The report language directs the Coast Guard to tone down their ambitious plans, and to develop a common platform and common architecture for vessel traffic systems before proceeding in the future.
Mark Hatfield: “The report language directs the Coast Guard to tone down their ambitious plans, and to develop a common platform and…”
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Discussing the Coast Guard's plans for vessel traffic systems.
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