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Tactical satellites: the rest of the story.
RETIRED AIR FORCE lieutenant colonel Edward Tomme's interesting article "The Myth of the Tactical Satellite" (Summer 2006) outlines some of the challenges associated with employing a satellite in a tactical role. The author does an excellent job of describing the physical constraints of satellite operations due to orbital mechanics and payload size, weight, and power issues. However, the article includes some inaccurate assumptions about the nature of tactical operations and the potential value of a tactical satellite for the war fighter on the ground, thus leading to a wrong conclusion.Colonel Tomme begins his article by discussing what the term tactical means to a war fighter: "the warrior has a very specific understanding of what that technical term [tactical] means--applying to small-scale, short-lived events, usually involving troops in contact." (1) From an Army perspective, tactical does have a specific meaning, but it is not limited to colonel tomme's. Army Field Manual (FM) 3-90, Tactics, states that "the tactical level of war is the level of war at which battles and engagements are planned and executed to accomplish military objectives assigned to tactical units or task forces" (emphasis in original). (2) FM 3-0, Operations, defines a battle as "a set of related engagements that last longer and involve larger forces than an engagement" and an engagement as "a small tactical conflict between opposing maneuver forces, usually conducted at brigade level and below." (3) colonel Tomme's article implies that all tactical operations are engagements, lasting minutes or hours. In reality, they can last for days, weeks, months, or longer. The planning in advance of such operations can take equally as long.
Any discussion of tactical satellites must also consider the operational level of war, defined by FM 3-0 as "the level at which campaigns and major operations are conducted and sustained to accomplish strategic objectives within theaters." (4) A tactical satellite might prove most useful at this level. Because operations can last anywhere from days to years, a theater commander could find the data and support provided by a tactical satellite extremely valuable. At the operational level of war, the commander faces the challenge of linking the tactical employment of units to the fulfillment of strategic objectives. To succeed, he or she must leverage both strategic and tactical capabilities, including satellite assets.
Colonel Tomme's article also leaves the reader with the impression of tactical satellites as a replacement for existing constellations of satellites: "A tactical war fighter needs persistent imagery. Getting a snapshot every hour or so is not very useful at the tactical level.... it is almost inconceivable to contemplate sending commanders into combat after telling them that they would only be able to communicate five minutes out of every half hour." (5) Finally, when referring to the mission of the defense Support Program (DSP), colonel tomme remarks that "it would still take between 12 and 20 of them to provide continual global coverage." (6) Because these statements tend to narrow the focus to tactical satellites alone, as if they are the only assets available to the war fighter, they inaccurately convey the idea that these satellites fail to meet war-fighter needs. In reality, commanders have a myriad of capabilities available, each suited to a particular application, and tactical satellites could complement these other capabilities.
Tactical war fighters do need persistent imagery, but they neither expect nor require that it come from a tactical low earth orbit (LEO) satellite alone. A commander relies on the collective ability of ground-based, fixed-wing, and space-based collectors to provide persistence across the spectrum. A tactical satellite that complements other intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) platforms by providing some specific pieces of information, even just once per day, could be extremely valuable to a commander. Similarly, no commander expects a LEO satellite to serve as a primary means of tactical communications. Many other systems serve this function, but a tactical satellite could augment these systems by providing some specialized, intermittent communications and data access. Finally, no one considers tactical satellites a replacement for the entire DSP constellation, with its global missile-warning mission. Instead, a tactical satellite could complement this constellation by offering an enhanced battlespacecharacterization capability. The DSP performs this function now with its overhead nonimaging infrared sensors, but missile warning naturally takes precedence over battlespace characterization, thereby limiting the dSP's utility in that role.
Finally, colonel tomme questions the value of any tactical satellite to a tactical war fighter, maintaining that ISR missions are not practical because "the gap times are much longer than the timescale of a tactical engagement." (7) He also argues that "sparse constellations of satellites in LEO have no chance of providing a useful communications capability." (8) in fact, tactical satellites in Leo or high-earth orbits could perform many extremely valuable missions for theater commanders.
An imagery intelligence or signals intelligence (SIGINT) payload on a tactical satellite, directly downlinked to the theater and available for dynamic retasking by the theater collection manager, could make great contributions by supplementing other resources available to the commander. The advantage of the tactical satellite lies in its responsiveness to the theater commander, who could receive direct support from a space-based asset. One of the most valuable capabilities of space-based iSR platforms remains the ability to collect information over denied territory without an adversary's knowledge. The best use of such a tactical system would entail collecting intelligence over an area selected as the location of an imminent operation, when that area is either denied territory or one that the commander does not want to draw attention to. even one pass per day could provide useful and actionable information, especially during the monitoring of an area for changes during the days leading up to an operation. Ideally, we would tailor the payload to support operations in a particular theater so that it would provide information not already collected by other sensors. Some examples include a nonimaging spectrometer that could detect the manufacture of weapons of mass destruction, a microwave SIGINT collector, or an infrared sensor that might have a limited lifespan due to cryogen cooling requirements.
We can also envision valuable communications payloads for tactical satellites--even for intermittent communications. Take for example a communications package that receives low-probability-of-detection transmissions from covert operators and then relays them through other systems to a theater headquarters. By selecting a LEO asset to do this, we could use a relatively low-power ground transmitter and thus lower the probability of detection. A payload of this type would stay overhead only intermittently, and an operator could send updates just at specific times and for limited durations. For a covert operation lasting days or weeks, requiring only periodic updates to the commander, this arrangement might prove completely sufficient. Including a laser-communications payload on this satellite would substantially increase the amount of data transmitted in a short time. We would never use such a system to provide continuous communications; rather, when needed, it would complement other means of communication available. We could also utilize this type of tactical satellite for long-term tracking of friendly or enemy personnel, vehicles, or equipment. Again, thanks to the low-power requirements for transmitting to a LEO satellite, small transmitters in enemy territory could go undetected for long periods of time and would consume very little power. Granted, this system allows only intermittent monitoring capability, but for long-term tracking of personnel or equipment movement, we do not always require or desire continuous updates.
We should not dismiss the value of tactical satellites. They can fill an important role as complements to other existing constellations and assets while providing a level of responsiveness to theater commanders not available from strategic systems. Realizing the potential of these satellites will require the same level of creativity, determination, and perseverance that has made our strategic constellations so successful for over 40 years.
(1.) Lt Col Edward B. Tomme, "The Myth of the Tactical Satellite," Air and Space Power Journal 20, no. 2 (Summer 2006): 90, http://www.airpower.maxwell.af.mil/airchronicles/apj/ apj06/sum06/sum06.pdf.
(2.) Field Manual (FM) 3-90, Tactics, July 2001, par. 1-4, http://www.dtic.mil/doctrine/jel/service_pubs/fm3_90a.pdf.
(3.) FM 3-0, Operations, June 2001, par. 2-12, http://www.dtic.mil/doctrine/jel/service_pubs/fm3_0a.pdf.
(4.) Ibid., par. 2-5.
(5.) Tomme, "Myth of the Tactical Satellite," 92.
(6.) Ibid., 95.
(7.) Ibid., 96.
(8.) Ibid.
Editor's Note: For a reply to this article, see "Tactical Satellites: It's Not 'Can We?' but 'Should We?' " by Lt Col Edward B. "Mel" Tomme, USAF, retired, in this issue.
LTC BOB GUERRIERO, USA The author is assigned to the directorate of combat development, Future Warfare center, US Army Space and Missile defense command, colorado Springs, colorado.
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I am currently using AutoCAD LT 2011. I have imported PDF files for spec sheets for the guys in the field. I have laid them out in model space and organized them on seperate paper layouts in the order that I want to print them. When I try and print them on the plotter, it rolls out about 5 in. of paper and cuts it. I've exported each paper space ;ayout to a PDF and tried printing them. Most of the title block and border do not show up.
I've been messing around with different settings, converted the PDFs to images, and not having much luck. I need help before I use up all the paper in the office.
What are you plotting to? plot parameters? and what driver are you using? Seems to work if you plot to PDF as you wrote, correct?
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It's printed fine as a DWG on other printers with smaller mediums (8.5x11 & 11x17). I did notice that the plotter said that it had ran out of memory. That has to be the issue. I'm new to all these plotting issues. How do I get more memory?
Some plotters let you add RAM.
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Only your plotter's user guide and that manufacturer's tech support can help you there: if you want to post all the information I inquired about in my first reply, maybe someone around here with the same equipment can jump in and help while you investigate your plotter.
Got it! had to send the job to the plotter as a bitmap. Seems to printing fine. Thanks for the info.
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Can someone explain to me how I should code to calculate this?
I want to let the user add 4 different numbers (this is done) and then I want to + these numbers with each other.
This is the code I got:Code:var medel = tal1+tal2+tal3+tal4 ;
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String operator + concatenates the strings.
You forgot to cast them to a number. In javascript, you can use parseInt(), parseFloat(), or Number() functions. If your input comes from the user, you should also check for NaN (not a number) using the isNaN function.
One of several ways to do this:
var medel = parseInt(tal1,10)+parseInt(tal2,10)+parseInt(tal3,10)+parseInt(tal4 ,10);
If this post contains any code, I may or may not have tested it. It's probably just example code, so no getting knickers in a bunch over a typo, OK? If it doesn't have basic error checking in it, such as object detection or checking if objects are null before using them, put that in there. I'm giving examples, not typing up your whole app for you. You run code at your own risk.
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Summary: When John McPhee returned to the island of his ancestors--Colonsay, twenty-five miles west of the Scottish mainland--a hundred and thirty-eight people were living there. About eighty of these, crofters and farmers, had familial histories of unbroken residence on the island for two or three hundred years; the rest, including the English laird who owned Colonsay, were "incomers." Donald McNeill, the crofter of the title, was working out his existence in this ...show morelast domain of the feudal system; the laird, the fourth Baron Strathcona, lived in Bath, appeared on Colonsay mainly in the summer, and accepted with nonchalance the fact that he was the least popular man on the island he owned. While comparing crofter and laird, McPhee gives readers a deep and rich portrait of the terrain, the history, the legends, and the people of this fragment of the Hebrides. ...show less
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Let's say I have a fixed list of numbers:
$2, 3, 1, 2$
and I can reduce every number from $n$ to $0$, for instance: $1,3,1,2$ or $0,3,0,1$ etc.
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Lord's Prayer & Other Favorite Sacred Classics - Easy Piano
Easy Piano Solo
By Bill Boyd
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Lord's Prayer & Other Favorite Sacred Classics - Easy Piano (Easy Piano Solo). Arranged by Bill Boyd. For Piano, Vocal. Piano Collection. Sacred. Difficulty: easy-medium. Songbook. Vocal melody, piano accompaniment and lyrics. 46 pages. Published by G. Schirmer (HL.50481090).
With vocal melody, piano accompaniment and lyrics. Sacred. 9x12 inches.
A terrific collection of the most enduring and beloved sacred music, including Albert Hay Malotte's 'The Lord's Prayer,' the most famous sacred song of this century. The easy piano arrangements include lyrics. Contents: Bach/Gounod: Ave Maria * Schubert: Ave Maria * Mueller: Create In Me a Clean Heart, O God * Handel (from Messiah): He Shall Feed His Flock, I Know That My Redeemer Liveth * O'Hara: He Smiled on Me, I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked * Niles: I Wonder as I Wander * Bach: My Heart Ever Faithful, Sheep May Safely Graze * Gounod: O Divine Redeemer * Fauré: The Palms * Franck: Panis Angelicus * Kountz: Prayer of the Norwegian Child * Handel: Thanks Be to Thee * Malotte: The 23rd Psalm, The Lord's Prayer.
- Ave Maria Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach,Charles Francois Gounod, C Major
- Create In Me A Clean Heart, O God Composed by Carl Mueller, D Minor
- He Shall Feed His Flock From 'Messiah', Composed by George Frideric Handel, F Major
- I Know That My Redeemer Liveth From 'Messiah', Composed by George Frideric Handel, C Major
- I Wonder as I Wander A Minor
- The Lord's Prayer Composed by Albert Hay Malotte, C Major
- My Heart Ever Faithful Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach, C Major
- O Divine Redeemer (Repentir) Composed by Charles Francois Gounod, C Major
- The Palms (Les Rameaux) Composed by Jean-Baptiste Faure, C Major
- Panis Angelicus (O Lord Most Holy) (Franck) Composed by Cesar Auguste Franck, G Major
- Prayer Of The Norwegian Child Composed by Richard Kountz, G Minor
- Sheep May Safely Graze Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach, C Major
- Twenty-Third Psalm Composed by Albert Hay Malotte, F Major
- I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked Composed by Geoffrey O'Hara, G Major
- He Smiled On Me Composed by Geoffrey O'Hara, G Major
- Thanks Be to Thee Composed by George Frideric Handel, G Major
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Hearty filling creamy texture soup Submitted by LPBATT Carbs: 43.6g | Fat: 1g | Fiber: 7.1g | Protein: 5.7g | Calories: 199.2
Much healthier than fried zucchini, these crispy little bites make a yummy snack or side dish! Submitted by KRAVMAGAGIRL Carbs: 9.7g | Fat: 1.3g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 4.4g | Calories: 67.7
Flavorful low in fat Italian dish - great over Angel Hair Pasta or your favorite pasta or rice. The key is flavor with garlic, peppers, spices added to cubed zucchini. Submitted by LLCURTS Carbs: 14.9g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 3.6g | Protein: 6.4g | Calories: 107.5
This can be mixed together the night before and popped in the oven in the morning, before you do your wake-up exercise. Submitted by GEORGEVW Carbs: 20.2g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 18.3g | Calories: 198.5
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snack or breakfast Submitted by FLOWERS41 Carbs: 23.4g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 4.6g | Protein: 3.9g | Calories: 110.8
Puttanesca is one of my favorite Italian sauces. This version turns ordinary dried brown lentils into real comfort food. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 35.5g | Fat: 6.4g | Fiber: 8.9g | Protein: 10.5g | Calories: 227.6
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it? =)
Nate Hughes wrote:
Second graph: "...hundreds of billions..." Of what? (You talk about
three currencies in short order here...)
I don't know if I'd characterize it as the "first step" in a clan war
we've been writing about for some time. Rather, it's a new, more intense
phase -- an escalation (or some such)
Honestly, I'd like to see you tone down and shorten the US angle. The
russia angle is the key thing today, and with a sentence or two we can
point out that, essentially: 'good thing the US is bogged down for a few
more years (BEST case) in the islamic world....' I like the weight and
focus of this being as centered on russia as possible.
You don't need it, but if you want Gates bogged down by afghan weather
in there, just do it as a parenthetical: "(US Defense Secretary Robert
Gates was unable to follow his carefully planned itinerary Wed. when
weather -- not without a sense of irony -- prevented him from flying by
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Subject: diary for comment
i wrestled with getting gates' weather problems in here, but couldn't
come up with something that didn't sound forced -- open to suggestions
The Russian government formally launched an effort today to privatize
broad swathes of firms whose shares it had picked up as a consequence of
crisis mitigation measures during the recent global recession. Most of
the firms being privatized are not exactly corporate gems, instead they
are entities that for the most part have been managed into the ground.
Beginning with the Russian economic boom of five years ago, Russian
firms were able to borrow foreign capital at rates and in volumes that
could only be dreamed of within Russia itself. Many managers of these
firms treated the cash influx as a windfall, spending it without regard
for repayment, or without planning for life without it. When the global
recession broke in late 2007, the credit influx halted abruptly, but
indebted firms were still responsible for paying off dollar- and
euro-denominated loans even though their income was in rapidly
depreciating rubles. By many measures the economic calamity that
followed was even worse than the 1998 ruble crisis. To avoid a
broad-based collapsed the government felt obliged to step in with
hundreds of billions in various forms of emergency assistance, and as
collateral picked up shares in most of the worst-run firms in the
country. They've been suckling at the state's teat every since.
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clear away these companies from the state's rolls, cut them off from the
state's purse. Second, to remove from managerial positions the people
whose mismanagement allowed the crisis to develop in the first place.
The problem is that nearly all of these mismangers share a common
characteristic: they are FSB loyalists.
For that reason along Russian President Vladimir Putin has hesitated to
take this step. Putin rules over a balance of power between two power
clans: military intelligence (the GRU) led by Vladislav Surkov, and the
FSB led by Igor Sechin. Regardless of how this privatization goes down,
or what happens with the broader economic reform effort, this is the
first round of a knock-down, drag-out clan war. It may have been
launched by Putin for largely economic reasons, but it has already
evolved into a fight for the future of the country.
Power struggles in Russia can be somewhat...messy. They can also be
horrendously distracting. The GRU and FSB are two of the most capable
and, shall we say morally unfettered, organizations on the planet. When
they start slugging it out for dominance, Russia will have little
bandwidth to react to -- much less shape -- wider global trends. Bear in
mind that it took the Nazi invasion of World War II to get Josef Stalin
to put his own purge effort on hold.
Putin did not take this step lightly, but despite the GRU-FSB knife
fight he sees little choice. He (rightly) fears that if he cannot get
the country's economic house in order now, then as the country's
demography rots and as his country's energy production slides past
maturity that he might not get another chance.
Luckily for Putin (and Russia), the Kremlin can certainly afford this
sort of internal distraction right now. Russia's primary security
competitor, the United States, is obsessed with the Islamic world at
present. The Obama plan for Afghanistan in essence commits the entirety
of American ground troops to the Middle East for all of 2010. So long as
the Americans are so occupied, the Russians can afford a little house
And of course, Obama's three-year timeframe for Afghanistan may well be
too optimistic. With a visibly startled Defense Secretary Robert Gates
standing next to him, Afghan President Karzai today in Kabul flatly
noted that it would likely be 15-20 years -- not the 2-3 that the
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Lost In My Own ConfusionThe sounds of my thoughts are racing through my head at a million miles an hour.Lost In My Own Confusion by mickykilljoy
This is insanity.
I must be bat shit crazy to believe my OWN voice could be this loud.
Am I alone here? Am I going down alone?...
Where is everybody?
I'm so lost in my own confusion...
And it hurts. So. Much.
Am I alone?Is there something wrong with me?Am I alone? by mickykilljoy
Am I the only one?
Am I alone in this vast world beyond these four walls?
My bedroom is always so dark..
I like it that way, I think better.
But sometimes my thoughts get louder.
Too loud at times.
Until it seems like screaming in my head.
thoughts of hate, love, happiness, depression. And worst of all, confusion.
Am I the only one?
Is it possible that no one hears themselves screaming?
Am I alone?..
Slipping, slippingI'm slipping, slipping,Slipping, slipping by mickykilljoy
Into insanity.
when will it end?
Minds racing into infinity.
He's slipping, slipping so far away..
Why do our paths collide and our presents fray?
Did I love him? Yeah
Do I love him? No
He changed. I changed.
And left my heart rearranged.
We crossed paths but that's about it.
The flame is blown out, the one he lit.
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Emma Coolidge (Heroes) using music on a cello to emit an irresistible melody to the person she thinks about. | |
Power/Ability to: |
Create an irresistible lure to draw anyone towards you |
Power to create an incredibly enchanting effect that lures and summons anyone perceiving it towards the user.
[show]Also Called
- Angelic/Melodic Singing
- Beacon Call
- Hypnotic Call/Melody/Song
- Seduction Inducement
User can create a beacon that draws those perceiving it or only the one targeted towards the user. This ability is irresistible, forcefully causing the target or targets to come even closer. The form of the beacon varies, usually it is based on sound but one targeting any/all senses works as well. Some may be able to use this ability by mental call alone.
In some cases, the user generates beacons of light to direct others or mark their paths.
- Mental Manipulation
- Mind Control
- Some may be able to summon the target to their presence.
- Siren Song is specific version that uses sound.
- May require line of sight to the target
- May require audio connection to the target
- May require constant input from the user, call may be forgotten if contact is lost.
Known Users
- Emma Coolidge (Heroes)
- Peter Petrelli (Heroes); temporarily from Emma Coolidge via Power Replication
- Circe (Generator Rex); by mystically luring and attracting other E.V.O.s towards her via her soft melodic siren-like call
- Cleo Setori (H2o-Just Add Water); was turned into a siren when affected by the full moon
- Siryn (Marvel Comics)
- Musa (Winx Club)
- Sirens (Greek Mythology)
- Ariel (The Tempest)
- Fi (The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword)
- Velma Green/ The Spider Queen (Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy)
- The Siren (Charmed)
- Melody Carver (Monster High book series)
- Angel (Lilo & Stitch); via experiments. Angel's soft melodic beautiful siren song.