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If we are to become the security force for the World then the United States Department of Defense, may wish to divide its mission and consider a two-tiered strategy, which would have a seamless network running between a divided system.

We need a DOO Department of Offense, which will need to be made up of highly sophisticated special teams linked with the main all knowing and all-seeing intelligence gathering system. Call it God if you will (Global Observation Data). If in the future we are limited to fighting only rogue elements of insurgents, criminal gangs and international terrorist networks then we will need a Department of Offense to seek and destroy these elements.

Just like the high-tech futuristic commercials for the popular soft drink; Code Red Mountain Dew, the US Military must adapt to the challenges that lie ahead. Thus the net-centric grid will need to be of larger scope; let's say planet wide and it will have to get down to the unit level or individual human to ensure security.

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This means the net-centric battlespace will have layers and grids within. In order to read a newspaper from outer space or a license plate from a micro-land based surveillance system. All information collected could be accessed in real-time by the special teams and stored for long-term use later.

The Department of Offense must work as counter insurgency force, international criminal justice police and stop the exploitation of international terrorism. I hope this article propels thought in 2007.

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