Category:Military communications

• Military communications by country (16 C)

A

• Alert measurement systems (25 P)

B

• Brevity codes (16 P)

C

• Communications and electronic installations of the United States Navy (26 P)
• Continuity of government (3 C, 25 P)
• Cryptography (30 C, 220 P)

E

• Electronic warfare (5 C, 66 P)

F

• Field telephones (3 P)

H

• Hello Girls (6 P)

I

• Identification friend or foe (6 P)
• Military intelligence (13 C, 93 P)

M

• Military broadcasting (3 C, 17 P)
• Military communications units and formations (3 C, 12 P)
• Military radio systems (6 C, 72 P)

N

• NATO communications (2 P)
• Naval signals (9 P)
• Nuclear command and control (3 C, 23 P)

O

• Operating signals (14 P)

S

• Signals intelligence (9 C, 103 P)

• Military communications

*

• Signal corps

0–9

• 16-line message format

A

• Advanced Extremely High Frequency
• Air Force Network
• Airborne Launch Control Center
• Airborne Launch Control System
• Allied Communication Procedures
• Allied Communications Publications
• Allied military phonetic spelling alphabets
• AN/MRN-3
• AN/URC-117 Ground Wave Emergency Network
• Automated Message Handling System
• Automatic Digital Network
• Automatic link establishment
• Aviator call sign

B

• Blue light (pyrotechnic signal)
• Boeing EC-135

C

• Cheget
• Colt Acetylene Flash Lantern
• Combined Communications-Electronics Board
• Command center
• Common Data Link
• Communications deception
• Communications protection
• Communications School (United States Marine Corps)
• Communications security
• Communications system
• Counter-IED equipment
• Cryptochannel
• Cryptographic Modernization Program

D

• Defense Message System

E

• Electronic counter-countermeasure
• Electronic countermeasure
• Electronic warfare support measures

F

• Field telephone
• Finnish Armed Forces radio alphabet

G

• Global Information Grid-Bandwidth Expansion
• Global Information Grid

H

• Hemerodromoi
• History of cryptography

I

• Identification friend or foe
• Initial Defense Communications Satellite Program
• Interpreter officer

J

• Jane's Military Communications
• Joint Battlespace Infosphere
• Joint Electronics Type Designation System
• Joint multichannel trunking and switching system
• Joint Network Node
• JREAP

K

• Kyl–Bingaman Amendment

L

• Link 4
• Link-ZA

M

• Message precedence
• Military Cryptanalytics
• Military spectrum management
• Military Wireless Museum in the Midlands
• MILNET
• Mlecchita vikalpa
• Mulabhadra

N

• NATO Communications and Information Systems School
• NATO CRONOS
• NATO phonetic alphabet
• Naval flag signalling
• Network-enabled weapon
• Nuclear briefcase
• Nuclear football

O

• OTCIXS
• Edna Owen

P

• Pakistan Army Corps of Signals
• Partiosanomalaite
• PGP word list
• Pierre-sur-Haute military radio station
• Procedure word

R

• Radiation hardening
• Radio silence
• Recognition signal
• RIPRNet
• Runner (messenger)

S

• S-TADIL J
• Sanomalaite M/90
• School of Signals
• Signal lamp
• SIMPLE (military communications protocol)
• SLOT buoy
• Small extension node
• SNTI
• Sri Lanka Signals Corps
• Standard Army Maintenance System – Enhanced
• STARCOM (communications system)
• Communication with submarines
• Swedish Armed Forces radio alphabet
• Syracuse (satellite)

T

• Tactical communications
• Tactical data link
• Tactical designator
• TADIXS
• Theater Battle Management Core Systems
• Time synchronization over radio
• Traffic analysis
• TRANSEC
• Transformational Satellite Communications System
• Transmission security

U

• UHF Follow-On satellite
• USA-235

V

• Variable Message Format
• Radiotelephony procedure

W

• Westinghouse Electric Corporation

X

• X Band Satellite Communication
• XTAR