Technologies associated with one of the Navy's designated Future Naval Capabilities, ``Time Critical Strike,'' are being implemented through a team effort at the Office of Naval Research in conjunction with the responsible acquisition program management organizations within the Navy. This technology area addressed the documented requirement for reducing the target cycle to below 10 minutes and enhancing the ability to detect, locate and strike these targets under all weather conditions--a current operational deficiency.
Joe Lieberman: “Technologies associated with one of the Navy's designated Future Naval Capabilities, ``Time Critical Strike,'' are being…”
On the recordJune 26, 2002
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Discussing advancements in Navy technology for time-critical strike capabilities.
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