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  <title>National Defense Magazine - December 2007</title>
  <description>Welcome to &amp;amp;quot;What's New in National Defense,? a podcast on military&#13;
technology and defense industry trends, from the December 2007 issue of&#13;
National Defense Magazine.December&amp;amp;quot;s cover story takes a look&#13;
at one the biggest paradoxes in today's high-tech military: Troops in&#13;
combat zones do not have easy access to information.The Army,&#13;
as the other branches of the military, has spent billions of dollars&#13;
during the past decade building large networks and communications&#13;
systems, but that wealth of technology does not necessarily flow down&#13;
to low-level troops.The problem often is described as a&#13;
&amp;amp;quot;digital divide? between the technology haves — the upper echelons of&#13;
command — and the have-nots — the platoons and squads that are deployed&#13;
in remote areas. These small units for the most part are disconnected&#13;
from the Army&amp;amp;quot;s main tactical networks and only are able to communicate&#13;
with short-range voice radios.</description>
  <author_name>National Defense Magazine</author_name>
  <author_url>http://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/</author_url>
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