What type of network does JREAP A primarily operate over?

JREAP A, or Joint Range Extension Application Protocol A, is specifically designed to operate over secure networks. This is crucial because the information being transmitted, particularly in a military context, often involves sensitive operational details that need to be protected from potential interception or unauthorized access. The secure nature of the networks allows for encrypted communications, ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of the data exchanged among joint military operations.

Considering the other options, non-secure networks do not provide the necessary protections for the sensitive information typically shared in military communications. While wired connections are one mode of transmission, they do not encompass the entire bandwidth of secure communication technologies available, which can include wireless (encrypted) methods as well. The option of “all types of networks” does not accurately reflect the restricted and secure operational environment that JREAP A adheres to, thereby confirming that its primary operation is indeed over secure networks.