Vol. 29, No. 2 (2010)

Global Engagement at APL

The Global Engagement Department performs work throughout all phases of a concept known as a “kill chain,” a sequential and orderly process to successfully engage and deliver the desired effects on a target (in other words, not necessarily to destroy a target). To deliver effects anywhere on the globe, the U.S. military must be able to detect and track targets, coordinate their activities via command and control systems, engage the targets in the manner expected, and then assess the results of their actions. This issue of the Johns Hopkins APL Technical Digest shares the achievements of the Global Engagement Department over the broad range of activities encompassed by the kill chain.

In This Issue

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Global Engagement at APL: An Introduction

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The Origin and History of the Global Engagement Department

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Guidance and Navigation in the Global Engagement Department

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Miniature Analog GPS Translator for Trident Reentry Body Accuracy Analysis

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Collecting Reentry Body GPS Translator Data Near Impact Using the Over-the-Horizon Buoy

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Six-Degree-of-Freedom Digital Simulations for Missile Guidance, Navigation, and Control and Validation Test with USS Florida

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A Concept for Command and Control

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Command and Control

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Enhancing Systems Engineering Agility with Modeling and Simulation