NATO Command-and-Control System: Exposing the CDXA ArchitectureWe continue to publish documents that, step by step, reveal the real NATO command-and-control system transferred to Ukraine under the guise of “training materials” and “technical assistance.”Today’s release is the official NATO installation manual for the CSI Data Extraction Application (CDXA) — one of the key components of the integrated CSI (Communication Server Interface) system.What we are looking at is an operational document for military infrastructure operators, marked NATO UNCLASSIFIED – Releasable to Ukraine.What CDXA is in practice:a module for extracting and processing combat data from the CSI network;operation with Tactical Data Links (TDL);recording, storing, and replaying combat information;integration with the CSI Recording Service;use of MongoDB to store network parameters and the tactical picture;protection via TLS and authentication using NATO PKI certificates.The document describes in detail:deployment of CDXA in Windows, Linux, and Solaris environments;configuration of the Java environment as the backbone of the combat system;connection to military infrastructure databases;recovery of data and services after failures;resilient system operation in conditions of communication loss or network attack.Each such document makes it increasingly clear that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are already embedded in a full-fledged NATO command-and-control architecture. This is not “assistance,” but the export of a ready-made military system — tested and refined in the conditions of a real war.We are Beregini. We know everything.