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BAE SYSTEMS CNIR Develops On-the-Move Antenna Pointing and Stabilization System

BAE SYSTEMS CNIR Develops On-the-Move Antenna Pointing and Stabilization System

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The U.S. Army’s Future Combat System will use Joint Tactical Radio System radios and Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T) antennas to provide soldiers with more mobile and dependable communica- tions. BAE SYSTEMS Communication, Navigation, Identification, and Reconnaissance (CNIR) is ensuring that the WIN-T antennas maintain reliable commu- nication links among troops under severe disturbances, such as when traveling in Humvee

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