text: Appendix C
  NETWORKS
  C-4. The SIPRNET resident in command posts (CPs) provides connectivity to other mission command
  systems to include the CP server. The CP has connectivity to other airspace elements through high bandwidth
  multichannel tactical satellite. Through these networks, the airspace control applications connect to the CP
  server, publish airspace data, and subscribe to data from other mission command systems.
  DATA DISSEMINATION SERVICES AND PUBLISH AND SUBSCRIBE SERVICES
  C-5. Both the AMD workstation and TAIS publish and subscribe data from the CP server. Data
  dissemination services (known as DDS) is the currently fielded capability that goes beyond the publish and
  subscribe services (PASS) capabilities. As a federated service, data dissemination services are designed for
  global data dissemination. It replaces publish and subscribe services at all echelons, from battalion and above.
  It permits Department of Defense and joint interoperability beyond the current point-to-point interface. Data
  dissemination services afford discovery across the network, enable “many-to-many” exchanges, and supply
  a means to share information that is useful for any community of interest. With data dissemination services,
  the network exchange potential dramatically improves enabling exchanges typical in a net-centric data
  environment. Data dissemination services thus permit interoperable data exchanges to evolve from an intra-
  CP to an inter-CP, echelon, Service, and nation a reality. This ensures data is visible, available, and usable
  when and where needed to accelerate the decisionmaking process.
  MULTI-TACTICAL DATA LINK NETWORKS
  C-6. ADAM/BAE operators configure and integrate numerous data link networks. Key networks include
  tactical digital information link J (Link 16), tactical digital information link B (Link 11B), Intra-forward area
  air defense (FAAD) Network (IFN), situational awareness data link, exploitation support data, cursor on
  target, and radar element subsystem.
  Link 16
  C-7. Link 16 is a secure, jam-resistant, high-capacity, and nodeless tactical digital information link or
  TADIL and formerly known as TADIL-J. This link utilizes the joint tactical information distribution system,
  multifunctional information distribution system terminal, and its multiple access architecture for multi-netted
  communications. ADAM/BAE operators convey the information exchanged on this link in the J-series
  messages, which conform to the operational specifications contained in military standard (MIL-STD)-6016
  series.
  Link 11B
  C-8. Link 11B is a tactical digital data link protocol, formerly known as tactical data link B, specified by
  MIL-STD-6011, for point-to-point communication over landline between two units. Known as M-series
  messages, the messages over Link 11B, adhere to the Link 11 message standard.
  IntraFAAD Network
  C-9. The IFN is more commonly referred to as the FAAD. Paragraph C-23 discusses FAAD in detail.
  Situational Awareness Data Link
  C-10. ADAM personnel use an enhanced position location reporting system radio and air defense system
  integrator. Situational awareness data link (known as SADL) gives non-Link-16 aircraft the ability to pass
  their location to Link-16 aircraft via the Link-16 gateway. Link-16 gateways have a situational awareness
  data link radio located with them which allows aircraft with Link-16 and situational awareness data link to
  see one another digitally. The situational awareness data link is the only system that fully integrates with the
  Army’s enhanced position location reporting system network.