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  • Bradley Allen Fiske
    naval warfare
    / The age of the aircraft carrier

    …of modern C2 was the Combat Information Center, which centralized radar information and voice radio communications. By 1944 the tactical doctrine of coordinating fighter air defenses, along with the now much strengthened antiaircraft firepower on ships of the fleet, was so effective that in the Battle of the Philippine Sea…

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    …of modern C2 was the Combat Information Center, which centralized radar information and voice radio communications. By 1944 the tactical doctrine of coordinating fighter air defenses, along with the now much strengthened antiaircraft firepower on ships of the fleet, was so effective that in the Battle of the Philippine Sea…

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