Power to the Edge¶
Alberts, D. S., & Hayes, R. E. (2003). Power to the Edge: Command, Control, in the Information Age.
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- Military operations: Joint operations across branches (air, ground, naval), combined-arms maneuvers, command-and-control architecture, rules of engagement that allow distributed squads to operate cohesively, an architecture Alberts and Hayes (2003) framed in their network-centric "Power to the Edge" doctrine of distributed military coordination.
This sourceCCRP Publications. Foundational network-centric warfare doctrine; reframes military command-and-control as distributed coordination where authority is pushed to the edge and units coordinate laterally via shared situational awareness.
- Military operations: Joint operations across branches (air, ground, naval), combined-arms maneuvers, command-and-control architecture, rules of engagement that allow distributed squads to operate cohesively, an architecture Alberts and Hayes (2003) framed in their network-centric "Power to the Edge" doctrine of distributed military coordination.
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