Personal computing emerged in the 1980s as something Hollywood couldn't ignore, with films like "Tron, " about a hacker who gets trapped in a computer game, and 1983's "WarGames, " about a nerdy high school student who nearly causes a nuclear apocalypse after breaking into a military-operated computer network.
In 2010, Korkut Ozal said his brother's 1993 death was the work of a nationalist network with senior military links known as Ergenekon.
The U.S. military's Space Surveillance Network tracks roughly 22, 000 pieces of orbital debris larger than 4 inches (10 centimeters), which include broken satellite parts and spent rocket bodies.
This mobile application provides a location-enabled, social network exclusively for the military veteran community.
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One is Nippernet, which is the unsecured network where the US Military runs public web pages, and one is Supernet which is the classified system.
King Abdullah is highly mindful of the fact that jihadists who had gone to Afghanistan in the 1980s and 1990s had filtered back and created a homegrown militant network, using their military expertise to train a new generation who then went on to attack not just Westerners in the kingdom but the Saudi royal family itself.
It is unclear what the price tag would be if the U.S. military had to replicate the full Tyco network - even if it could get the myriad approvals required from other countries required to do so.
The administration insists the program was authorized when Congress approved military action against al Qaeda after the terrorist network's 2001 attacks on New York and Washington.
Mekel says the government's problems with the network grew during the recent Israeli military attacks inside Hamas-controlled Gaza following Palestinian rocket attacks on the southern Israeli town of Sderot and the port city of Ashkelon.
Malik, in his interview with CNN, said allowing the wives to be interviewed should make clear to the United States that Pakistan has nothing to hide -- and put to rest any suspicions that the world's most-wanted terrorist might have had a support network inside the Pakistani government, military or intelligence services.
"I don't think this is a widespread phenomenon, and most of our people in this country -- and certainly most men and women in the military -- would not consider joining a terrorist network, " Little added.
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Besides air drops and Pakistani delivery routes, the U.S. military can transport cargo overland through a road and rail network called the Northern Distribution Network, which brings non-lethal supplies in through Central Asia.
Additionally, military service is like belonging to a very strong and influential alumni network, Bardaro concludes.
Gortney compared Libya's network of air defenses to those previously operated by the Iraqi military.
In an interview with the US television network ABC, he said there were limits to what the military could do.
The Metropolitan Police have said parts of the transport network will be closed down and there will be a large military and police presence on the streets as the funeral procession passes through central London.
On October 7th, the prime minister approved the largest international deployment of Canadian armed forces since the Korean war in support of the military action led by America and Britain against the al-Qaeda terrorist network and its Taliban protectors in Afghanistan.
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Michael O'Hanlon, senior fellow in foreign policy at the Brookings Institution, said the military is much better at thwarting roadside bombs, has developed a better informant network and has been dismantling the al Qaeda in Iraq movement.
This invisible network of mutual back-scratching made it difficult for anyone outside the military to control it - or even understand it.
Example: In 2003, the U.S. Army's Central Command--the U.S. military authority for the Middle East--asked Opnet to customize one of its network-management products.
But this network also encourages communities to tap that incredible spirit of service of our military families, as well as the talents of our veterans.
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But the idea of Galileo had irked the US Department of Defense, which controls the existing American system, because of the potential of the European network's signals to interfere with those intended for use by the US military.
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Allyson Robinson of Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, one of the groups which successfully campaigned to let gays serve openly in the military, said repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" has given more male soldiers the confidence to report same-sex assaults.
ACE, a higher-education industry group, has a network of about 2, 000 schools that consider granting credit for nonclassroom programs, such as military or corporate training, based on its recommendations.
Since don't ask, don't tell was introduced, the military has discharged more than 13, 000 lesbians, gays and bisexuals, according to the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network.
The next year Griffith starred in the amiable military comedy "No Time for Sergeants, " and by 1960 "The Andy Griffith Show" was on network television and he was on his way to sweet, gentle fame, under blue skies and white clouds.
But the superior financial capability and patron-client network of the former ruling party NDP, especially in the Nile Delta, and covert support from the military brass played a big role.
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