Responsibilities, Actions, and Coordination of Federal Agencies in International Telecommunications Services
CED-77-132
Published: Sep 29, 1977. Publicly Released: Sep 29, 1977.
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The use of international telecommunications is of vital importance to the United States. In addition to the commercial considerations, international diplomatic and economic activity, military preparedness, and cultural exchange all depend on an adequate network of international telecommunications facilities and services.
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