Force Level Data-Fusion Network

Commander Jack Reese briefs President Bartlet, C.J. Cregg, Charlie Young, and Josh Lyman on the force level data-fusion network in the Oval Office. Jack positions it as a core element of the CEC briefing, commanding attention as staff shifts from press optics to military strategy. Bartlet listens closely while Jack outlines its technical role in force coordination.

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S4E10 · Arctic Radar

Diverted UN Call — The Rwanda Memo Arrives

The force level data‑fusion network is named by Bartlet as the subject of the CEC briefing; it serves as a technical object around which the military briefing and strategic assessment cohere.

Before: Referenced as an operational capability under discussion; not yet fully explained.

After: Its role is acknowledged; Commander Reese affirms the network's relevance as part of the briefing.

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S4E10 · Arctic Radar

Optics, Interruptions, and the Navy Briefing

The force-level data-fusion network is invoked by Bartlet and Jack as the substantive subject of the CEC briefing; it shifts the conversation from optics to operational capability and frames France's potential response after exercises.

Before: A topic of pending CEC discussion; not yet fully briefed to the President.

After: Brought into the room via Jack Reese's briefing, starting the conversion to military/diplomatic substance.

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