War waits for no router setup. Functioning internet takes time to set up, which is not a luxury a military on the move usually has, and it's definitely not an option when troops get ambushed. Mobile ad hoc networks (MANET), a system of communication without major infrastructure, provides a way around this. MANETs use nodes to wirelessly route new information between each other, as opposed to sending information through a central router and then having the information sent back on the same fixed ...
War waits for no router setup. Functioning internet takes time to set up, which is not a luxury a military on the move usually has, and it's definitely not an option when troops get ambushed. Mobile ad hoc networks (MANET), a system of communication without major infrastructure, provides a way around this. MANETs use nodes to wirelessly route new information between each other, as opposed to sending information through a central router and then having the information sent back on the same fixed ...
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