The current head of communications for the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan, US Army Brigadier General Joseph A Brendler (Chief HQISAF CJ6), first came to Afghanistan a decade ago as part of 18 Airborne Corps, which was responsible for establishing what was then known as Combined Joint Task Force (CJTF) 180. "Many things have changed since that time", he told IHS Jane's in an interview in Kabul. "The scope of the infrastructure requirement, for example, is multiple orders of magnitude more extensive today than it was then. And the CIS [communication information systems] situation reflects the same - the extent of the communications we have here today is orders of magnitude greater and performs orders of magnitude better than it did at that time," he said, referring to a period when the networks were necessarily founded upon initial-deployment (military) equipment.
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机译：目前由北约领导的阿富汗国际安全援助部队（ISAF）的通讯负责人是美国陆军准将约瑟夫·布伦德勒（Joseph A Brendler）（HQISAF CJ6首席），十年前作为18空降军的一部分首次来到阿富汗。他成立了后来被称为联合联合特遣部队（CJTF）180的组织。“自那时以来，许多事情都发生了变化”，他在喀布尔的一次采访中告诉IHS Jane's。 “例如，基础架构要求的范围比今天扩大了多个数量级。CIS（通信信息系统）的情况反映了相同的情况–我们今天在这里进行通信的程度是数量级规模更大，性能要比当时好。”他说，指的是网络必须建立在初期部署（军事）设备上的时期。
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