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• Common operational picture
  In military jargon, the '''common operational picture (COP)''' takes the primary form of an annotated map that can be displayed,
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• Common operational picture/Related Articles
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• Strategic Corporal/Related Articles
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• Naval Fire Control System
  ...ns used for BGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile attack planning. It presents a common operational picture of the naval Land Attack (e.g., missile as well as gunfire) picture of the
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• Situational awareness/Related Articles
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• Information overload/Related Articles
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• Naval Fire Control System/Related Articles
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• M1130 command vehicle
  ...capability to see and direct the battle continuously while maintaining a [[common operational picture|common relevant operations picture (CROP)]]. At the brigade command level,
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• Cooperative Engagement Capability/Related Articles
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• Force multiplier
  ...night vision, special operations forces, precision-guided munitions and a common operational picture.
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• Deconfliction
  ...endly forces. In the U.S. military, command and control systems sharing a common operational picture include: Image:FBCB2 of Baghdad International Airport.png|thumb|right|400px|Common Operational Picture from Blue Force Tracker: Baghdad International Airport during the Iraq War
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• Common operational picture
  In military jargon, the '''common operational picture (COP)''' takes the primary form of an annotated map that can be displayed,
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• Stryker Brigade Combat Team
  ...f the [[Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below]] network providing a [[common operational picture]].
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• Heavy Brigade Combat Team
  ...f the [[Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below]] network providing a [[common operational picture]]. Individual soldiers, however, typically have only a short-range radio.
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• Cooperative Engagement Capability
  ...s platforms. It both displays, and allows community members to affect, the common operational picture. It differs from the Joint Tactical Information Distribution System (JTIDS)
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• Infantry Brigade Combat Team
  ...f the [[Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below]] network providing a [[common operational picture]]. Individual soldiers, however, typically have only a short-range radio.
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• Fratricide (military)
  Situational awareness or a common operational picture is the ideal. Such awareness goes beyond direct identification, to include
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• Doug Macgregor
  ...transformation. It must be joint among all the services; they must have a common operational picture. <ref name=MacTran>{{citation
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• Blue Force Tracker
  }}</ref>At the division level, "The V Corps [[common operational picture]] was 90% BFT. BFT was one of two resounding successes for OIF because comm
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• Massively multiplayer online role-playing game
  ...ommand and control]] tasks, especially military, such as maintaining the [[common operational picture]], and highly distributed applications such as [[Blue Force Tracker]]. [[Co
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• CZ Talk:Games Workgroup
  ...as well as the blurring of lines between things such as video games and [[common operational picture]] tools such as [[Blue Force Tracker]]. [[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C
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• Future Combat Systems
  ...includes mission planning and preparation, situation understanding with a common operational picture, mission execution, and warfighter-machine interface (WMI) applications.
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