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(U) Secure Mobile Anti-Jam Reliable Tactical-Terminal (SMART-T)

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Overview (U):

(U) The SMART-T system provides tactical users with secure, survivable, anti-jam, low probability of intercept and detection satellite communications in a HMMWV configuration. The program supports advancing forces as they move beyond the line-of-sight capability of Mobile Subscriber Equipment (MSE) and can use Milstar and commercial satellite communications links.

Description (U):

(U) The AN/TSC-154 Secure Mobile Anti-Jam Reliable Tactical Terminal (SMART-T) is a joint, mobile, multi-channel terminal that provides range extension for the Army Mobile Subscriber Equipment (MSE) between selected Node Centers (NC), Large Extension Nodes (LEN), Small Extension Nodes (SEN) and Remote Radio Access Units (RAU), to support Echelons Corps and Below (ECB) as well as special contingency operations; and for communications with other service Milstar terminals. SMART-T will be the only terminal available to utilize the Milstar II MDR payload upon launch in early FY99. SMART-T can be operated remotely and will support up to four LDR and twelve MDR ports.

(U) The total Joint requirement for SMART-T is 313 terminals. 209 Army terminals will be procured from FY96-01. Of the remaining 104 terminals, the Marine Corps will procure 25 terminals, the Air Force will procure 73 terminals, and Defense Agencies will procure 6 terminals. The SMART-T program does not replace another, however, it operationally displaces the AN/TSC-85s and 93s (Ground Mobile Forces (GMF) SHF terminals) at ECB. The GMF displaced terminals move to support Echelons Above Corps (EAC).

(U) Characteristics/Description:
-- Highly Mobile - Terminal is fully integrated on a single HMMWV
-- Supports 16Kbps rate family up to 1024 Kbps as well as 1544 Kbps commercial rate
-- Provides secure, Anti-jam,and Low Probability of Intercept/Detection Communications
-- Set-up/Tear-Down in benign environment 0 minutes max
-- Unmanned operation after set-up

(U) Special Features;
-- Capable of simultaneous low and medium data rate (LDR/MDR) communications over Milstar
-- Interoperabale with UFOE and other MIL-STD-1582B/C and MIL-STD-188-136 compatible payloads

(U) Industry Partners:
-- Pime Contractor-Raytheon Inc. - Marlborough, MA
-- Milstar Communications Planning Tools-Lincom Corp. - Colorado Springs, CO

User Impact (U):

(U) To be supplied.

Programmatics (U):

(U) Programmed.

Images (U):

NameTitle
SMART-TSMART-T
This Table Is Unclassified.

Related Initiatives (U):
NameTitle
Advanced EHFAdvanced Extremely High Frequency (EHF)
Fleet EHF Package (FEP)Fleet EHF Package (FEP)
Milstar IMilstar I
Milstar IIMilstar II
Single Channel Transponder SysSingle Channel Transponder System (SCTS)
This Table Is Unclassified.

Related Requirements (U): None.

Related Categories (U):
NameTitle
EHF Ground Segment TerminalsExtremely High Frequency (EHF) Ground Segment Terminals
This Table Is Unclassified.

Road Map Placements (U):

NameTitle
MILSATCOMSPACE FORCE ENHANCEMENT: MILSATCOM
This Table Is Unclassified.

Requirements, Funding and Additional Hotlinks (U):

(U) None.

Lead Office (U):

Army.

Point of Contact (U):

(U) National Security Space Road Map Team, NSSA, Open Phone: (703) 808-6040, DSN 898-6040.

Date Of Information (U):

(U) 30 September 1997


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(U) For comments/suggestions contact: Office of the National Security Space Architect (NSSA), 571-432-1300.

(U) Road Map Production Date: 23 June 2001

The effects of any budget/program decisions made since the information was collected during 1997-98 are NOT reflected in the National Security Space Road Map (NSSRM).