command and control

"But what you had was a really serious command and control problem."

Command and Control, on the ground floor, had a message for me.

It has a central command and control system for major city area's.

Both were used in command and control area of operations.

"We clearly are having some impact on command and control," he said.

They will know where their command and control targets are.

The military has lost much of its command and control capability.

"We have not found any national command and control structure," he continued.

In 2009 the Army introduced the new command and control lines.

"It is a possible command and control center," a senior Administration official said.

But lately his command and control haven't been what they were when he was going real well.

The Pentagon considered the building a "military command and control center."

All that sense of command and control is an illusion.

It looked like some sort of abandoned command and control center.

The command and control of nuclear weapons at sea has long been a serious concern.

For years, 7Side's senior management team believed in command and control leadership.

Command and control of the air program would remain in the ambassador's hands.

Technology standards are another form of command and control regulation by the government.

In case of war, this would serve as the main command and control center for military air operations.

Also, mobile systems are used for additional command and control.

But he acknowledged, "Final command and control relationship is not set yet."

Grave problems also remain in the area of command and control.

From that standpoint, they were both in a little better command and control.

This means that they are under the full, 24-hour-a-day command and control of the Navy.

The term may also refer to command and control systems within a military system.