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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - In the heat of battle, a commander's greatest weapon isn't just firepower-it's information. Signals: Swift and Sure is the definitive account of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals during its most transformative era: 1947-1972. This book uncovers the hidden technological revolution that redefined how the Australian Army fought in the post-WWII landscapes of Japan, Korea, Malaya, Borneo, and Vietnam.While traditional histories focus on the 'sharp end' of the bayonet, Signals: Swift and Sure reveals the digital and electronic nerves that made those operations possible. From the first use of transistors to the high-stakes world of signals intelligence (SIGINT) in the jungles of Vietnam, this book tells the story of how Australian Signalmen turned emerging technology into a 'combat power multiplier'.Signals: Swift and Sure isn't just a history of equipment; it's the story of the men and women who ensured that, no matter the distance or the danger, the message always got through.Key Selling Points: The Technology Gap: The first comprehensive analysis of how communications technology shifted from British standards to US systems, forever altering Australia's strategic orientation.The Evolution of Command: Discover how better range and reliability gave commanders unprecedented control over 'fleeting opportunities,' while simultaneously introducing the modern peril of 'information overload'.Jungle Secrets: Detailed insights into the role of SIGINT in Borneo and Vietnam, and how the 'Electronic War' became as critical as the ground war.Human Stories: Beyond the wires and radios, Blaxland captures the 'anecdotal expression of life in the Corps'-from the rigours of the School of Signals at Balcombe to the 'stuff that dreams are made of' courier runs across Japan and Korea.The Foundation of Today: Explains how the peacetime strategic networks established in the 1950s provided the blueprint for the secure, nationwide communications systems used by the Australian Defence Force today.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the heat of battle, a commander's greatest weapon isn't just firepower-it's information. Signals: Swift and Sure is the definitive account of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals during its most transformative era: 1947-1972. This book uncovers the hidden technological revolution that redefined how the Australian Army fought in the post-WWII landscapes of Japan, Korea, Malaya, Borneo, and Vietnam.While traditional histories focus on the "sharp end" of the bayonet, Signals: Swift and Sure reveals the digital and electronic nerves that made those operations possible. From the first use of transistors to the high-stakes world of signals intelligence (SIGINT) in the jungles of Vietnam, this book tells the story of how Australian Signalmen turned emerging technology into a "combat power multiplier".Signals: Swift and Sure isn't just a history of equipment; it's the story of the men and women who ensured that, no matter the distance or the danger, the message always got through.Key Selling Points: The Technology Gap: The first comprehensive analysis of how communications technology shifted from British standards to US systems, forever altering Australia's strategic orientation.The Evolution of Command: Discover how better range and reliability gave commanders unprecedented control over "fleeting opportunities," while simultaneously introducing the modern peril of "information overload".Jungle Secrets: Detailed insights into the role of SIGINT in Borneo and Vietnam, and how the "Electronic War" became as critical as the ground war.Human Stories: Beyond the wires and radios, Blaxland captures the "anecdotal expression of life in the Corps"-from the rigours of the School of Signals at Balcombe to the "stuff that dreams are made of" courier runs across Japan and Korea.The Foundation of Today: Explains how the peacetime strategic networks established in the 1950s provided the blueprint for the secure, nationwide communications systems used by the Australian Defence Force today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the heat of battle, a commander's greatest weapon isn't just firepower-it's information. Signals: Swift and Sure is the definitive account of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals during its most transformative era: 1947-1972. This book uncovers the hidden technological revolution that redefined how the Australian Army fought in the post-WWII landscapes of Japan, Korea, Malaya, Borneo, and Vietnam.While traditional histories focus on the "sharp end" of the bayonet, Signals: Swift and Sure reveals the digital and electronic nerves that made those operations possible. From the first use of transistors to the high-stakes world of signals intelligence (SIGINT) in the jungles of Vietnam, this book tells the story of how Australian Signalmen turned emerging technology into a "combat power multiplier".Signals: Swift and Sure isn't just a history of equipment; it's the story of the men and women who ensured that, no matter the distance or the danger, the message always got through.Key Selling Points: The Technology Gap: The first comprehensive analysis of how communications technology shifted from British standards to US systems, forever altering Australia's strategic orientation.The Evolution of Command: Discover how better range and reliability gave commanders unprecedented control over "fleeting opportunities," while simultaneously introducing the modern peril of "information overload".Jungle Secrets: Detailed insights into the role of SIGINT in Borneo and Vietnam, and how the "Electronic War" became as critical as the ground war.Human Stories: Beyond the wires and radios, Blaxland captures the "anecdotal expression of life in the Corps"-from the rigours of the School of Signals at Balcombe to the "stuff that dreams are made of" courier runs across Japan and Korea.The Foundation of Today: Explains how the peacetime strategic networks established in the 1950s provided the blueprint for the secure, nationwide communications systems used by the Australian Defence Force today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the heat of battle, a commander's greatest weapon isn't just firepower-it's information. Signals: Swift and Sure is the definitive account of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals during its most transformative era: 1947-1972. This book uncovers the hidden technological revolution that redefined how the Australian Army fought in the post-WWII landscapes of Japan, Korea, Malaya, Borneo, and Vietnam.While traditional histories focus on the "sharp end" of the bayonet, Signals: Swift and Sure reveals the digital and electronic nerves that made those operations possible. From the first use of transistors to the high-stakes world of signals intelligence (SIGINT) in the jungles of Vietnam, this book tells the story of how Australian Signalmen turned emerging technology into a "combat power multiplier".Signals: Swift and Sure isn't just a history of equipment; it's the story of the men and women who ensured that, no matter the distance or the danger, the message always got through.Key Selling Points: The Technology Gap: The first comprehensive analysis of how communications technology shifted from British standards to US systems, forever altering Australia's strategic orientation.The Evolution of Command: Discover how better range and reliability gave commanders unprecedented control over "fleeting opportunities," while simultaneously introducing the modern peril of "information overload".Jungle Secrets: Detailed insights into the role of SIGINT in Borneo and Vietnam, and how the "Electronic War" became as critical as the ground war.Human Stories: Beyond the wires and radios, Blaxland captures the "anecdotal expression of life in the Corps"-from the rigours of the School of Signals at Balcombe to the "stuff that dreams are made of" courier runs across Japan and Korea.The Foundation of Today: Explains how the peacetime strategic networks established in the 1950s provided the blueprint for the secure, nationwide communications systems used by the Australian Defence Force today. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…