Compares aspects of the Joint Tactical Radio System network domain program with similar elements for the commercial long-term evolution waveform and analyzes acquisition programs that have repeatedly exceeded certain cost thresholds.
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Mark V. Arena (Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, Stanford University) is a physical scientist at RAND.
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