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English: U.S. Department of Defense communication projects - functional areas. Chart comprising the following systems:
  • AACOMS II
  • TAS
  • TACSAT
  • RADA
  • ADSAF
  • TADS
  • FATTY (forward area teletype system)
  • MALLARD (strategic quadripartite communications system to connect the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Canada)
  • Combat radio

Divided by the following criterion:

  • Terminal instruments (voice, TTY, data, fax)
  • Trunking system (multi-channel and single channel)
  • Switching (voice, TTY, data, fax)
  • COMSEC (loop and link)
  • Mobile access
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Source Statement of Lt. Gen. Austin W. Betts, Chief of Research and Development, U.S. Army, Page 785, Chart
Author U.S. Department of the Army
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