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Tracing the Evolution of Protected Military Satellite Communications
Scott Whatmough
Vice President
Integrated Communication Systems
In the News
Raytheon through PDR, Preparing For Next Batch of FAB-T Funding
Army upgrades protected communications satellite terminal training suite
U.S. seeks alternate satellite terminal bids
Press Releases
Raytheon receives $79 million award for US Navy Multiband Terminal systems
Raytheon receives contract to link Navy Multiband Terminal to US Air Force's Polar Satellite
Raytheon's US Air Force Satellite Terminal Achieves Two Critical Milestones
Raytheon's Navy Multiband Terminal Successfully Tests With On-Orbit AEHF Satellite
Raytheon First to Successfully Test With On-Orbit AEHF Satellite
Raytheon to Deliver NMT SATCOM Systems for U.S. Navy and International Partners
Last updated: 09/10/2012*
Raytheon's AEHF terminals instantly link the president of the United States with his most senior military advisers around the globe, wherever the commander in chief may be.
Advanced satellite communications are an absolute necessity for military victory. The information that gets sent around the world must be kept safe, secure and protected. It can’t be intercepted by adversaries.
The Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) satellites provide U.S. armed forces with greater bandwidth to reliably transmit battlefield data. Through the Family of Advanced Beyond Line of Sight Terminal (FAB-T) program, the Air Force is ensuring delivery of a fully functional Command Post Terminal for strategic and non-strategic nuclear command and control.
Raytheon, a leader in protected military satellite communications for more than 30 years, is offering its proven terminal architecture to fulfill the Air Force’s requirements. We are the only provider of AEHF terminals that are in production for the Army, Navy and Air Force. FAB-T would extend this capability to the aircraft used by the president and other top government officials.
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All three terminals have successfully tested with the on-orbit AEHF satellite. They demonstrated interoperable communications using the satellite's Extended Data Rate waveform, one of the military’s most complex, low probability-detect, anti-jam waveforms. It moves data more than five times faster than previous EHF systems.
Our terminals currently support military operations on the legacy Milstar satellites, and are deployed and ready to operate with the newest AEHF satellites as soon as they are operational.
We are providing more mission flexibility and significantly increased capacity for protected voice, data and video communications supporting strategic and non-strategic nuclear forces. Mission assured.
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