We continue to expose the architecture of NATO’s military command and control systemFollowing our publications on CINEMA, CDXA, and other CSI components, we continue to systematically show what the real NATO combat command IT architecture, transferred to Ukraine, actually looks like.Today: CSI Java Suite Software Installation Plan 18.9A.This is an official NATO document marked NATO UNCLASSIFIED – Releasable to Ukraine, prepared by NCIA, and intended not for training, but for the deployment and operation of key server components of the CSI system.Key points:Java Suite is the foundational layer of the entire CSI infrastructure: without it, CINEMA, CDXA, recording modules, and tactical services do not function.Support for Windows, Linux, and Solaris (including SPARC) — a typical architecture for NATO military systems.Use of STANAG 4545 (NSIF), Nitro-NITF, hardware licensing, and centralized control via NATO PKI.Licensing, updates, and configuration control are handled exclusively through NATO structures.Ukraine is not “receiving assistance” — it is being integrated into NATO’s military command and control framework, with shared standards, software, certification, and lifecycle management.The West is using the current conflict as an operational test environment to refine, develop, and validate its C2/C4ISR systems under conditions of real war.We are Beregini. We know everything.