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National Communications System(NCS)

DOD Deployable Communications

Mr. James E. CronkhiteMr. James E. CronkhiteLead C4 PlannerLead C4 Planner

North American Aerospace DefenseNorth American Aerospace DefenseCommand/Command/

United States Northern Command/J635United States Northern Command/J635

[email protected]

719-554-4924


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QUESTIONS/COMMENTS


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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.


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USNORTHCOM History

Based on events of 9-11, the President wanted a singlemilitary command for homeland defense

Secretary of Defense and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staffrecommended establishment of USNORTHCOM

April 2002announced by Secretary of Defense October 1, 2002activated

September 11, 2003achieved Full Operational Capability


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USNORTHCOM Mission

Conduct military operations to Deter, prevent and defeat threats to the United States, its

territories and interests within assigned area ofresponsibility (AOR)

Provide civil support and other assistance to US civilauthorities as directed, i.e., DoD Support to CivilianAuthorities (DSCA)

USNORTHCOM defends Americas homelandprotecting ourpeople, national power, and freedom of action


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USNORTHCOM C2

AFNORTH

FLEETFORCES

COMMAND

ARNORTH

U.S. Regional Combatant Command

MARFORNORTH

National GuardBureau

U.S. CoastGuard

JOINT TASKFORCE

CIVIL SUPPORT

JOINT FORCEHEADQUARTERS

NATIONALCAPITAL REGION

JOINT TASKFORCENORTH

JOINT TASKFORCE

ALASKA

PRESIDENT

SECRETARYOF DEFENSE Coordinating

COCOM/OPCONSupported/Supporting

Relationships


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Area of Responsibility (AOR)

A L A S K A

USSOUTHCOM

USEUCOM

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C SS


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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

When RequestedWhen Directed

Continuity of Government Consequence Management

Chem, Bio, Rad, Nuke and High-yield Explosive

Disaster Response

Hurricanes, Floods, Wildland Fires, Earthquakesand Tornados

Special Events

National Special Security Events Special Events for Homeland Security

Mass Migration

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Protecting the Homeland

TransnationalThreats

ExtraordinaryCircumstances

Disaster Relief CivilDisturbances

CBRNEIncident Mgmt

Special Events

Execute OPLANS

TemporaryCircumstances

EmergencyCircumstances

Unique Area ofResponsibility

SpecializedCapabilities

CivilSupport

DoDs

#1Priority

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The Challenge of Disaster Relief

FederalAgencies

DHSDOJ

DOD(NG Title 10)

State& Local Agencies

(NG Title 32)

COP

JPEN

JRIES DCTS

DSEL

Chat

Numerous Players, Systems, Domains, and Enablers

The

Common

Ground

SIPRInternetTelephone

Radio

Web Browser

VTC

NEMIS

NAWAS

LEO

GEO

NGO

PVO

GuardNet

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USNORTHCOM

Operational Spectrum

Homeland Defense

Crisis Management

Extraordinary

EmergencyTemporary HLD

CS Lead

Situational Awareness

Consequence Management

Support

Optimize

Homeland Defense

Crisis Management

Extraordinary

EmergencyTemporary HLD

CS Lead

Situational Awareness

Consequence Management

Support

Optimize

NSSE

Forestfires

Hurrican

es

Earthqu

akes

Chemical/

Radiological

Borders

CT Quarantine

Biological

Nuclear

Air/Sea/Land

Defense

Ballistic

Missile

Defense


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StateGovernor

DoD (C4) Response

INCIDENTSITE

C4 LNO

C4 LNO

Local ResponseLocal Response

LocalEmergency

LocalEmergency

LocalEmergency

Management

LocalEmergency

ManagementPOTUSPOTUS

EPRD(FEMA)

FEMA

Federal Response

EPRD

Federal Response

NCC

EOC

JFOFECC

Local ResponseDoD C4 Response

JTF, (2) OCPs,(5) FOBs

- EXORDs- RFFs (JDOMS)- SAR/GAR- JCEOI- Directory

-Pre-

scriptedM

As

State Response

NG

State Response

National Guard

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Levels of Interaction

STE TIER 1 Man Mobile Remotely Configurable Power on and Play Wireless

TIER 3 Transportable Specialized Manpower Dedicated end equipment Wired

TIER 2 Mobile Reduced Manpower Plug and Play Wired and Wireless mix

CHARACTERISTICS First Responders

DHS DOJ

DefenseAgencies

DoD

Northern

Command

Share Capabilities and Interoperability at all Levels

Defense Coordinating Officer (DCO)

Emergency Preparedness

Liaison Officer (EPLO)

NORTHCOM Situational

Assessment Team (NSAT)

Civil Support Team (CST)Commanders Assessment

Element (CAE)

JTF

FWD

FEMA

-MERS

USCG

USSS

FBI

TSA

STATE EOC

USNORTHCOM ELEMENTS OTHER PLAYERS

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Pre-Scripted FEMA

Mission Assignments

Deployable communications options from each service orcomponent agency

Coordination conducted with NCS and FEMA on pre-scripted Mission Assignments (MA)

Pre-scripted MAs encompass packages from mobile C4teams to JTF / JFO C4 support

Provide the DCO and USNORTHCOM FECC LNO with

tailorable solution sets (playbook)

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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___________________________________________ Total = $ 14,000

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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

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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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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)

Critical Services

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Required Capabilities at JTFs

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

JTFs reporting to USNORTHCOM will have access to these capabilities:

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Required Capabilities at JTFs (Contd)

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

JTFs reporting to USNORTHCOM will have access to these capabilities:

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Light Packages for DCOs, etc.

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

DCOs reporting to USNORTHCOM will have access to these capabilities:

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Deployable Command

and Control Vehicle

SJFHQ-North Deployable Command and Control Vehicle (DCCV / formerly InfraLynx) iscapable of providing a mobile C2 node that can support 4 internal positions and 30external 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

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DCCV

Dedicated Spaces for Operator/Users

Pack-out areaConvertible Conference Area

Exterior Briefing AreaPneumatic Mast

1.5 M Ku Sat Dish

Freightliner Chassis

Airlift Certified19,100lbs GVW

No Special License ReqNo DOT Permit Req

12KW GeneratorTandberg IP VTC System

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Joint En-route Mission

Planning and Rehearsal System-NT

SJFHQ-North deploys the Joint En-route Mission Planning andRehearsal System- NT (JEMPRS-NT) as a First-In or LNOcapability. JEMPRS-NT provides an in-transit capability that canalso be used at the incident site

Equipment:

INMARSAT for long haul SATCOMand 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 FirstIn C4 capability to support the initial JTF-CS staff. It is a modular package that cansupport ~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)



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93rd SIG BDE

Communications Packages

The 93rd SIG BDE provides two deployable communications packages to support JTF-CM HQs

and subordinate TFs. The two packages (Heavy and Medium) will support over 150 users anddiffer only in long haul satellite terminal. The Medium Package uses an AN/TSC-93D and theHeavy 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)



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Army Light Data Package

Military Push-to-talk radio(UHF TACSAT, SINCGARS)

Non secure telephonic voice Secure telephonic voice (STEinteroperable)

Non secure telephonicfacsimile

Secure telephonic facsimile(STE interoperable)

NIPRNET SIPRNET Non secure Video

Teleconferencing (VTC) Secure VTC (interoperable

with the DISA DVS)

93rd Signal Brigade (Fort Gordon, Georgia)

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Theater Deployable

Communications

The Air Force Theater Deployable Communications (TDC) provides a transitcase deployable C4 suite that will support up to 150 users. The package iscomprised of the Lightweight Multiband Satellite Terminal (LMST), IntegratedCommunications Access Packages (ICAP), and the Network ManagementSystem

Equipment:

LMST for long haul satellite connectivity

ICAP equipment suite that provides voice and data connectivity (DSN,SIPRNET, NIPRNET, and Promina for multiplexing and circuitmanagement)

Network Management System provides data management and IA tools

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USAF TDC

Theater Deployable Communications (TDC)

Military Push-to-talk radio(UHF TACSAT, HAVEQUICK)

Non secure telephonic voice Secure telephonic voice (STEinteroperable)

Non secure telephonicfacsimile

Secure telephonic facsimile(STE interoperable)

NIPRNET SIPRNET

Non secure VideoTeleconferencing (VTC)

Secure VTC (interoperablewith the DISA DVS)

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Deployable Interim

Communications Suite

The Deployable Interim Communications Suite (DICE) is a smallerversion of the TDC and can support 5 users on the small package and40 users on the heavy package

Equipment:

LMST for long haul satellite connectivity

ICAP is transit cased data equipment that provides voice anddata connectivity (DSN, SIPRNET, NIPRNET, and Promina formultiplexing and circuit management)

Network Management System provides data management andIA tools

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Hammer Ace

Hammer Ace is the First In capability for USAF units that can be establishedwithin 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

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US Army Small

Tactical Terminal

Non secure telephonic voice (Voice over IP) NIPRNET SIPRNET

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JCSE Small C2

Internet Protocol

The Joint Communications Support Element has fielded the Small C2 InternetProtocol (SC2IP) communications suite. This suite is an Everything over InternetProtocol (EoIP) solution that incorporates voice and data into one communicationstream. The package can support 10-15 personnel

Equipment:

SC2IP provides high-speed, secure and non-secure voice, data, and videoteleconferencing capability for up to 40 users. The SC2IP extends GlobalInformation Grid (GIG) services (SIPRNET, NIPRNET, DSN, Voice overSecure IP, DVS-G) or commercial services (Internet, commercial telephony)over military or commercial satellite from DoD STEP/Teleports to Tier 1 andTier 2 locations

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SC2IP Systems Diagram

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Interim SATCOM Incident

Site Communications Set

The Interim SATCOM Incident Communications Set (ISISCS) is a National Guard Bureaucommunications system that is deployed in 13 states. This system will support 50 users (will bereplaced 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)



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ISISCS

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Joint Incident Site

Communications Capability

The Joint Incident Site Communications Capability (JISCC) is a National Guard Bureau communications system that is thereplacement 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


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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

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Reachback System

JTF-JTF-

CSCS

HQHQ

JTF-JTF-

CSCS

HQHQ

POLICEPOLICEPOLICEPOLICE

FIRFIR

EEFIRFIR

EEMEME

DD

MEME

DD

INCIDINCID

ENTENT

COMMCOMM

ANDAND

INCIDINCID

ENTENT

COMMCOMM

ANDAND SurvSurv

eyeySurvSurv

eyey

RTFRTF

HQHQRTFRTF

HQHQNGNG

EOEO

CC

NGNG

EOEO

CCCB/RCB/R

RTRTCB/RCB/R

RTRT

EPLEPL

OOEPLEPL

OO

DCDCO/O/

DCDC

EE

DCDCO/O/

DCDC

EE

TEUTEUTEUTEU

TechnicalReachback

TechnicalReachback

DODOMSMSDODOMSMSNORTNORT

HCOMHCOMNORTNORT

HCOMHCOM

Expert Advice &

AssistanceSBCCOM

DTRAUSAMRIID

USAMRICDNMRI

AFRRINGICOthers

CBICBI

RFRFCBICBI

RFRF

Reachback Includes

Secure & Non-Secure

Voice, Video, and

Data Connectivity

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WMDWMD-CST-CSTWMDWMD-CST-CST

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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 localresponder interconnectivity

Non secure telephonic voice

Non secure telephonic facsimile

INTERNET

Non secure VideoTeleconferencing (VTC)

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C bili i f S O CO


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Capability Matrix for USNORTHCOM

Subordinates

Capability UHFTACSAT Iridium/INMARSAT WidebandSatelliteNIPR SIPR DSN VTC Secure

VTC

SJFHQ-N NSAT(JEMPRS-NT Lite)

SJFHQ-N InfraLynx

JTF-CS ERCS

JTF-CS LNOTACSAT (x2)

JTF-CS LNO Kit(INMARSAT) (x5)

JTF-CS ADVONLAN

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Capability Matrix for National Guard C4

Capability UHFTACSAT

Iridium/INMARSAT

Wideband

Satellite

NIPR SIPR DSN VTC SecureVTC

ISISCS (x12)

WMD-CST UCS(x48)

Tactical CommSqn TDC

Tactical Signal

CompanyLAN/WAN

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Capability Matrix for DoD C4


Iridium/INMARSAT

WidebandSatellite


USAF TacticalComm Sqn

USA Tactical Sig

Company

USMC JECCS

USMC RRS LMR

USN MICFAC USAF HammerAce

JCSE

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C bili M i f D D


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Capability Matrix for DoD

Programs of Record


Iridium/INMARSAT

Wideband

Satellite


Army PEO EIS C4 KUSATCOM Terminal(Transit Cases) (x20)

USN SPAWAR CellTel

(GSM) Pkg

USN NAVSEA GSMCell Pkg

SOCOM GSM/CDMACell System on UAVs(x4)

SOCOM GSM CellNodes (Transit Cased)

Navy DJC2 PM

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Capability Matrix for

Commercial Vendors

Capability UHF

TACSAT

Iridium/

INMARSAT

Wideband

Satellite

NIPR SIPR DSN VTC Secure

VTC

Rivada/QualcommPortable KU SATCOMTerminal with CDMA CellNode

Verizon 3G Broadband

Router

DataPath KU SATCOMDKET Lite (x1) [used asSTEP gateway into DISNfor TDMA term

DataPath KU SATCOMTrailerized Army JNN

Node (x20)

Rockwell CollinsMILSTAR EHF SCAMP(x4)

Motorola Aerostat(Balloon) retrans for 800MHz LMR

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QUESTIONS/COMMENTS

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Install STTs at Key Locations to allow

redeployment of 93rd SIG BDE assets

STT Package

LinkwayNIPR

ROUTER

STT Package

LinkwayNIPR

ROUTER

STT Package

LinkwayNIPR

ROUTER

STT Package

LinkwayNIPR

ROUTER

TDMANetwork

Number of STTs available depend on number ofSTTs deployed to parishes/spares in Phase 2a

Terminal STT07 Terminal STT08 Terminal STT10Terminal STT09

Terminal TT01

Terminal

MRT01

Terminal TT02

Terminal TT03

Terminal TT04

When Rover

Mission

Is complete, avail.

for redeployment

When Rover

MissionIs complete, avail.

for redeployment

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