ABSTRACT: We the undersigned [1] have developed an integrated web development plan that makes total victory inevitable and inexorable for the military-industrial complex in general and the Hangar in particular.

Mission

Our mission is dictated by the nature of the World Wide Web.

Achieve web presence

Web presence is of vital importance to the Hangar. It is the physical interface between the military-industrial complex and its customers, employees, and business partners. A good industry interface increases sales and productivity. A bad industry interface does the opposite. Hence, our mission is supremely excellent web presence.

Web presence is Internet, intranet, and extranet sites:

• Internet sites
  Internet sites are external sites, open to the general public, that sell products.

• Intranet sites
  Intranet sites are internal sites, restricted to employees, that increase productivity.

• Extranet sites
  Extranet sites are external sites, restricted to business partners, that strengthen strategic alliances.

These are the three parts of our mission.

Achieve supreme excellence

Supreme excellence is maximum quality [2] and quantity:

• Quality
  Quality is popularity. Popularity is the rate at which a site is visited by its customers.

• Quantity
  Quantity is market share. For a site, market share is the percentage of possible customers who visit the site. For a server, market share is the percentage of possible sites it supports.

Supreme excellence is maximum popularity and market share of Internet, intranet, and extranet sites.

Achieve the most popular sites

As dictated by the nature of the web, our mission is the maximum number of popular Internet, intranet, and extranet sites. This mission suggests its own strategy.

[1] Signatures are encrypted in an underground vault somewhere in the desert east of the Hangar. We would excavate and decode them, but then we would have to shoot you. And that would violate the prime directive of the Hangar, which is peace.

[2] For the only valid definition of supreme excellence, see "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu.