Talk:Command post

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Last time I visited an Air Force Base to discuss expanding my company's "Command Post of the Future" software usage from the Army to the Air Force, I was told in no uncertain terms that the Air Force does not have "Command Posts"-- that that's an Army term. We spent a substantial amount of time on this-- far more than I would have thought worthwhile. Now when I edit this page to mention that it's generally a term used by the Army, someone reverts my edit saying it's a general military term. I'd just like to say that the US military disagrees with that person. Sam 15:29, 28 February 2007 (UTC)

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