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Countering Interference: Anti‑jamming Technology & Adoption Trends

The global anti‑jamming market was valued at USD 4.69 billion in 2023 and is projected to expand to USD 8.64 billion by 2030, reflecting a 9.4% CAGR over the 2024–2030 period. This robust growth is primarily driven by continuous advancements in communication and navigation technologies, which have heightened the reliance on secure, uninterrupted signal processing across both defense and commercial domains.

In recent years, next‑generation communication systems—ranging from satellite links to sophisticated radar networks—have become integral to modern military operations and critical infrastructure. As these systems grow more complex, adversaries have developed increasingly potent jamming capabilities. In turn, equipment manufacturers and defense agencies are investing heavily in advanced anti‑jamming solutions. Enhanced signal‑processing methods, such as adaptive filtering and frequency‑hopping algorithms, are being continually refined to detect, isolate, and neutralize malicious interference, thereby safeguarding mission‑critical communications.

Simultaneously, the escalation of electronic warfare (EW) on the global stage has emerged as a pivotal catalyst for market expansion. Rising geopolitical tensions are prompting nations to bolster their EW arsenals, which include both jamming and anti‑jamming tools. Government budgets for defense procurement now routinely allocate significant funding to anti‑jamming research and development, fueling innovation in hardware components—like smart antennas and digital beamforming receivers—as well as in software‑defined EW suites capable of real‑time threat analysis and countermeasure deployment.

Beyond military applications, the civilian sector’s growing dependence on GPS‑based navigation and wireless communications has created new opportunities for anti‑jamming technologies. Industries such as aviation, maritime shipping, logistics, and emerging autonomous‑vehicle platforms demand uncompromised signal integrity to ensure safety and operational efficiency. For instance, unmanned aerial systems and smart‑city infrastructure rely on precise positioning data; any jamming or spoofing event could lead to catastrophic failures. Consequently, commercial service providers are integrating anti‑jamming modules into critical assets—further broadening the market’s scope.

Key Market Trends & Insights

Regional Leadership – North America: With a 35.85% share of global revenues in 2023, North America remains the largest marketplace for anti‑jamming systems. This dominance is fueled by sustained investments in advanced EW capabilities and national security programs.

U.S. Market Dynamics: The United States is poised for notable growth from 2024 to 2030, driven by government initiatives that promote technological innovation and partnerships between domestic and international defense contractors to develop cutting‑edge anti‑jamming platforms.

Asia Pacific Surge: The Asia Pacific region is also expected to register significant expansion during the forecast period. Heightened geopolitical competition has led countries such as China, India, and Japan to increase procurement of anti‑jamming solutions to strengthen their defense postures.

Receiver Segment – Military & Government Grade: In 2023, the military and government grade receiver category accounted for 71.1% of market revenue, highlighting the paramount importance of resilient communication and navigation systems in defense operations.

Technique Focus – Nulling: The nulling technique—designed to identify and cancel out unwanted interference—dominated with the largest revenue share in 2023. Its precision in suppressing jamming signals makes it a cornerstone technology for both fixed and mobile platforms.

Application – Position, Navigation & Timing (PNT): Anti‑jamming solutions for PNT applications led the market in 2023, reflecting the critical need for accurate timing and location data in both civilian and military contexts.

End‑Use – Military: The military segment commanded the largest share of anti‑jamming revenues in 2023, driven by growing requirements to protect defense communications, ensure the reliability of navigation aids, and maintain operational effectiveness in contested environments.

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Market Size & Forecast

2023 Market Size: USD 69 Billion

2030 Projected Market Size: USD 64 Billion

CAGR (2024-2030): 4%

North America: Largest market in 2023

Asia Pacific: Fastest growing market

Key Companies & Market Share Insights

Key players operating in the anti-jamming market include BAE Systems., Raytheon Systems Limited, Hexagon AB, ST Engineering, Thales, TUALCOM, Collins Aerospace, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd., and Meteksan Defence Industry Inc. These companies invest heavily in research and development to enhance their anti-jamming solutions, ensuring they meet the evolving demands of modern warfare and secure communications. In addition, collaborations and strategic partnerships between these leading firms and smaller, specialized technology companies are common, fostering the development of state-of-the-art anti-jamming systems.

Companies across the globe are securing investment to enhance their GPS signal capabilities. For instance, in November 2023, BAE Systems secured investment for the subsequent phase of the Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft's anti-jamming system. The Digital GPS Anti-jam Receiver (DIGAR) Phase 4 Enhancement was designed to enhance the aircraft’s survivability against radio frequency interference and GPS signal spoofing and jamming, The funding also included BAE’s new GEMVII-6 airborne digital GPS receiver, which enabled the aircraft to use digital beamforming for anti-jamming.

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Conclusion

Fueled by rapid innovations in signal‑processing techniques, rising electronic warfare investments, and the expanding use of GPS‑dependent systems in both defense and civilian arenas, the anti‑jamming market is set for strong, sustained growth through 2030.

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North America To Command Satellite Payload Market Over The Forecast Period

The satellite payloads are used for several applications, including communication, earth observation and remote sensing, mapping and navigation, scientific research and exploration, surveillance and security, space observation, and various other applications by defense, intelligence, civil, commercial, and/or government users Continuous advancements in the miniaturization of satellite payloads through technological advancements in digital components, low-mission costs, and the increasing use of satellite constellations are major drivers for the growth of this market. COVID-19 has affected the Satellite payloads market growth to some extent, and this varies from country to country. Industry experts believe that the pandemic has not affected the demand for Satellite payloads in applications.

The global satellite payloads market is estimated at USD 3.7Billion in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 11.3 Billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 24.8% from 2021 to 2026. Growing investments by several governments particularly in developed and developing economies such as the US, India, and China, among others.

The communication sub segment application segment of the market is projected to grow at the highest CAGR during 2021-2026.

The adoption of laser/optical communication payloads in commercial and defense is driving the growth of the communication payload market. The software defined payloads, imagery and navigation type payloads are also increasing their market in by type segment inturn driving the growth of satellite payloads market.

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Based on satellite, the small satellite sub-segment is projected to witness the highest CAGR during the forecast period.

Based on satellite, the satellite sub-segment which is small satellite is projected to witness the highest CAGR during the forecasted period. The increasing technologies and adoption of mini, micro and nano satellities for remote sensing,earth observation, communication and other applications are contributing the growth of this market. The cubesats and medium satellites are both growing approximately at the similar rateinturn contributing to the growth of the satellite payloads market.

The North America region is estimated to account for the largest share of Satellite Payloads market in 2021.

The Satellite Payloads in the North American region is expected to witness substantial growth during the forecast period, owing to increased investments and expenditures in R&D by countries in this region. The successful execution of flexible payloads in space has led to an increase in the number of space expeditions and through technological breakthroughs in satellite payloads and resourceful insights obtained from past satellite missions have increased the investments by existing and new players in the market. Prominent players from this region include Northrop Grumman (US), Raytheon Technologies(US), Lockheed Martin (US) and others.

The satellite payloads market is dominated by a few globally established players such as Airbus Defence and Space (Germany), Northrop Grumman (US), Lockheed Martin Corporation (US), Thales Alenia Space (France), and Sierra Nevada Corporation (US) among others.

Northrop Grumman Corporation is an American multinational aerospace and defense technology company. The company’s strength lies in the continuous improvement of its processes and methods. In May 2021, The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency awarded Northrop Grumman a USD 13.3-million contract to provide positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) payloads for the Blackjack program. Blackjack is a DARPA project to demonstrate the military utility of small satellites in low-Earth orbit to provide communications, missile warning, and PNT. Northrop Grumman satellite services meet the remote sensing and earth observation, logistics, cybersecurity, and military communication applications. It also strives to increase its market share in the aerospace & defense sector by securing aerospace and government contracts and agreements across the world. For example, in May 2020, The U.S. Space Force has awarded Northrop Grumman a USD 2.375-billion contract for two next-generation overhead persistent infrared satellites that will help provide ballistic missile warning for the military.

Thales Alenia Space specialized in manufacturing various space-related products. The company is the second-largest industrial participant in the International Space Station (ISS), producing the European Space Agencys (ESA) modules for the ISS. It is also producing satellites for Galileo, a European global satellite navigation system (GSNS). Thales has operations in over 50 countries and has a wide customer base of more than 100 countries. Its large partnership ecosystem is rapidly becoming a key commercial asset. The company has successfully acquired several customers across the world. For instance, in August 2020, Thales Alenia Space signed its first tranche contract with OHB System, which was worth USD 87.59 million, to develop the payload for the two satellites of the CO2M mission, and in February 2021, Thales Alenia Space signed an agreement with leading global satellite operator Telesat to be the prime contractor on the construction of Lightspeed, its advanced LEO network, a multi-billion-dollar project, initially comprised a fleet of 298 satellites.

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Nano GPS Chipset Market Size - 2020 Industry Trends, Share and Growth Analysis Research Report 2026

According to a new market research report published by Transparency Market Research titled ‘Nano GPS Chipset Market – Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast, 2018 – 2026,’ the global Nano GPS chipset market was valued at US$ 452.7 Mn in 2017 and is expected to expand at a CAGR of 12.02% from 2018 to 2026, to reach value of US 1,221.3 Mn by the end of the forecast period.

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Rising popularity of GPS tracking devices across the globe to fuel the Nano GPS chipset market

Recently, GPS tracking devices are increasingly becoming popular, as they are being used for asset tracking. GPS trackers are being used to track assets by their owners; to track vehicles by fleet operators; and also to track individuals and other tracking objects. Various chipset manufacturers are investing significantly in R&D activities for development of miniature GPS chipsets, as they consume low power. They can be used for applications wherein space is a constraint, for example, wearable devices. Also, various manufacturers of GPS trackers are introducing innovative miniature products. For instance, in February 2017, a startup introduced a GPS tracking device called ‘Ping,’ which is meant for tracking of vehicles, kids, pets, and other assets.

Increasing demand for wearables from the military sector to propel the global Nano GPS chipset market

Over the last few years, wearable technologies have been evolving in various fields including health care, sports & fitness, and military & defense. Wearable devices are witnessing increasing demand, particularly from the military sector. With greater accuracy and precision, the wearable technology is being used to track soldiers. Soldiers can be tracked in real time, which ensures their safety and diminishes risk of failure in high-risked operations. Various products are being developed for protection of soldiers, which provide information pertaining to their location. For instance, in October 2018, Orolia, a prominent provider of navigation and timing solutions, introduced the SecureFind combat rescue beacon, which contains miniature GPS chipsets. This device enables military personnel to execute combat, search, and rescue (CSAR) missions with the help of optional assured PNT technology that prevents GPS signal interference, spoofing, and jamming.

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Asia Pacific market to expand at a rapid pace owing to increasing number of smartphone and wearable users in the region

In terms of geography, the global Nano GPS chipset market has been divided into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and South America. North America led the global market in 2017, followed by Europe. The market in Asia Pacific is projected to expand at the maximum CAGR from 2018 to 2026, owing to the rising number of smartphone users and increasing demand for wearable devices in the region.

Key players focusing on development of breakthrough Nano GPS chipsets and their introduction in the market

Key players operating in the Nano GPS chipset market are focusing on development and launch of new GPS chipsets that are smaller in size so as to gain a competitive advantage and enhance their brand image. For instance, in March 2017, OriginGPS Ltd announced release of its new ORG-4500-series GPS module in order to address the demand for high precision from consumers in commercial, engineering, and defense sectors. Furthermore, key players are engaged in the development of breakthrough products to improve their brand positioning in the market. Major players profiled in the report on the global Nano GPS chipset market are OriginGPS Ltd., Broadcom, Unicore communications, Inc., Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., and MediaTek, Inc.

The global Nano GPS chipset market has been segmented as follows:

Global Nano GPS Chipset Market, by Sensitivity

−165 dBm & Above

Below −165 dBm

Global Nano GPS Chipset Market, by Application

Smartphones

Wearables

UAVs

Asset Tracking

Personal Digital Assistants

Automotive

Others

Global Nano GPS Chipset Market, by Region

North America

Europe

Asia Pacific (APAC)

Middle East & Africa (MEA)

South America

U.S.

Canada

Rest of North America

U.K.

Germany

France

Rest of Europe

India

Japan

China

Rest of APAC

GCC

South Africa

Rest of MEA

Brazil

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Nano GPS Chipset Market Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast,2018 - 2026

According to a new market research report published by Transparency Market Research titled ‘Nano GPS Chipset Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast, 2018 - 2026,’ the global Nano GPS chipset market was valued at US$ 452.7 Mn in 2017 and is expected to expand at a CAGR of 12.02% from 2018 to 2026, to reach value of US 1,221.3 Mn by the end of the forecast period.

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Rising popularity of GPS tracking devices across the globe to fuel the Nano GPS chipset market

Increasing demand for wearables from the military sector to propel the global Nano GPS chipset market

Asia Pacific market to expand at a rapid pace owing to increasing number of smartphone and wearable users in the region

Key players focusing on development of breakthrough Nano GPS chipsets and their introduction in the market

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Globalstar-Echo Ridge Agreement Advances New Assured PNT Technology and Service

Globalstar and Echo Ridge Partnership Supports New Technology to Backup GPS

COVINGTON, La. & STERLING, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Globalstar, Inc. of Covington, LA (NYSE American: GSAT) and Echo Ridge, LLC of Sterling, VA have signed an agreement to collaborate, share data, and jointly pursue market opportunities for a new assured positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) technology that can backup…

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Supplementary Defense Services, Products, Systems, Services, and Networks Including Confidential Patent and Copyright Registrations for Products, Systems, Services, and Network - PROPOSAL, by McCalla, Christine Ann

See link, https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Uy1Q534m9E_-p2y-E1YkFfJvrY1StgVqG4C_00M8Hng/edit?usp=sharing

From: McCalla, Christine Ann and all variations thereof, MBA, MS, CBME, CAHR, CBDE

July 21, 2017

PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL

Re: Supplementary Defense Services, Products, Systems, Services, and Networks Including Confidential Patent and Copyright Registrations for Products, Systems, Services, and Networks

PROPOSAL

Keyword Searches

Keyword searches were executed in the EBSCOHost / Roadrunner and ProQuest Arts & Humanities databases for search terms branches and armed forces, nautical and warfare, pan-Hellenic mythological hero and strategies, warfare and thesis and perseus and hercules and achilles, and warfare or thesis or perseus or hercules or achilles.

The traditional branches of an armed force are Army, Navy, Air Force, (Defense Forces, 2012), but some nations include additional arms of specialty to include aggressive defensive and offensive tactics.

With that being said, there numerous matters of import of which differentiation is relevant with the primary being the difference between branches being nautical and naval in nature. There are many nautical manuals available in circulation whether as an armed force reference or for the interest of the general public. Dunsch (2012) presented one such manual as being the Instrucción náutica by Diego García de Palacio (1587), with its content covering the topics navigation, astronomical references, nautical astronomy (including the proper handling of nautical instruments) and cartography, weather signs, ship design and construction, rigging, sails and masts, qualities and assigned responsibilities of officers and crew, and naval tactics.

Although ancient by consideration, Dunsch (2012) principles of practical needs of seamanship, ancient seafaring based on coastal navigation, circumnavigations, and the use of some landmarks as points of orientation are still valuable and can be expertly used to manipulate, outmaneuver, and conquer the enemy or better yet, distract and distort the enemy into submission, better yet capture.

To further prevent unnecessary contingencies and inefficiencies, I am proposing a reliance on Dunsch's (2012) version of Occam’s razor to the manning of ships: Nautae non sunt multiplicandi praeter necessitatem—the fewer sailors you need to do a job on board, the better. In this case, it is not just the sailors and the naval who can benefit, but the army, air force, and specialty arms divisions / branches.

Confidential patent and copyright registrations / Creation of defensive, offensive, or alternate realities products, systems, services, and networks

Additionally, the so common use of resources for the criminal can also supplement the defense in the form in a combination of a variety of sound, vibrations, and reasonably and foreseeable music scales, chords, and pieces, along with light / lighting to supplement the musical elements resulting in a creation of defensive, offensive, or alternate realities with attention to topography and atmospheric conditions including fantasies, new inventions or popular including fantasy and fictional arenas from existing myths and legends. including Olympus, Monkey Kingdom, elemental distortion including scenes from environmentally friendlier and healthier times - the quality of trees, reeds, fogs, the dynamics of the water in question whether rivers, seas, etc. such as the flows, directions, speed, etc.

To optimize the effectiveness and efficiency of these strategies and tactics, Dunsch's (2012) recommendations of nautical effectiveness and efficiencies MUST be utilized through comprehensive reviews, adaptation of, and implement of strategies and tactics. Dunsch's (2012) recommendations were:

Review techniques of antiquities for adaptation and implementation, including from Vegetius’ book on military tactis and an Arabic treatise on seafaring which is dated to the first half of the sixteenth century, it seems that the themes which interest a sea captain are as follows: both the Roman and the Arabic author mention the winds and their directions, safe seasons for maritime travel and nautical astronomy

Timosthenes of Rhodes’ On Harbours (Peri limenôn) - a sea captains’ guide to ports of call, albeit a very comprehensive and elaborate one, containing details about distances, harbours, trading opportunities, dangerous shoals, the coastline etc.

Thales [of Miletus], nautical astronomy: astronomy and meteorology, in particular the winds, which are always important for sailors, and tempests (‘‘the rolling wonders of thunders”), and the movement of the planets and the tracks of the stars, important means of nocturnal navigation, the revolution of times, the drift of the winds, the movement of the planets, the rolling wonders of thunders, the sloping tracks of the stars, the annual return of the sun, similarly the waxing of the new and the waning of the old and the obstacles of the eclipsing moon, measurement of distances, tides, routes and coasts, and emergency procedures

Varro, Ephemeris navalis (The Sailor’s Calendar?) including Ephemeris navalis contained information about specifically nautical matters, especially about manoeuvres at sea and how to use the winds, as we are told by the anonymous author of the Itinerarium Alexandri. Also particularly important for sailing in the Aegean during the dog-days of the Mediterranean summer. They can blow violently from any direction between northwest and northeast, though they are most often conceived of as northeasterly winds. Their precise flow and direction depends on a number of topographic and atmospheric factors.

Confidential patent and copyright registrations for products, systems, services, and networks for topographic and atmospheric factors for the use of the wind as a combat / offensive / defensive product, service, system, and network to assist in all armed forces including specialty.

Confidential patent and copyright registrations for products, systems, services, and networks for the distribution of warfare fundamentals in a psychologically recipient manner with consideration for the elements of victory and defeat including the format of fairy tales on marketing-type materials such as sales / sell sheet, brochure, stationery, announcements, signage and posters of various variety, menus, sample kits including gift sets, door hangers, invitations including wedding and formal events to intelligence and other personnel in need of safety consideration. Pay detailed attention to the folding including bi-folds and tri-folds, 4 and 6 panel, and the use of electronic and digital means of information dissemination when necessary.

Confidential patent and copyright registrations for products, systems, services, and networks for the distribution and dissemination products, systems, services, and networks of medicine / medical conveyance mechanisms, systems, services, and networks and devices as environmentally friendly, event, and disaster typed, distributed, and marked as sample / gift packages

Confidential patent and copyright registrations for products, systems, services, and networks for the disciplines as a so-called ‘‘mechanic art” in the Middle Ages. The mechanic arts are weaving, armouring, agriculture, hunting, medicine, and—drama to include electronic and digital means of dissemination to include purposes of deception. The mechanic arts can be introduced for speedy, accurate, and intelligent use of deception in which the purpose of the vessels can be used to assimilate / assimilate with / differentiate from local elements.

There is also the matter of the acquisition / management of transference of treaties, air and aeronautically to optimize astronomical advantages, by land, nautically and navally, for the sole purposes of, if and when applicable, for the purpose of effectiveness, efficient, and expediency in regards to the access of pathways, transportation, transit, and expeditions.

Resolved, adapt, acquire, and secure the relevant treaties to secure penalty and jeopardy free access to transportation, transit, and expeditions as are required.

Tovrea (2011) discusses Navigation Warfare, or NAVWAR, as deliberate defensive and offensive action to assure and prevent positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) information through coordinated employment of space, cyberspace, and electronic warfare operation. NAVWAR is applicable to all branches of the armed forces and as a result the nation or joint force coalition must perceive and plan accordingly. Thus said, the branches of the armed forces can then be assigned according to project management with each branch listed as a task element of a work breakdown structure which manages resources, milestones, outcomes, times, and deliverables. Tovrea's (2011) addresses this aspect through the basic linkage between PNT dependencies, vulnerabilities, threats/capabilities and desired effects, see figure 1.

Tovrea's (2011) Fig 1 - The PNT Dependency to Effects Linkage

Although figure 1, The PNT Dependency to Effects Linkage, is applicable to all branches of the armed forces, an escalation of efficiencies can be experienced by further reclassifying activities into the categories and related techniques, nautical, naval, air, aeronautical, and land. A successful outcome of this effort results in the creation of infantries from all branches / recategorization of the armed forces, whereas infantry positioning is defined as the general branch of an army that engages in military combat on foot, engages with the enemy in close-ranged combat, bear the largest brunt of warfare, and typically suffer the greatest number of casualties during a military campaign (Wikpedia, n.d.) creating a disproportionate discharge of personnel among the branches of the armed force whether from death, disability, and lack of desire.

Tovrea's (2011) central idea in the proposed NAVWAR CONOPS is that NAVWAR occurs in multiple domains and mission areas because PNT-dependent systems may operate in all five traditional warfighting domains (land, sea, air, space, and cyberspace). However with the infantry, the Mathur (2008)In her disclosure on the statistics quoted regarding the deaths of the US Military - Iraq (2008). Mathur (2008) provided numbers "based on counts by the Department of Defense and Associated Press. Most items are based on information obtained by the DoD for 3,980 deaths, as of March 10, 2008."

Mather's (2008) statistics were "A closer look at US military deaths in Iraq: Percentages by service branch: Army: 72 percent; Marines: 24 percent; Navy: 2 percent; Air Force: 1 percent (Coast Guard had one death)." McCalla, Christine Ann and all variations thereof assumes the Army's loss was predominantly infantry. She also assumed, this proportion is similar to all nations with branches of armed forces organized in this manner.

PROPOSAL

As a solution to this catastrophical phenomenon, McCalla, Christine Ann and all variations thereof, proposes including among other strategies and tactics, Tovrea's (2011) argument describing functions within warfare in general and independent of the armed forces branch. Tovrea's (2011) functions of Cyberspace Operations; Electronic Warfare; Space Operations; Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISR) Operations; Joint Spectrum Management Operations; and Joint Task Force Organization. Tovrea (2011) also presented a visual illustration called NAVWAR and its Components as Mutual Subsets, see fig. 2.

Tovrea's (2011) Fig. 2 - NAVWAR and its Components as Mutual Subsets

Tovrea (2011) created and presented coherence through his discussion of his battle management plan (fig 3 - NAVWAR Planning and Execution Framework) and elaborates on the effort on the scope and definitions, its functional requirements, gap validation and credible functional solutions for this integrative warfighting approach. To further derive substance from Tovrea's (2011) Fig 3. - NAVWAR Planning and Execution Framework, a SWOT (strength, weakness, opportunities, and threats) analysis can be completed as well as a PESTLE (political, economical, social, technological, legal, and environmental with each class as landscapes) analysis to address contingencies if any.

Tovrea's (2011) Fig 3. - NAVWAR Planning and Execution Framework

A separate and efficient strategy to enhance the effectiveness of the armed force, is to separate each branch of the armed force as if it is the only functioning branch, e.g. nautical. The traditional name of this armed force branch is naval / navy, but given the comprehensiveness and the skills and techniques required additional products, systems, services, and networks must now be utilized as inputs to deliver outputs in the same manner: additional products, systems, services, and networks.

Proposed Nautical Branch as Stand-Alone / Independent Armed Force Branch

Disclosure: the proposition of the nautical branch as a stand-alone / independent armed force branch does not change the organization and structure of a nation's defensive and offensive systems and networks as to do so would be supplantation. This proposed strategy is a supplementary measure to ensure that if overwhelmed, the defensive and offensive systems and networks function effectively and efficiently and provide a predetermined and predefined measure of relief.

A successful implementation of this supplemental measure can be applied to all armed force branches to ensure fully functioning organization capable of maximized resources under siege, or it can be employed as a utilization measure and as a strategy of deception. An integration of both Tovrea's (2011) functions of Cyberspace Operations; Electronic Warfare; Space Operations; Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISR) Operations; Joint Spectrum Management Operations; and Joint Task Force Organization, and Tovrea's (2011) Fig 3. - NAVWAR Planning and Execution Framework is an outline to the beginning of accomplishing this task. With appropriate technological adoption, this defensive and offensive systems and networks functions effectively and efficiently providing relief and support to the nation. With proper and appropriate utilization, it provides a 100% separate skill based assessment.

A further complement to this strategy is the creation of a SWOT, PESTLE, mindful analysis of statistics regarding the ratio of armed forces based on population if possible. Include in these complexed analysis, the probability of the creation of militia (include in PESTLE and SWOT) and their degree of risk. The calculation of these components impact on decision making (include in PESTLE and SWOT).

Consider security ratings in the creation of these new products to include interstate, criminal, terror, composite domestic, regional rank, and composite security ranking along with ranking in terms of priority, (Libya Defence and Security Report. 2014), and generate outcomes and contingencies based on the likelihood of occurrence, resulting in a concentration of resources.

MYTHICAL CHARACTERS AND THE PRESENT, WARFARE, POLITICS, AND TRUST

Discussion of ethics through the use of pan-Hellenic mythological heroes in warfare

Fearn (2003) described numerous strategies in his discussion of Mapping phleious: Politics and myth-making in bacchylides 9. Fearn's (2003) strategies and tactics include,

Bacchylides 9 uses Automedes’ victory to put Phleious on the geopolitical and mythological map, at the centre of attention. Translation - (at the height of) a victory that spans beyond politics and socio-economic discord and disharmony should be optimized to gain ground on relevant and significant issues that otherwise would not and could not be contemplated - immortalizing of accomplishments through commemorations.

Strategy is often perceived as a gift, but it rests in entirety on skills, technical and other, including preparation, organization, completion, and monitoring. Arrogance or over / under-appreciation of the gift of strategy results in ruin, destruction, and disaster. Fearn (2003) presented Adrastus’ ultimate failure which was he thought he could foresee the future (overpowered by hope as he was), and ignored the true foresight of Amphiaraus. An additional point of the ode is a warning to the victor Automedes not to make the same mistake: the victor, and others, can learn from both paradigms.

I the poems (2013) takes another view, that of ethics where,

"ethical people need an ethical society to live in", and "‘Gift-eating’ in a basileus [king or emperor, Wikipedia, (n.d.)] is worse still, and stands for corruption. A thing is noble if it encourages labour and enables self-sufficiency." Coexistence of ethics and corruption is impossible. This bulleted point addresses ethics and its antonym, corruption, and encourages illustriousness, industriousness, and earnestness through earning versus accepting a gift. These issues can be resolved again through organization and structure in the form of a well-designed and crafted code of ethics policy statement (see reference to SHRM below) and conflict of interest policy statement (see reference below to Vanguard). Here gifting excessively and de minimis can be differentiated.

I the poems (2013) continues, "If envy of another man’s wealth provokes a lazy man to work and gain wealth for himself (20–6), that is competition, a form of Strife that is good for mortals. It is quite different from the resentment that just men feel against a lazy man who lives without working (303–6)." Competition management in an institutional setting can be managed through the implementation of clearly defined, approved, implemented and enforced policies and procedures. For those who chose to proceed outside the bounds of the law, law enforcement and not chief ethics officer is the enforcer.

"The occasion of Alcimidas’ arrival at Aegina (11) demonstrates that the manifestation of inborn excellence skips generations." This statement implies the introduction of nepotism into the culture or the society in which Alcimidas' exists. Interestingly enough, thesaurus.com creates the contention in which nepotism is related to (1) corruption addressed by I the poems's (2013) discussion above, (2) breach of trust, (3) bribery, (4) crime, (5) malfeasance, (6) on the take, (7) profiteering, (8) racket, (9) shadiness, (9) skimming, and (11) unscrupulousness. The implication, appearance is everything where lack of ethics and criminalities is are concerned.

Is a Trojan Horse a Trojan Horse or a malnourished orphan cum king? Parkes (2004) presented a dominant and provocative theory in his presentation of the Turkish legends of the “Keloghlan Boy,” a destitute and mange-ridden orphan entering the castle of a giant and stealing magic regalia or treasure, enabling him to marry a princess and become king. Parkes (2004) describes the accomplishment of the orphan's ambition through forcing the ogress of the castle to adopt him as her son by milk kinship [nurturing as in the context of nature vs nurture] / obligation, defeating her giant husband or brothers, to steal their treasure, and so succeed in his quest [the orphan) to marry a princess and become king and thereby to reveal vulnerable secrets of her giant husband’s soul, typically located in an animal or inanimate object.

This legend is alive and well and over performing in institutions through,

Fearn's (2003) strategy and foresight, and immortalizing of accomplishments through commemorations

I the poems' (2013) envy, resentment, and competition and gift-eating (murder?)Fearn (2003)

I the poems' (2013) ethics and ethical expectations

I the poems' (2013) nepotism

Parkes' (2004) fraud, deception, murder, murder en masse, and treason

Secci (2009) executed an excellent task in addressing skills, character, talent, and other attributes considered relevant and necessary in a competitive environment. Secci (2009) compared and contrasted the strategies each player presented in the display of the attribute in question.

Secci (2009) discussed attributes through scenes in great detail. E.g. (1) The other suitors, realizing that they would not stand a chance against such rivals as Hercules and Achelous, left the contest. (2) While the whole competition seems initially to have depended on the ability to convince Oeneus through self-praise, Hercules’ intolerance of the river god’s sophisms causes the verbal duel to become a hand-to-hand fight. (3) The river god (Ovid characterizes his Achelous) had already proved to be a flawless host and a pious figure at the end of Met. 8. His approach to the contest underlines even further his reliance on rhetorical skills, sophistic-style reasoning and well-shaped witticism. Secci (2009) expertly argues, (i) surrender - "not stand a chance against such rivals as Hercules and Achelous, left", (ii) display of egotism - competition depends on the ability to convince one person through praise, (iii) the degree of division inspired by fallacy - "Hercules’ intolerance of the river god’s sophisms". (iv) provocation and violence - the use of fallacy results in emotional appeals that can be hostile, passive, or threatening in nature. "Hercules’ intolerance... and ... causes the verbal duel to become a hand-to-hand fight" implies hostility and agitation in combination with his imposing attributes as demi-god results in an absolutely threatening stance and status and violence / combat. (v) Sophistication and decorum - "His approach to the contest underlines even further his reliance on rhetorical skills, sophistic-style reasoning and well-shaped witticism."

Sophism according to dictionary.com as " a specious argument for displaying ingenuity in reasoning or for deceiving someone, any false argument; fallacy." A fallacy is often an emotional appeal, lacking objectivity and as a result it provokes responses emotional by nature including anger, rage, etc. resulting in a natural separation between / from the object of antagonism to acquire piece. Additionally, it creates the opportunity to evaluate emotional range and temperament and the applicable attributes thereof.

Krabbe and van Laar (2015) presented their discussion on the value and contribution a fallacy makes in an argument. Krabbe and van Laar (2015) argued that "By a “fallacy” we mean a contribution to an argumentative discussion that hinders or blocks the resolution (on the merits) of the difference of opinion that is the issue of the discussion." While fallacies are contentious, they do not necessarily indicate they are decorative by nature. Krabbe and van Laar (2015) continues, "The arguer may play on the emotions and prejudices of the audience... or the arguer may parade his or her own (self-attributed) qualitiesof expertise, credibility, or integrity..." Hence, a conflict that could have multiple outcomes including violence, destruction, or death.

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http://www.dictionary.com/browse/sophism?s=t

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infantry

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basileus

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https://www.shrm.org/resourcesandtools/tools-and-samples/policies/pages/cms_000585.aspx

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The Global Market for Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) is Projected to Reach US$98.4 Billion by 2022

Sustained Demand for Positioning, Navigation, & Timing (PNT) Devices in Myriad Commercial Applications Drives Growth in the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Market, According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.

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