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Deutsch: Ein US-Soldat baut auf dem britischen Luftwaffenstützpunkt Fairford ein für das Gefechtsfeld gedachtes PSC-5-Satellitenradio zusammen. Das AN/PSC-5 (Codename: SPITFIRE) - laut Herstellerangaben ein "Enhanced Manpack UHF Terminal (EMUT)" - wird von der US-Luftwaffe als "leichgewichtiges, sicheres, netzwerkfähiges, störsenderfestes, für Sprach-, Daten- und Bildkommunikation geeignetes Multiband-Gerät mit vielfachen Einsatzmöglichkeiten" beschrieben (vgl. [1]).
English: ROYAL AIR FORCE FAIRFORD, England -- Senior Airman Charles Cruz assembles a PSC-5 tactical satellite radio here recently. The PSC-5 supports the Department of Defense requirement for having a lightweight, secure, network-capable, multiband, multimission, anti-jam, voice, imagery and data communications capability in a single package. Airman Cruz is assigned to the 100th Communications Squadron at Royal Air Force Mildenhall. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Stacia M. Willis)
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