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UNCLASSIFIED
National Communications System
(NCS)
“DOD Deployable Communications ”
Mr. James E. Cronkhite
Lead C4 Planner
North American Aerospace Defense
Command/
United States Northern Command/J635
James.cronkhite@northcom.mil
719-554-4924
UNCLASSIFIED
QUESTIONS/COMMENTS
UNCLASSIFIED
Purpose
To provide an overview of C4 assets that
DOD, USNORTHCOM, subordinate units,
and component forces use for deployable
communications in training and
contingency scenarios. Additionally,
provide a capability matrix that can be
used to assist the C4 planning process.
UNCLASSIFIED
USNORTHCOM History
• Based on events of 9-11, the President wanted a single
military command for homeland defense
• Secretary of Defense and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
recommended establishment of USNORTHCOM
• April 2002—announced by Secretary of Defense
• October 1, 2002—activated
• September 11, 2003—achieved Full Operational Capability
UNCLASSIFIED
USNORTHCOM Mission
Conduct military operations to –
• Deter, prevent and defeat threats to the United States, its
territories and interests within assigned area of
responsibility (AOR)
• Provide civil support and other assistance to US civil
authorities as directed, i.e., DoD Support to Civilian
Authorities (DSCA)
USNORTHCOM defends America’s homeland—protecting our
people, national power, and freedom of action
UNCLASSIFIED
USNORTHCOM C2
U.S. Regional Combatant Command
PRESIDENT
Relationships
SECRETARY
OF DEFENSE
Coordinating
COCOM/OPCON
Supported/Supporting
U.S. Coast
National Guard
Guard
Bureau
FLEET
ARNORTH MARFOR
AFNORTH FORCES
NORTH
COMMAND
JOINT TASK JOINT TASK JOINT TASK JOINT FORCE
FORCE FORCE FORCE HEADQUARTERS
ALASKA NORTH CIVIL SUPPORT NATIONAL
CAPITAL REGION
UNCLASSIFIED
Task Organization
COCOM
OPCON
Supporting Relationship
POTUS/
OPCON of selected USCG
forces, as required SECDEF
DHS Governor
Coordination
Peterson AFB, CO
Arlington, VA USCG
Peterson AFB, CO Peterson AFB, CO
Chief NG JFHQ
NORAD NGB
USNORTHCOM
USNORTHCOM State
Langley, VA Ft Sam Houston New Orleans, LA Norfolk, VA Peterson AFB, CO MDW
JFHQ
ACC
AFNORTH SJFHQ NCR
FORSCOM
ARNORTH MARFORNORTH CFFC
FFC
Elmendorf AFB, AK -North Ft. Monroe, VA
Ft. Bliss, TX
Elmendorf, AK JTF
Tyndall AFB, FL JTF
JTF JFMCC CS
(FFC) N
Alaska JFLCC
(ALCOM) JFACC
(1 st AF) USCG USCG
JFACC QRFs
QRFs
USCG
LANT PAC
USCG
(11 th AF) RRFs
RRFs LANT PAC
JFMCC San Diego, CA Norfolk, VA NG JTF
CANR ANR CONR
JFLCC State
FFC FFC
MACDIS FLEET West
FLEET -West FLEET East
FLEET -East
TF TF Brigades (3rd FLEET)
(3rd FLEET) (2nd FLEET)
(2nd FLEET)
Alert SEMA
Alert Alert
A/C West East
A/C A/C
Surface Combatants/
Patrol Aircraft
UNCLASSIFIED
Area of Responsibility (AOR)
ALASKA
USEUCOM
UNCLASSIFIED
USSOUTHCOM
UNCLASSIFIED
Homeland Defense - Key Functions
• All domain defense: Land, Maritime, Air and Cyber
• Defense against Transnational Threats
• Counterdrug and Counterterrorism
• Continuity of Operations
• Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection
• DoD and National Critical Infrastructure Protection
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Civil Support - Key Functions
• Continuity of Government
• Consequence Management
• Chem, Bio, Rad, Nuke and High-yield Explosive
• Disaster Response
• Hurricanes, Floods, Wildland Fires, Earthquakes
and Tornados
• Special Events
• National Special Security Events
• Special Events for Homeland Security
• Mass Migration
When Requested…When Directed
UNCLASSIFIED
Protecting the Homeland
DoD’s #1
Priority
Unique Area of Extraordinary
Responsibility Circumstances
Specialized
Capabilities
Emergency
Circumstances
Temporary
Circumstances
Execute OPLANS
Special Events Transnational Disaster Relief Civil CBRNE
Threats Disturbances Incident Mgmt
UNCLASSIFIED
The Challenge of Disaster Relief
DHS
DOJ
DOD NGO
NEMIS COP (NG – Title 10)
NAWAS DSEL
LEO
JPEN Chat PVO
JRIES SIPR
The Internet DCTS
Common Telephone
VTC
Ground Radio
Web Browser
GuardNet
GEO
State
Federal & Local Agencies
Agencies (NG – Title 32)
Numerous Players, Systems, Domains, and Enablers
UNCLASSIFIED
USNORTHCOM
Operational Spectrum
Extraordinary
Emergency
Temporary HLD
CS Optimize Lead
Support
Situational Awareness
Consequence Management
Crisis Management
Homeland Defense
UNCLASSIFIED
Incident Scene Response
Support Concepts
State and Local Response
SBI
IC NGB
State JCCC
SCO
MICP EOC
SEMA NGB
Local State JOC
Response JOC
JTF-CE JFHQ-State
WMD JTF-State
-CST (UCS)
Incident
Communications Extension Interoperability Standards, Procedures
hnology
Joint CIEE Interoperability Standards, Procedures and Common Tecand Technology
Scene
JTF-CS AF
(ERCS) SSE TF-CM NorthCom
(DICE) (JNN)
FCO FBI N2C2
JOC
EPLO < 5 km SJTFHQ-North CP
JTF SSE (DC4)
FEMA (JNN)
RT DCO/DCE 5 - 10 km NorthCom
TNCC
TCCC
FBI
QRF FEMA
RT 10 - 50 km
ROC
50 - 200 km
>200 km
Federal and Defense Response
UNCLASSIFIED
DoD (C4) Response
Local Response
DoD C4 Response
JTF, (2) OCPs,
(5) FOBs
- EXORDs
JFO C4 LNO - RFFs (JDOMS)
FECC - SAR/GAR
- JCEOI
- Directory
NCC C4 LNO
EOC
Federal Response
EPRD
FEMA
EPRD
(FEMA)
Local Response
State Response Local
State Emergency INCIDENT
POTUS
Governor Management SITE
NG
National Guard
UNCLASSIFIED
Levels of Interaction
USNORTHCOM ELEMENTS OTHER PLAYERS
Defense Coordinating Officer (DCO) First Responders
CHARACTERISTICS Emergency Preparedness
STE
Liaison Officer (EPLO)
TIER 1
NORTHCOM Situational
• Man Mobile Assessment Team (NSAT)
• Remotely Configurable
• Power on and Play FEMA
• Wireless -MERS
Civil Support Team (CST)
Commander’s Assessment USCG
TIER 2 Element (CAE) USSS
• Mobile FBI
• Reduced Manpower TSA
• Plug and Play
• Wired and Wireless mix
STATE EOC
JTF
FWD
TIER 3 DHS DOJ
• Transportable Northern
• Specialized Manpower Command
DoD
• Dedicated end equipment
Defense
• Wired Agencies
Share Capabilities and Interoperability at all Levels 16
UNCLASSIFIED
Pre-Scripted FEMA
Mission Assignments
• Deployable communications options from each service or
component agency
• Coordination conducted with NCS and FEMA on pre-
scripted Mission Assignments (MA)
• Pre-scripted MAs encompass packages from mobile C4
teams to JTF / JFO C4 support
• Provide the DCO and USNORTHCOM FECC LNO with
tailorable solution sets (playbook)
UNCLASSIFIED
Pre-scripted MA #1
Communications Support to First Responders
– Specific capabilities provided include:
– Satellite cell phone such as Iridium or Globalstar
– SATCOM (INMARSAT)
– Non-secure/secure radio (UHF TACSAT/UHF LOS/VHF)
– Secure voice (STU-III/STE)
– Non-secure data (internet reachback/OWA)
– Cost: $14,000 (per 2-person team for 10 days)
– Cost Estimating Factors (per 2-Person Team)
– Air fare (2 X $750) = $ 1,500 (round trip)
– Per Diem: (2 X $150 X 10 days) = $ 3,000
– Bandwidth per month = $ 6,000
– Equipment Transportation Costs = $ 1,500 (round trip)
– Expendable Supplies: = $ 1,200 (per 10 days)
– Vehicle: ($60 per day x 10 days) = $ 600
– Fuel: ($20 per day x 10 days) = $ 200
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– Total = $ 14,000
UNCLASSIFIED
Pre-scripted MA #2
25-User Communications Package (Fixed Site Teams)
• Specific capabilities provided include*:
– Satellite phone such as Iridium or Globalstar
– Wideband SATCOM
– UHF TACSAT, VHF and UHF Line-of-Sight (LOS) radios
– Facsimile/Printer/Scanner
– Non-secure/secure data (Internet reachback, e-mail, SIPRNET)
– Voice switch for DSN
– Commercial DISN access
• Cost: $ 92,250 for 15 military personnel TDY for a 10-day period
• Cost Estimating Factors (per 15-Person Team):
– Air fare (15 people X $750) = $11,250
– Per Diem: (15 people X $150 X 10 days) =$ 22,500
– Bandwidth per month: =$ 50,000
– Equipment Transportation Costs =$ 1,500
– Expendable Supplies =$ 3,000
– Vehicle: (5 vehicles x $60/day x 10 days) = $ 3,000
– Fuel: (5 vehicles x $20/day x 10 days) =$ 1,000
– TOTAL = $ 92,250
UNCLASSIFIED
Pre-scripted MA #3
75-User Communications Package (Fixed Site Teams)
• Specific capabilities provided include*:
– Satellite phone such as Iridium or Globalstar
– Wideband SATCOM
– UHF TACSAT, VHF and UHF Line-of-Sight (LOS) radios
– Facsimile/Printer/Scanner
– Non-secure/secure data (Internet reachback, e-mail, SIPRNET)
– Voice switch for DSN
– Commercial DISN access
• Cost: $ 156,850 for 25 military personnel TDY for 10 days
• Cost Estimating Factors (per 25-Person Team):
– Air fare (25 people X $750) =$18,750 (Round Trip)
– Per Diem: (25 people X $150 X 10 days) = $37,500
– Bandwidth per month: =$80,000
– Equipment Transportation Costs =$ 5,000 (Round trip)
– Expendable Supplies =$ 6,000
– Vehicle: (12 vehicles x $60/day x 10 days) =$ 7,200
– Fuel: (12 vehicles x $20/day x 10 days) =$ 2,400
– TOTAL= $ 156,850
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Critical Services
• Non-secure Point-to-point Voice and Secure Point-to-
point Voice
• Non-secure PTT and Secure PTT
• Position Location-Based Services
• Common Operating Picture (COP)
• Operational Planning Tools
• Force Tracking
• Collaboration Services
• Web-based Portal Extension
As outlined in USNORTHCOM Communications Extension CONEX (at FO review)
UNCLASSIFIED
Required Capabilities at JTFs
JTFs reporting to USNORTHCOM will have access to these capabilities:
• Military Push-to-talk radio (UHF TACSAT, SINCGARS,
HAVEQUICK)
• Land Mobile Radio (LMR) for local responder
interconnectivity
• Non secure telephonic voice
• Secure telephonic voice (STE interoperable)
• Secure telephonic voice (DRSN interoperable)
• Non secure telephonic facsimile
• Secure telephonic facsimile (STE interoperable)
• NIPRNET (or Broadband Wireless Internet with VPN to
NIPRNET capability)
• SIPRNET
UNCLASSIFIED
Required Capabilities at JTFs (Contd)
JTFs reporting to USNORTHCOM will have access to these capabilities:
• Non secure Video Teleconferencing (VTC)
• Secure VTC (interoperable with the DISA DVS)
• JWICS Data
• JWICS VTC
• Position Location
• Common Operating Picture
• Collaboration Services
• Messaging Services
• Force Tracking
UNCLASSIFIED
Light Packages for DCOs, etc.
DCOs reporting to USNORTHCOM will have access to these capabilities:
• Non secure telephonic voice
• Secure telephonic voice (STE interoperable)
• Non secure telephonic facsimile
• Secure telephonic facsimile (STE interoperable)
• NIPRNET (or Broadband Wireless Internet with VPN to
NIPRNET capability)
• SIPRNET
• Non secure Video Teleconferencing (VTC)
• Position Location
• Collaboration Services
UNCLASSIFIED
Deployable Command
and Control Vehicle
• SJFHQ-North Deployable Command and Control Vehicle
(DCCV / formerly InfraLynx) is capable of providing a mobile
C2 node that can support 4 internal positions and 30 external
positions
– Equipment:
• Commercial Ku band SATCOM for long haul satellite
connectivity (upgrading to tri-band term in FY06)
• Land Mobile Radios (LMR) with ACU-1000 for trunking
and 1st responder interoperability
• Private Cellular network bridged to LMR and SATCOM
• Transit case mounted voice, video, and data equipment
(DSN, PSTN, SIPRNET, NIPRNET, and VTC)
• Promina for mulitplexing and circuit management
• REDCOM PBX for DSN/PSTN voice connectivity
UNCLASSIFIED
DCCV
•Freightliner Chassis
•Airlift Certified
•19,100lbs GVW
•No Special License Req
•No DOT Permit Req
•12KW Generator
•Tandberg IP VTC System
•Pack-out area
•Convertible Conference Area
•Exterior Briefing Area
•Pneumatic Mast
•1.5 M Ku Sat Dish
Dedicated Spaces for Operator/Users
UNCLASSIFIED
Joint En-route Mission
Planning and Rehearsal System-NT
• SJFHQ-North deploys the Joint En-route Mission Planning
and Rehearsal System- NT (JEMPRS-NT) as a ―First-In‖ or
LNO capability. JEMPRS-NT provides an in-transit
capability that can also be used at the incident site
– Equipment:
• INMARSAT for long haul SATCOM
and voice connectivity
• Modular data system and end user
devices (SIPRNET and NIPRNET)
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Emergency Response
Communications Suite
• JTF-CS has fielded the Emergency Response
Communications Suite (ERCS) as a ―First In‖ C4 capability
to support the initial JTF-CS staff. It is a modular package
that can support ~40 positions
– Equipment:
• Commercial Ku band SATCOM for long haul satellite
connectivity (upgrading to tri-band term in FY06)
• Land Mobile Radios (LMR)
• Tactical Single Channel Radios (PRC-117)
• Transit case mounted voice, video, and data
equipment (DSN, PSTN, SIPRNET, NIPRNET,
JWICS, and VTC)
• Promina for mulitplexing and circuit management
• REDCOM PBX for DSN/PSTN voice connectivity
UNCLASSIFIED
93rd SIG BDE
Communications Packages
• The 93rd SIG BDE provides two deployable communications
packages to support JTF-CM HQ’s and subordinate TF’s. The
two packages (Heavy and Medium) will support over 150 users
and differ only in long haul satellite terminal. The Medium
Package uses an AN/TSC-93D and the Heavy Package uses
an AN/TSC-85D.
– Equipment:
• AN/TSC-85D or AN/TSC-93D for long haul SATCOM
connectivity
• Tactical Single Channel Radios
• Satellite / Cellular telephones
• Transit case mounted voice, video, and data equipment
(DSN, PSTN, SIPRNET, NIPRNET, and VTC)
• Promina for mulitplexing and circuit management
• REDCOM PBX for DSN/PSTN voice connectivity
UNCLASSIFIED
Army Light Data Package
93rd Signal Brigade (Fort Gordon, Georgia)
• Military Push-to-talk radio • Secure telephonic facsimile
(UHF TACSAT, SINCGARS) (STE interoperable)
• Non secure telephonic voice • NIPRNET
• Secure telephonic voice (STE • SIPRNET
interoperable) • Non secure Video
• Non secure telephonic Teleconferencing (VTC)
facsimile • Secure VTC (interoperable
with the DISA DVS)
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Theater Deployable
Communications
• The Air Force Theater Deployable Communications (TDC)
provides a transit case deployable C4 suite that will support
up to 150 users. The package is comprised of the
Lightweight Multiband Satellite Terminal (LMST), Integrated
Communications Access Packages (ICAP), and the Network
Management System
– Equipment:
• LMST for long haul satellite connectivity
• ICAP equipment suite that provides voice and data
connectivity (DSN, SIPRNET, NIPRNET, and
Promina for multiplexing and circuit management)
• Network Management System provides data
management and IA tools
UNCLASSIFIED
USAF TDC
Theater Deployable Communications (TDC)
• Military Push-to-talk radio • Secure telephonic facsimile
(UHF TACSAT, HAVEQUICK) (STE interoperable)
• Non secure telephonic voice • NIPRNET
• Secure telephonic voice (STE • SIPRNET
interoperable) • Non secure Video
• Non secure telephonic Teleconferencing (VTC)
facsimile • Secure VTC (interoperable
with the DISA DVS)
UNCLASSIFIED
Deployable Interim
Communications Suite
• The Deployable Interim Communications Suite (DICE) is a
smaller version of the TDC and can support 5 users on the
small package and 40 users on the heavy package
– Equipment:
• LMST for long haul satellite connectivity
• ICAP is transit cased data equipment that provides
voice and data connectivity (DSN, SIPRNET,
NIPRNET, and Promina for multiplexing and circuit
management)
• Network Management System provides data
management and IA tools
UNCLASSIFIED
Hammer Ace
• Hammer Ace is the ―First In‖ capability for USAF units that
can be established within 30 minutes after reaching the
incident site and can support 5-10 users
– Equipment:
• INMARSAT for long haul SATCOM connectivity
• Land Mobile Radios
• Cellular telephones
• Small data package
• Printer/Scanner/Fax
• GPS
UNCLASSIFIED
US Army Small
Tactical Terminal
• Non secure telephonic voice (Voice over IP)
• NIPRNET
• SIPRNET
UNCLASSIFIED
JCSE Small C2
Internet Protocol
• The Joint Communications Support Element has fielded
the Small C2 Internet Protocol (SC2IP) communications
suite. This suite is an Everything over Internet Protocol
(EoIP) solution that incorporates voice and data into one
communication stream. The package can support 10-15
personnel
– Equipment:
• SC2IP provides high-speed, secure and non-secure
voice, data, and video teleconferencing capability for
up to 40 users. The SC2IP extends Global
Information Grid (GIG) services (SIPRNET,
NIPRNET, DSN, Voice over Secure IP, DVS-G) or
commercial services (Internet, commercial telephony)
over military or commercial satellite from DoD
STEP/Teleports to Tier 1 and Tier 2 locations
UNCLASSIFIED
SC2IP Systems Diagram
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Interim SATCOM Incident
Site Communications Set
• The Interim SATCOM Incident Communications Set (ISISCS)
is a National Guard Bureau communications system that is
deployed in 13 states. This system will support 50 users (will
be replaced by JISCC in FY06)
– Equipment:
• Commercial Ku SATCOM for long haul satellite
connectivity
• LMR with ACU-1000 for bridging and 1st responder
interoperability
• Tactical Single Channel Radio
• Transit case mounted voice, video, and data equipment
(DSN, PSTN, SIPRNET, NIPRNET, JWICS, and VTC)
• Promina for mulitplexing and circuit management
• REDCOM PBX for DSN/PSTN voice connectivity
UNCLASSIFIED
ISISCS
UNCLASSIFIED
Joint Incident Site
Communications Capability
• The Joint Incident Site Communications Capability (JISCC) is a
National Guard Bureau communications system that is the
replacement for the ISISCS. This system is capable of supporting
more than 50 users
– Equipment:
• Commercial Ku SATCOM
• LMR with ACU-1000 for bridging
and 1st responder interoperability
• Tactical Single Channel Radio
• Transit case mounted voice,
video, and data equipment (DSN, PSTN,
SIPRNET, NIPRNET, JWICS, and VTC)
• Promina for mulitplexing and
circuit management
• REDCOM PBX for DSN/PSTN voice connectivity
UNCLASSIFIED
Weapons of Mass Destruction
Civil Support Teams
• The Weapons of Mass Destruction-Civil Support Teams
Unified Command Suite (WMD-CST UCS) is a mobile C2
package that provides service for ~10 personnel
– Equipment:
• INMARSAT for long haul satellite
and voice connectivity
• LMR and base station for 1st
responder interoperability
• UHF LOS radios and base station
• Cellular phones
• Transit case mounted voice,
video, and data equipment (Internet, SIPRNET,
and NIPRNET
UNCLASSIFIED
Reachback System
DOMS
DCO/ NORTHCOM
JTF-CS
Reachback Includes RTF DCE
HQ
Secure & Non-Secure
Voice, Video, and Data
HQ EPLO
NG Connectivity
EOC
WMD-
CST
CBIRF CB/RRT Others Expert Advice &
Assistance
•SBCCOM
•DTRA
INCIDENT •USAMRIID
COMMAND •USAMRICD
Survey •NMRI
POLICE •AFRRI
•NGIC
FIRE Technical •Others
Reachback
MED TEU
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US Coast Guard
• Mobile Incident Command Post (MICP)
• Transportable Communications Center (TCC)
• Military Push-to-talk radio
(UHF/VHF LOS,
TACSAT)
• Land Mobile Radio (LMR)
for local responder
interconnectivity
• Non secure telephonic
voice
• Non secure telephonic
facsimile
• INTERNET
• Non secure Video
Teleconferencing (VTC)
UNCLASSIFIED
Capability Matrix for USNORTHCOM
Subordinates
Capability UHF Iridium/ Wideband NIPR SIPR DSN VTC Secure
TACSAT INMARSAT Satellite VTC
SJFHQ-N NSAT
(JEMPRS-NT R R R
Lite)
SJFHQ-N
InfraLynx R R R R R R R
JTF-CS ERCS
R R R R R R R R
JTF-CS LNO
TACSAT (x2) R
JTF-CS LNO Kit
(INMARSAT) (x5) R R R
JTF-CS ADVON
LAN R R
UNCLASSIFIED
Capability Matrix for National Guard C4
Capability UHF Iridium/ Wideband NIPR SIPR DSN VTC Secure
TACSAT INMARSAT Satellite VTC
ISISCS (x12)
R R R R R
WMD-CST UCS
(x48) R R R R R R R R
Tactical Comm
Sqn TDC R R R R R R R
Tactical Signal
Company R R R R R R R
LAN/WAN
UNCLASSIFIED
Capability Matrix for DoD C4
Capability UHF Iridium/ Wideband NIPR SIPR DSN VTC Secure
TACSAT INMARSAT Satellite VTC
USAF Tactical
Comm Sqn R R R R R R R
USA Tactical
Sig Company R R R R R R R
USMC JECCS
R R R R R R R
USMC RRS
LMR
USN MICFAC
R R R R R R R R
USAF Hammer
Ace R R
JCSE
R R R R R R R R
UNCLASSIFIED
Capability Matrix for DoD
Programs of Record
Capability UHF Iridium/ Wideband NIPR SIPR DSN VTC Secure
TACSAT INMARSAT Satellite VTC
Army PEO EIS C4 KU
SATCOM Terminal R R R R
(Transit Cases) (x20)
USN SPAWAR CellTel
(GSM) Pkg R R R R
USN NAVSEA GSM
Cell Pkg R
SOCOM GSM/CDMA
Cell System on UAVs R
(x4)
SOCOM GSM Cell
Nodes (Transit R
Cased)
Navy DJC2 PM
R R R R R R R R
UNCLASSIFIED
Capability Matrix for
Commercial Vendors
Capability UHF Iridium/ Wideband NIPR SIPR DSN VTC Secure
TACSAT INMARSAT Satellite VTC
Rivada/Qualcomm
Portable KU SATCOM
Terminal with CDMA
R R R
Cell Node
Verizon 3G Broadband
Router R R R
DataPath KU SATCOM
DKET Lite (x1) [used
as STEP gateway into
R R R R R R
DISN for TDMA term
DataPath KU SATCOM
Trailerized Army JNN
Node (x20)
R
Rockwell Collins
MILSTAR EHF SCAMP
(x4)
Motorola Aerostat
(Balloon) retrans for
800 MHz LMR
R
UNCLASSIFIED
QUESTIONS/COMMENTS
UNCLASSIFIED
Install STTs at Key Locations to allow
redeployment of 93rd SIG BDE assets
Terminal TT03
Terminal TT01
When Rover
Mission
Is complete, avail.
for redeployment
Terminal TT04
When Rover
TDMA Mission
Network Is complete, avail.
for redeployment
Terminal Terminal TT02
MRT01
Number of STTs available depend on number of
STTs deployed to parishes/spares in Phase 2a
STT Package Terminal STT07 STT Package Terminal STT08 STT Package Terminal STT09 STT Package Terminal STT10
NIPR NIPR NIPR NIPR
Linkway Linkway Linkway Linkway
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