Talk:Military communications
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Suggest that this article mention that there are two principal types of military communications systems and networks: strategic (aka infrastructure) and tactical.
[edit] Military communications
Historically speaking there are several forms of military communication
- Verbal messaging
- Audio signaling
- Visual signaling
- By road
- By sea
- By naval signaling systems
- By semaphore
- By rail
- By air
- By telegraph
- By telephone (land line)
- By radio transmission
- By video transmission
- By satellite
- By optical cable
