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<abstract>The recent emergence of software-defined radio technology offers
the potential to address key communications shortfalls and	 
significantly improve military capabilities. The Joint Tactical  
Radio System (JTRS) program was initiated in 1997 to develop and 
apply this technology and to bring together separate service-led 
programs into a joint software-defined radio development effort. 
JTRS radios are intended to interoperate with existing radio	 
systems and provide the war fighter with additional		 
communications capability to access maps and other visual data,  
communicate via voice and video with other units and levels of	 
command, and obtain information directly from battlefield	 
sensors. As such, the JTRS program is considered a major	 
transformational effort for the military and is expected to	 
enable information superiority, network-centric warfare as well  
as modernization efforts, such as the Army&apos;s Future Combat	 
Systems. Although total program costs have yet to be determined, 
the Army&apos;s effort to acquire and field close to half of the	 
estimated 250,000 JTRS radios that are needed is expected to cost
$14.4 billion. Congress asked us to review the JTRS program to	 
determine if there are either management or technical challenges 
and risks that could jeopardize a successful program outcome.</abstract>
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