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Enabling Coalition Operations with a New Standard for Group Security and Key Management

Harney et al., 2005

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10510469145034777541
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Harney H
Fleischer R
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Today's military operates almost exclusively through coalition operations. The reality of operating in coalitions poses increasing operational, managerial and security issues. This mandates effective, efficient and assured information sharing among coalition partners …
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