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ECOM
(redirected from Exterior Communications)

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ECOMElectronic Commerce
ECOMEmergency Communications
ECOMEmission Control
ECOMElectronics Command (Army)
ECOMElectronic Computer-Originated Mail
ECOMUnited States Army Electronics Command
ECOMEthernet Communication Module
ECOMElectronic Commerce Operations Management
ECOMESA Cost Modeling Software
ECOMExchange Carrier Operations Management (Telcordia)
ECOMElectronic Control Unit Communications Module
ECOMECU Communications Module (military aviation)
ECOMExterior Communications (System)
ECOME-Commerce Online Marketing


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These included modernised interior and exterior communications plus weapons command and control equipment.
The C3I System will be installed on NSSN Class submarines and primarily provides sonar, combat control, exterior communications, electronic surveillance measures and imaging functions, along with supporting subsystems.
Lockheed Martin would provide the system integration of LPD-17's advanced machinery control, damage control, interior and exterior communications and combat systems.
 
 
 
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