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Communications & Information Systems Operator

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Runs the CAF's tactical communications and networks — radios, data and the links that let a dispersed force act as one. Signals work in the field, at odd hours in bad weather, because a headquarters that can't talk is just a tent full of frustrated officers.

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Communications & Information Systems Operator

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