Army Combat Camera Part 3
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The original agency catalog description reads: Audience: Tactical Commanders, Major Commands/Installation Commanders And Staff, ARSTAF, DCSIMS, DCSOPS, DPTMS, And Installation VI Managers. Synopsis: Combat camera (COMCAM) is a theater/tactical visual information application which provides commanders at all levels with a source of unbiased visual imagery to assist in making operational decisions. Provides the battlefield commander with imagery as part of the overall battlefield information system. Describes what combat camera soldiers, using the latest technology in videotape and still photography, can do to help tactical commanders. Purpose: Program defines what combat camera is, how it is used by tactical commanders and strategic planners, and visually demonstrates how combat camera can be used as an operational decision making tool.
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