize high …

Comparing market estimates for wireless personal communication and considering previous
proposals for wideband multimedia services with the existing spectrum allocations for these …

Increasing demands are being placed on spectrum access, both domestic and abroad, as a
result of current demands for global mobility, electromagnetic spectrum requirements of both …