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BCT Network

The BCT (Brigade Combat Team) network is a layered system of interconnected computers and software, radios, and sensors within the Brigade Combat Team (BCT) designed to increase survivability and strategy on a battlefield where units can communicate internally instead of through a central command. The BCT Network allows for a more efficient use of…

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Deployment

The Network Integration Kit

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BCT Network

Nodes18
Edges17
Triples16
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.111111
Components1

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BCT Network

Top relations

related to Deployment · 16
BCT Network → Army's Brigade Combat Teams, B-kits, BCT, Brigade, E-IBCT, Germany, Infantry Brigade Combat Teams, JMRC, Joint Multinational Readiness Center, Network Integration Kits, SDD, September, Squad, The, The BCT, Unified Battle Command

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Important terminology

network brigade bct command integration combat system software communicate kit battle data vehicles sensors instead allows communication interconnected combined-arms delivered

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentThe BCT0.60section
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentUnified Battle Command0.60section
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentArmy's Brigade Combat Teams0.60section
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentThe0.60section
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentSDD0.60section
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentInfantry Brigade Combat Teams0.60section
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentNetwork Integration Kits0.60section
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentB-kits0.60section
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentE-IBCT0.60section
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentBCT0.60section
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentJoint Multinational Readiness Center0.60section
BCT Networkrelated to DeploymentJMRC0.60section

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