Coast Guard: New Communication System to Support Search and Rescue Faces Challenges
Coast Guard: New Communication System to Support Search and Rescue Faces Challenges
Search and rescue-one of the Coast Guards oldest missions- involves minimizing the loss of life, injury, and property damage by aiding people and boats in distress. The Coast Guard has previously reported that its 30-year-old search and rescue communication system, called the National Distress and Response System, has several deficiencies and is difficult to maintain. Thus, the Coast Guard contracted to replace and modernize it with a new system, called Rescue 21.
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Coast Guard: New Communication System to Support Search and Rescue Faces Challenges
2003
35 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Military Sciences , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Accounting , Acquisition , Coast guard , Communication systems , Electronic mail , Homeland security , House of representatives , Infrastructure , Marine transportation , Risk management , Search and rescue , Security , Software testing , Test management , Transportation , United states
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