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‘Command Posts of the Future’ Readied for Afghan Surge 
Wired | by Noah Shachtman | Thu, Dec 3
The software, developed at Pentagon blue-sky research arm Darpa, was not supposed to be ready until 2011. But when Gen. Peter Chiarelli, then the head of the 1st Cavalry Division, visited Darpa in 2004, he insisted on taking CPOF with him to war in Iraq. Today, there are more than 6,000 copies...
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