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Line 1: {{stub}} {{stub}} == Description == == Description == − An outgrowth of the [[Draconis Combine|Combine]]'s C3 systems, the Naval C3 was introduced in [[3065]], this conceptual supernetwork promises to link [[WarShip]] squadrons into finely tuned flotillas with greater coordination and firepower than any equivalent aerospace unit. Combine researchers swiftly found the act of constructing such a large and effective coordination network—capable of linking fire control for massive WarShip-mounted batteries—a lot more daunting than it was for ground forces, however. Adding in the unusual time delays of aerospace weapons fire and sensor readings presented additional challenges that nearly scrapped the project. Nevertheless, the [[Nirasaki Computers Collective]] persevered and was fielding functional, if limited, prototypes in the late 3060s. Regrettably, with few Combine WarShips and [[DropShips]] prepared to fully benefit from the technology, the disruption wreaked by the [[Jihad]] on the Combine’s shipyards left wide deployment of the naval C3 combat system in limbo.<ref name="TOp332">''Tactical Operations'', p. 332, "Naval C3 System"</ref> + An outgrowth of the [[Draconis Combine|Combine]]'s C3 systems, the Naval C3 was introduced in [[3065]], this conceptual supernetwork promises to link [[WarShip]] squadrons into finely tuned flotillas with greater coordination and firepower than any equivalent aerospace unit. Combine researchers swiftly found the act of constructing such a large and effective coordination network—capable of linking fire control for massive WarShip-mounted batteries—a lot more daunting than it was for ground forces, however. Adding in the unusual time delays of aerospace weapons fire and sensor readings presented additional challenges that nearly scrapped the project. Nevertheless, the Nirasaki Computer Collective persevered and was fielding functional, if limited, prototypes in the late 3060s. Regrettably, with few Combine WarShips and [[DropShips]] prepared to fully benefit from the technology, the disruption wreaked by the [[Jihad]] on the Combine’s shipyards left wide deployment of the naval C3 combat system in limbo.<ref name="TOp332">''Tactical Operations'', p. 332, "Naval C3 System"</ref> == References == == References ==
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| − | An outgrowth of the [[Draconis Combine|Combine]]'s C3 systems, the Naval C3 was introduced in [[3065]], this conceptual supernetwork promises to link [[WarShip]] squadrons into finely tuned flotillas with greater coordination and firepower than any equivalent aerospace unit. Combine researchers swiftly found the act of constructing such a large and effective coordination network—capable of linking fire control for massive WarShip-mounted batteries—a lot more daunting than it was for ground forces, however. Adding in the unusual time delays of aerospace weapons fire and sensor readings presented additional challenges that nearly scrapped the project. Nevertheless, the | + | An outgrowth of the [[Draconis Combine|Combine]]'s C3 systems, the Naval C3 was introduced in [[3065]], this conceptual supernetwork promises to link [[WarShip]] squadrons into finely tuned flotillas with greater coordination and firepower than any equivalent aerospace unit. Combine researchers swiftly found the act of constructing such a large and effective coordination network—capable of linking fire control for massive WarShip-mounted batteries—a lot more daunting than it was for ground forces, however. Adding in the unusual time delays of aerospace weapons fire and sensor readings presented additional challenges that nearly scrapped the project. Nevertheless, the Nirasaki Computer Collective persevered and was fielding functional, if limited, prototypes in the late 3060s. Regrettably, with few Combine WarShips and [[DropShips]] prepared to fully benefit from the technology, the disruption wreaked by the [[Jihad]] on the Combine’s shipyards left wide deployment of the naval C3 combat system in limbo.<ref name="TOp332">''Tactical Operations'', p. 332, "Naval C3 System"</ref> |
== References == | == References == | ||