Tactical Communications ProductsTactiLink – ACCS-U – VIBE – TAC-V – ICV – Puma Lite V1 & V2

Sierra Nevada Corporation’s (SNC’s) Tactical Communication (TC) is a “Total System Provider,” specializing in providing customers with custom secure telecommunications products and aircraft for high-tech training and R&D testing. TC is based in Fayetteville, NC, within 15 miles of Ft. Bragg. TC’s campus includes a 35,000 ft² facility designed with high bays, reinforced flooring, drive-in/out docks to facilitate system integration. This includes 5,000 ft² dedicated to classrooms to support training requirements, secure storage for GFE and administrative area. Additionally TC has a 20,000 ft² hangar to accommodate 4-5 aircraft which includes 3,000 ft² of administrative space.

TC is focused on supporting the warfighter and first-responders with systems solutions to meet emerging requirements unique to the Rapid Deployment Forces as the “Cradle to Grave” facility supporting the tactical communicator.

TAC-VAirborne System Puma Lite V2 ACCS-U

ICV

VIBE

Puma Lite V1Ground System

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Tactical Communications ProductsTactiLink – ACCS-U – VIBE – TAC-V – ICV – Puma Lite V1 & V2

Airborne Command and Control System – Unmanned (ACCS-U)• Self contained RF and IP systems• Includes 6 Harris PRC-152E Radios, 4 LOS, 1 SATCOM, 1 Spare (Configurable to SATCOM or LOS) HPW capable• Integrated Router Solution• RAMP-25 Amplifier for SATCOM

• 100 Watt High Power Amplifier (HPA)• Integrated WAVE solution for radio control• Operating Voltage-28 VDC• Designed for use on UAV/UAS platforms• Configurable remote zeroization capable

Vortex Integration Box Enhanced (VIBE)• 19” Rack mount housing and interface with (2) L3 Vortex Units• Clean interface with all remote ports and indicator lights• Key and zeroize Vortexs from front panel• Provides cooling solution with managed heat dissipation through integrated heat sinks and rear facing fans

• Supports wide AC power inputs (90-240 VAC 40-400 Hz)• Provides 28 VDC out to remote power antenna systems or power amplifiers• Provides 10/100 network ports per vortex programming and monitoring• Weighs 50lbs with (2) mounted vortexes

Integrated Communications Vehicle• Modular/multiple configuration will provide ease of operation • Command Vehicle with operator positions• Retractable communications antenna• Area for integrated phased array Ku-Band Spread Spectrum satellite antenna

• Four each 10U ESC removable comms racks • En-route and initial communications capability• Interim BLOS HBCOTM/BGAN satellite comms for initial voice/data/internet connectivity• Independent HVAC for the shelter• Power and signal to ICV for systems and site

Puma Lite V1 & V2 Communications Systems• 2 PRC-152 Broadband Radios• 2 MB-50 LOS/SATCOM Amplifiers (50 Watt)• 2 Trivec Avant 2055-3 Satcom Antennas• 1 Dell XT2 XFR Laptop• 1 Integrated Serial Controller

• 2 PRC-152 Broadband Radios• 2 MB-50 LOS/SATCOM Amplifiers (50 Watt)• Integrated WAVE Server• 10/100 Network Ports for linking systems together• Power input: 90-240 VAC, 40-400 Hz 10-32 VDC (optional)

TAC-V Tactical Video Receiver and Transmitter – Ground and Airborne System• Transmit, receive, record, display and play back real-time full motion video imagery • Cut-and-roll encryption • Secure and non-secure modes for multi-agency compatibility • UPS power with 1 hour endurance • Optional Network interface allows multicast of video output over Internet • Optional COFDM transmitter and receiver

Complies with AS 9100C

ACCS-U

Puma Lite V1 Puma Lite V1

ICV

VIBE

Airborne System Ground System

Sierra Nevada Corporation – Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance11551 East Arapahoe Road, Centennial, CO 80112Phone: (303) 795-0604 • Fax: (303) 858-0106Email: isr@sncorp.com10/23/2014

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