if i understand their ITAmtBw, FüInfoSysSK, FmSysBw, NuKomBw [¿prehistoric wiki notation??] right, osi and x400 survived quite longer than i ever would have estimated.

if someone looks for an ExfDum, i suggest reading clear cut bundeswehr txts. interesting url, though.

back at the 60s, networking and again – defence. oh my, but the mirv, "multiple independently-targetable re-entry vehicles"-story is interesting | actually all articels under landon lecture. ie arthur schlesinger on the 1968 us-election| thanks for pointing me into that direction!

... on 17 october 1980 due to an unusual hardware malfunction that caused a high-priority process to run wild and devour resources needed by other processes | computer system reliability and nuclear war, alan borning, 1987

vulnerabilities of network control protocols: an example, eric c. rosen