By Ann Roosevelt The Army wants soldiers to have universal access to the network no matter where they are and not have to learn new e-mails and battle command systems while trying to fight a war, the the Army Chief Information Officer said. "It is a network we're trying to build now, a continuous network from foxhole back to rear station," Lt. Gen. Jeff Sorenson, CIO G-6, said at an Association of the United States Army ILW meeting last week.…
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