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CELEBRATING IN GERMANY


GENM-O members participate in a ribbon cutting at the Sembach Kaserne U.S. Army post in Germany, Aug. 29, 2023. Sembach Kaserne, within the Kaiserslautern district, is the first base within GENM-O’s eight network modernization projects in Europe to complete a network migration. (Photo by Christopher Labatte, GENM-O)


REMOVING BOUNDARIES


PEO C3T’s Global Enterprise Network Modernization — OCONUS works to make it easy to plug into the unified network from anywhere in the world.


by Justin Creech and Danielle Kress


or enterprise nature of the mission. But over the last few years, priority has been given to capabilities that remove boundaries and make it easy to plug into the network from anywhere in the world.


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Across Europe and the Pacific, some of these modernization efforts have been led by the Global Enterprise Network Modernization ‒ Outside the Continental United States (OCONUS) Product Manager, referred to as GENM-O, within the Program Executive Office for Command, Control and Communications ‒ Tactical (PEO C3T). It is geared toward increasing speed through technologies like the Global Secret Internet Proto- col Router Network (SIPRNet), modernizing voice and video, and upgrading infrastructure across numerous sites to support modernized capability.


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top the Army’s modernization priorities is a unified network that integrates data, speed, flexibility and security to enable commanders and warfighters to communicate effectively and make quick, strategic decisions.


Historically, the Army has leveraged theater-centric networks based on location and the tactical


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