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Current and future military missions involve multi-national coalition forces that must be rapidly drawn together, flexibly led, responsively deployed and agile to address a wide variety of dynamically evolving tasks. Synchronization of air, land and sea campaigns will remain the cornerstone of Joint Operations as we move to confront the next generation of warfare. In all of these missions there is a need for agility, responsiveness and effectiveness in the use of limited resources to achieve complex and multiple objectives. Within this context, the primary challenges to effective integration of command, control, communications, and computers (C4) in attaining “Coalition Interoperability” and increased effectiveness are 1 :

The Coalition Information Systems and Operations Learning Network: An Emerging Concept for Multinational C4 Interoperability