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Technologies Supporting Programmability of Future Military Networks : A Review and a Critical View

This paper discusses technologies providing programmability to tactical communication networks. The concept of being able to “program” the way the network elements are controlled is not new of course, nor exclusive to military networks. However, in an environment where the network operator’s need may change very rapidly, such as the “digital” battlefield of the future, the ability to customize the way the network elements control traffic is very important.