Short clip: The role of instant messaging in war Col. John Hayes, the CIO of the Air Force Reserve Command, explains how collaborative tools, such as instant messaging, are helping to support ground forces in combat.

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21:06:40 / June 5, 2007

Col. John Hayes, the CIO of the Air Force Reserve Command, explains how collaborative tools, such as instant messaging, are helping to support ground forces in combat.

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