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NEWS | Aug. 10, 2021

Training: LandWarNet Offers Many Options

Command post exercise in the field
Photo by Sgt. James Geelen
 
Have you heard of LandWarNet (LWN) eUniversity? It’s the Army’s one-stop training resource for all things cyber, signal, mission command and information technology. You’ll find info on COMSEC, SATCOM and tactical radios, too. With more than 40,000 training aids and products, you’re sure to find something worth tucking away.  

You’ll need your CAC to access LWN. Click on the image below to access the site:

LandWarNet eUniversity
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