PRINCIPAL TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF U.S. MARINE CORPS COMMUNICATION-ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT (2005)

TM 2000-OD/2C

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

RAPID AUTOMATIC CRYPTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT (RACE), TSEC/KL-51

TAMCN A80647G

NSN

5810-25-120-8069

10098A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Rapid Automatic Cryptographic Equipment (RACE), TSEC/KL-51 has an electronic key generator designed for

off-line encryption and decryption of messages. The messages are entered into the equipment from the built-in

keyboard, the built-in tape reader or an external teleprinter. The TSEC/KL-51 is designed to operate in tactical and

office environments.

Manufacturer:

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Size and Weight

Operating/Shipping

Length

19.6 in.

Width

16.2 in.

Height

5.9 in.

Cube

2 cu. ft.

Classification

Confidential

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

None Self contained unit

4-34

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TM 2000-OD/2C

REMOTE REKEY EQUIPMENT, KOK-13A

TAMCN A80727G

NSN

5810-01-248-6018

10720A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Remote Rekey Equipment, KOK-13A is controlled by a user-supplied host computer. The KOK-13A is

capable of generating electronic keys for Over-The-Air-Rekeys (OTAR), manual distribution, or memory storage.

The KOK-13A is capable of encrypting these keys for distribution over-the-air to Thornton (KGV-8, KGV-11,

COMSEC/TRANSEC Integrated Circuit (CTIC), and CTIC/DS-101 Hybrid (CDH)) and Thornton-based

Information Security (INFOSEC) equipment. The KOK-13A can generate Red keys for manual distribution to most

KYK-13 compatible INFOSEC equipment. The keys generated by the KOK-13A may be used as Traffic

Encryption Keys (TEK)s , Key Encryption Keys (KEK)s, Transmission Security (TRANSEC) Keys, and Initial

Encryption Keys (IKEK)s.

Manufacturer:

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Power Requirements

115 VAC

Size and Weight

External Source

5-15 VDC

Weight

N/A

Power Consumption

35-40W (max.)

Length

19.62 in.

MTBF

11,215 hr at 77°F

Width

12.63 in.

Classification

Confidential

Height

7.0 in.

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

None Self contained unit

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

4-35

TM 2000-OD/2C

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

SECURE DIGITAL NET RADIO INTERFACE UNIT (SDNRIU), TSEC/KY-90

TAMCN A80797G

NSN

5810-01-166-3931

10034A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Secure Digital Net Radio Interface Unit (SDNRIU), TSEC/KY-90 is a secure, tactical, man transportable device

that interfaces the TRI-TAC digital switched network with single channel radio nets. Where interface terminals and

interconnecting paths permit, the TSEC/KY-90 can accommodate both voice and data transmissions.

Manufacturer:

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Size and Weight

Operating/Shipping

Weight

45.0 lb.

Length

19.0 in.

Width

17.0 in.

Height

7.0 in.

Cube

2 cu. ft.

Classification

Controlled Cryptographic Item

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

None Self contained unit

4-36

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TM 2000-OD/2C

SECURE TELEPHONE UNIT-THIRD GENERATION (STU-III), MMT1500/DNVT

TAMCN A80497G

NSN

5810-01-408-0224

10245A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Secure Telephone Unit-Third Generation (STU-III), MMT1500/DNVT is the standard telephone used by

governments at all levels for secure communications. It is unique in that although it plugs into a normal telephone

jack, the unit itself requires a security controlled key to access other STU-III units and users. The STU-III is used

everywhere and is included with small Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) satellite communications gear.

Manufacturer: Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. DBA Motorola

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Power Requirements

90-270 VAC, 47-63 Hz,

and BR-2325 battery

Size and Weight

Operating

Storage/Shipping

Weight

8.0 lb.

39.2 lb.

Length

8.5 in.

29 in.

Width

9.5 in.

20 in.

Height

3.5 in.

11.8 in.

Square

0.56 sq. ft.

4.03 sq. ft.

Cube

0.17 cu. ft.

4.0 cu. ft.

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

Adapter, DNVT

Microcircuit, Memory

Cable Assembly, Power, Electrical

Repair Kit, Black

Case, Electrical Equipment Cabinet

Screwdriver, Six Point Tip

Converter, Telegraph-Telephone Signal

Secure Telephone

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

4-37

TM 2000-OD/2C

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

SECURE TERMINAL EQUIPMENT (STE) TELEPHONE, STE OFFIC-442

TAMCN A80107G

NSN

5810-01-459-6441

10748A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Secure Terminal Equipment (STE) Telephone, STE OFFIC-442 is the standard telephone for secure-multi-

media communications. STE are engineered to operate on the digital Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) or

analog networks. The STE consist of a host terminal and a removable security core. The host terminal is a

telephone-like device that provides the communication interfaces and functionality and is software upgradeable.

The security core is a removable FORTEZZA Plus cryptographic card which provides all of the user specific

encryption and security management functions. Together, these pieces provide the user with personal portable

security.

Manufacturer: L-3 Communications Systems

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Power Requirements

90-253 VAC, 47-63 Hz,

Size and Weight

autoranging, 20W (max.)

Weight

7 lb.

Speed

Up to 128 kbps on ISDN

Length

9.5 in.

Temperature Range

Width

10.0 in.

Operating

32°F to 104°F

Height

5.25 in. (w/wedge)

Storage

-4°F to +140°F

Classification

Unclassified

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

FORTEZZA Plus Cryptographic Card

4-38

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TM 2000-OD/2C

SPEECH SECURITY EQUIPMENT (VINSON), TSEC/KY-57

TAMCN A80317G

NSN

5810-00-434-3644

08114A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Speech Security Equipment (Vinson), TSEC/KY-57 is a portable, tactical cryptographic device designed to

provide security for Very High Frequency-Frequency Modulation (VHF-FM) and Ultra High Frequency-Amplitude

Modulation (UHF-AM), half-duplex, radio and tactical wireline communications. The TSEC/KY-57 is designed for

manpack and vehicular applications.

Manufacturer:

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Size and Weight

Operating/Shipping

Ancillary Equipment

Weight

5.0 lb.

Vehicular Power Adapter, HYP-57/TSEC

Length

6.22 in.

Wireline Adapter, HYX-57/TSEC

Width

5.0 in.

Battery Case, Z-AIJ/TSEC

Height

5.0 in.

Cube

1 cu. ft.

Classification

Controlled Cryptographic Item

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

None Self contained unit

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

4-39

TM 2000-OD/2C

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

SPEECH SECURITY EQUIPMENT (VINSON), TSEC/KY-58, -58-2, -58-3, -58-4, -58-5

TAMCN A80327G TSEC/KY-58

NSN

5810-00-449-0154

08144A

TAMCN A80327G TSEC/KY-58-2

NSN

5810-01-050-8115

08144B

TAMCN A80327G TSEC/KY-58-3

NSN

5810-01-050-9968

08144C

TAMCN A80327G TSEC/KY-58-4

NSN

5810-01-050-8116

08144D

TAMCN A80327G TSEC/KY-58-5

NSN

5810-01-084-2200

08144E

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Speech Security Equipment (VINSON), TSEC/KY-58 is a portable, tactical cryptographic device designed to

provide security for Very High Frequency-Frequency Modulation (VHF-FM) and Ultra High Frequency-Amplitude

Modulation (UHF-AM), half-duplex, radio and tactical wireline communications. The TSEC/KY-58 is designed for

aircraft and shore station installations.

The Speech Security Equipment (VINSON), TSEC/KY-58-2, -58-3, -58-4, and -58-5 are members of the VINSON

family. The VINSON family consists of Wide Band Secure Voice (WBSV) units developed by the National

Security Agency (NSA) to provide line of sight half-duplex voice and data encryption at 16 kbps. The

TSEC/KY-58-2, -58-3, -58-4, and -58-5 provides security for AM/FM, VHF, UHF, half-duplex Public Telephone

and Telegraph (PTT) combat net radios and tactical wireline systems when used with the HYX-57. They are also

used by non-tactical users for high-level communications in the local wideband telephone networks and wideband

satellite terminals. The TSEC/KY-58-2, -58-3, -58-4, and -58-5 are certified to pass data up to TOP SECRET and

accepts key from the family of Common Fill Devices (CFD) and also incorporates remote keying.

Manufacturer:

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Power Requirements

BA-1590 (Mercury)

MTBF

BA-5590 (Lithium Organic)

Air Inhabited at 77°F

6,463 hr

BA-3590 (Alkaline)

Size and Weight

BA-590 (Ni-Cad)

Weight

4.9 lb.

Power Consumption

Length

4.2 in.

Input

28 VDC, 9W (min.),

Width

5.0 in.

10.25W (max.)

Height

5.0 in.

Data Rate

16 kbps

Ancillary Equipment

Classification

Controlled Cryptographic

Remote Control Unit, Z-AMP/TSEC

Item

Interface Adapter, Z-AHQ/TSEC

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

None Self contained unit

4-40

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TM 2000-OD/2C

TEST EQUIPMENT, AUTOMATIC, ST-58

TAMCN A80967G

NSN

5810-01-173-6242

09774A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Test Equipment, Automatic, ST-58 is used to test communications security equipment. It tests the KY-57,

KY-58, KYX-57, Z-AHP, Z-AHQ, KYX-15/15A, KOI-18, KYK-13, KG-84, and KG-84C.

Manufacturer:

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Power Requirements

220 VAC; 115 VAC or

28 VDC, 150W (max.)

Size and Weight

Operating

Weight

35 lb.

Length

12.5 in.

Width

18 in.

Height

10.5 in.

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

Test Set (ST-58)

VINSON Test Adapter (Z-APA)

KG-84 Test Adapter (Z-APD)

Interface Cable, ON332691-1

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

4-41

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TM 2000-OD/2C

TEST SET, ST-34

TAMCN A80947G

NSN

5810-01-111-4082

09583A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Test Set, ST-34 is an Intermediate Level Maintenance Tester. The ST-34 will isolate to the failed Printed

Wiring Assembly (PWA) in equipment 99% of the time. The ST-34 is used as a TRI-TAC and Mobile Subscriber

Equipment (MSE) Intermediate Level Maintenance Tester for the KGX-93, HGX-82, HGX-83, HGX-84, KG-82,

KG-83, KG-84, KY-68 and KY-78 equipment and itself.

Manufacturer: Strategic Technologies

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Power Requirements

115 or 220 VAC

Size and Weight

90W (max.)

Weight

46 lb.

MTBF

5,000 hr at 77°F

Length

21.75 in.

Temperature Range

-50.8°F to +149°F

Width

21.5 in.

Classification

Unclassified

Height

14.1 in.

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

STP-34 Power Supply

Transit Cases

STB-34 Logic Unit

Associated power and interconnect test cables

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

4-43

TM 2000-OD/2C

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TEST SET, STX-34A

TAMCN A80977G

NSN

5810-01-254-5850

09662A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Test Set, STX-34A is the Intermediate Level Test Set (ILTS) for the KG-194/A. The STX-34A provides go or

no go testing. It exercises all commands and monitors all status indicators of the equipment under test.

The STX-34A is designed to test all of the circuitry in the KG-194/A except for the FIREFLY circuitry resident on

the E-GQY PWA. A self test function is incorporated to verify the proper operation of the STX-34A. The

STX-34A operates from 9.6 kbps to 20 Mbps in order to cover the range of all the equipment it will test.

Manufacturer:

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Power Requirements

19 to 31 VDC at 5A

Size and Weight

Operating/Shipping

115 or 220 VAC (max.)

Weight

21.1 lb.

load of 65W

Length

14.0 in.

Width

19.0 in.

Height

9.0 in.

Square

1.85 sq. ft.

Cube

1.39 cu. ft.

Stowage

1.39 cu. ft.

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

4-44

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TM 2000-OD/2C

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TEST UNIT, VERIFICATION, KT-83

TAMCN A80877G

NSN

5810-01-111-4080

09565A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Test Unit, Verification, KT-83 is a Key Variable Generator Test Set for the KG-83, KGX-93/93A, or another

KT-83. It provides all necessary signals and Direct Current (DC) voltages for the Equipment Under Test (EUT).

The KT-83 is classified to the level of the certification it carries.

Manufacturer:

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Power Requirements

115 VAC

Size and Weight

removed from case

in transit case

Weight

15.00 lb.

37.00 lb.

Length

4.95 in.

10.28 in.

Width

8.72 in.

11.80 in.

Height

19.00 in.

10.28 in.

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

None Self contained unit

4-46

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TM 2000-OD/2C

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TRUNK ENCRYPTION DEVICE, TSEC/KG-194, -194A

TAMCN A80907G TSEC/KG-194

NSN

5810-01-283-1395

09673A

TAMCN A80897G TSEC/KG-194A

NSN

5810-01-283-1394

09672A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Trunk Encryption Device, TSEC/KG-194, -194A are full-duplex key generators designed to provide trunk

encryption and decryption for digital data traffic. The TSEC/KG-194 is a non-ruggedized, rack mounted equipment.

The TSEC/KG-194A is a tactical, ruggedized equipment with a rack mounting capability. TSEC/KG-194, -194A

are enhanced versions which have been modified to incorporate the FIREFLY remote rekey capability. Future

replacement for the TSEC/KG-194, -194A will be the TSEC/KIV-17M or TSEC/KIV-19M.

Manufacturer:

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Size and Weight

TSEC/KG-194

TSEC/KG-194A

Weight

13.2 lb.

15.9 lb.

Length

8.5 in.

18.5 in.

Width

14.0 in.

6.1 in.

Height

5.2 in.

5.7 in.

Cube

1 cu. ft.

Classification

Controlled Cryptographic Item

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

None Self contained unit

4-48

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TM 2000-OD/2C

VEHICULAR POWER ADAPTER, HYP-57/TSEC

TAMCN A80277G

NSN

5810-01-026-9621

08150A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Vehicular Power Adapter, HYP-57/TSEC replaces the battery and battery case, Z-AIJ, of either the KY-57 or

HYX-57. Its purpose is to provide TEMPEST and EMI filtering, and mechanical connector conversion to adapt a

vehicular power source to the KY-57 or HYX-57.

Manufacturer:

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Size and Weight

Operating/Shipping

Weight

21 lb.

Length

4.28 in.

Width

4.73 in.

Height

2.68 in.

Cube

1 cu. ft.

Classification

Unclassified

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

None Self contained unit

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

4-49

TM 2000-OD/2C

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

WIRELINE ADAPTER, HYX-57/TSEC

TAMCN A80287G

NSN

5810-01-026-9622

08151A

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTION

The Wireline Adapter, HYX-57/TSEC is designed to provide the appropriate wireline interface for the

TSEC/KY-57, TSEC/KY-38, and TSEC/KY-65 to allow their use over a point-to-point wireline link or through

certain military switchboards, and to provide remote radio operation for various military radios (primarily the

PRC-77 and VRC-12 families). In the remote radio mode, radios can be remotely operated from a distance of up to

four miles. The HYX-57/TSEC provides both plain and cipher communication capability over ten miles of standard

26 pair, type WD-1/TT or WF-16/TT field wire. In addition, a handset connector on the front panel of the wireline

adapter permits plain text order wire communications. It can be used in a battery operated manpack configuration

using Battery Case Z-AIJ/TSEC or in a vehicular configuration using Vehicle Power Adapter (VPA)

HYP-57/TSEC.

Manufacturer: Caterpillar, Inc.

Marine Corps Systems Command: CINS Product Group 12

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Size and Weight

Operating/Shipping

Weight

4.75 lb.

Length

6.2 in.

Width

5.0 in.

Height

3.0 in.

Cube

1 cu. ft.

Classification

Unclassified

MAJOR COMPONENTS

Qty

Item

Qty

Item

Battery, Non rechargeable

Cable Assembly, Special Purpose, Electrical

Battery, Storage

Cable Assembly, Special Purpose, Electrical

AR Cable Assembly, Special Purpose, Electrical

Case, Battery Assembly

AR Cable Assembly, Special Purpose, Electrical

VPA Assembly

AR Cable Assembly, Special Purpose, Electrical

AR Handset

4-50

UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

TM 2000-OD/2C

APPENDIX A

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS/ACRONYMS

Ampere

AAU

Add-On Audio Unit

AADS

Advanced Air Delivered Sensor

AAP

Abbreviated Acquisition Program

ABT

Air Breathing Target

ABT

Air Breathing Threat

Alternating Current

ACE

Aviation Combat Element

ACO

Airspace Control Order

ADCP

Air Defense Communications Platform

ADF

Automatic Direction Finder

ADL

Automatic Data Link

ADP

Automatic Data Processor

ADP/COMM

Automatic Data Processing/Communication

ADSID

Air Delivered Seismic Intrusion Detector

ADU

Azimuth Drive Unit

af or AF

Audio Frequency

AFATDS

Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System

AFC

Automatic Frequency Control

AFC

Audio Frequency Coupler

Ampere-Hour

AKDC

Automatic Key Distribution Center

ALE

Automatic Link Establishment

ALICE

All Purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment

Amplitude Modulation

AM/RC

Auxiliary Memory/Relay Controller

AMM

Auxiliary Memory Module

AMTI

Automatic Moving Target Indicator

ANDVT/TACTERM

Advanced Narrowband Digital Voice Terminal/Tactical Terminal

ANTS

Alternate Net Time Station

AOC

Air Operation Central

AOR

Area Of Responsibility

approx.

approximately

APS

Application Program Set

ARM

Anti-Radiation Missile

ASF

Army Standard Family

ASC

Automatic Sensitivity Control

ASR

Airborne Surveillance Radar

ATARS

Advanced Tactical Air Reconnaissance System

ATC

Air Traffic Control

ATDS

Airborne Tactical Data System

ATM

Asynchronous Transfer Mode

ATO

Air Tasking Order

AUTODIN

Automatic Digital Network

AUTOVON

Automatic Voice Network

avg

average

baud

BDL

Base Data Line

BER

Bit Error Rate

A-1

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BFO

Beat-Frequency Oscillator

BFT

Blue Force Tracker

BIT

Built-In Test

BLOS

Beyond Line of Sight

bps

bits per second

BPSK

Binary Phase Shift Keying

BUCS

Back Up Computer System

celsius (centigrade)

C2 or C²

Command and Control

C2CE

Command and Control Compact Edition

C2PC

Command and Control Personal Computer

Command Control and Communications

C4I

Command and Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence

C4ISR

Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance

and Reconnaissance

CAC2S

Common Aviation Command and Control System

CAD/GIS

Computer Aided Design/Government Information System

CapSet

Capability Set

CAS

Calculated Air Speed; Close Air Support

CASC

Communications Air Support Center

CAOC

Counter Air Operations Center

Common Battery

CBS

Call Box Station

CBS

Common Battery Signaling

CCA

Circuit Card Assembly

CCI

Controlled Cryptographic Item

CDAC

Communication and Data Analysis Central

CDD

Computer Digital Data

CDF

Combination Distribution Frame

CDH

COMSEC/TRANSEC Integrated Circuit DS-101 Hybrid

CDI

Conditioned Diphase

CDLS

Communications Data Link System

CDP

Conditioned DiPhase

CD-ROM

Compact Disk-Read Only Memory

CDS

Communications Distribution System

CESAS

Communication Emitter Sensing and Attacking System

CFAR

Constant False Alarm Rate

CFD

Common Fill Device

CGS

Common Ground Station

CI/HUMINT

Counterintelligence and Human Intelligence

CIBS-M

Common Integrated Broadcast Service-Module

CID

Combat Identification

CIHEP

Counterintelligence and Human Intelligence Equipment Program

CIK

Crypto-Ignition Key

CIS

Communication Interface System

CIT

Counterintelligence Team

CIU

Communications Interface Unit

CJTF

Commander Joint Task Force

Cruise Missile

centimeter

cm/s

centimeter per second

CMS

Control Monitor Set

CNR

Combat Net Radio

COBRA

Coastal Battlefield Reconnaissance and Analysis

A-2

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COC

Combat Operations Center

COE

Common Operating Environment

COMINT

Communications Intelligence

COMSEC

Communications Security

CONDOR

Command and Control On-The-Move Network, Digital Over-The-Horizon

Relay

Cont.

continued

COP

Common Operational Picture

COTS

Commercial-Off-The-Shelf

CPAS

Coded Pulse Anti-clutter System

CRT

Cathode-Ray Tube, Controller Receiver Transmitter

CRU

Command Response Unit

Communication Subsystem

csc

cosecant

CTEPS

Cooperative Engagement Transmission Processing Set

CTIC

COMSEC/TRANSEC Integrated Circuit

CTN

Composite Tracking Network

CTT

Command Tactical Terminal

CTT3

Command Tactical Terminal Three

CTT-H/R

Commanders Tactical Terminal-Hybrid/Receive Only

Computer Unit

CUCV

Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle

cu. ft.

cubic foot/feet

cu in.

cubic inch

CVSD

Continuously Variable Slope, Delta

Continuous Wave

CWAR

Continuous Wave Acquisition Radar

DAGR

Defense Advanced Global Positioning System (GPS) Receiver

DAMA

Demand Assigned Multiple Access

DASC

Direct Air Support Center

DASC, AS

Direct Air Support Central, Airborne System

decibel

dBm

power level; in decibels with reference to a power of one milliwatt

Direct Current

DCA

Defense Communication Agency

DCS

Defense Communication System

DCSG

Distributed Common Ground/Surface System

DCT

Digital Communication Terminal

DCU

Digital Communications Unit

D-DACT

Dismounted-Data Automated Communications Terminal

DDGP

Digital Data Group Processor

DDP

Digital Data Port

DDS

Data Distribution System

DED

Diesel Engine, Direct Drive

DEOS

Deployable End Office Suite

DEUCE

Downsize End User Computer Equipment

Direction Finder

DGIL

Deploy Geospatial Information Library

dia.

diameter

DITS

Deployable Integrated Transport Suite

DMA

Defense Mapping Agency

DMS

Defense Message System

DMS

Diminishing Manufacturing Source

DNVT

Digital Non-secure Voice Terminal

A-3

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DoD

Department of Defense

DPSK

Di-Bit Phase Shift Key

DSB

Double Sideband

DSN

Defense Switched Network

DSSCS

Defense Special Security Communications Systems

DSU

Digital Switching Unit

DSVT

Digital Secure Voice Terminal

DTAMS

Digital Terrain Analysis Mapping System

DTC

Digital Technical Control

DTD

Digital Transfer Device

DTG

Digital Transmission Group

DTMF

Dual Tone Multi-Frequency

DVST

Digital Voice Subscriber Terminal

DWTS

Digital Wideband Transmission System

ea.

each

Electronic Attack

ECCM

Electronic Counter Countermeasures

ECM

Electronic Counter Measures

ECU

Environmental Control Unit

EDPA

Enhanced Dual Power Adapter

EHF

Extremely High Frequency

ELINT

Electronic Intelligence

E-LMR

Enterprise-Land Mobile Radio

EMDCT

Expanded Memory Digital Communication Terminal

EMPED

Expanded Memory Program Entry Device

ENM

EPLRS Network Manager

ENTR

Embedded National Tactical Receiver

EPLRS

Ehanced Position Locating and Reporting System

ETU

Encoder Transmitter Unit

EUT

Equipment Under Test

Early Warning

Electronic Warfare

EWS

Exploitation Workstations

EWSM

Electronic Warfare Support Measure

EWTS

Electronic Warfare Training System

Fahrenheit

FAM

Fault Assistant Module

FAR

False Alarm Rate

FBCB2

U.S. Army Force XXI Battle Command, Brigade-and-Below

foot-candle

FCW

Field Cartridge Writer

FDM

Frequency Division Multiplexing

FDX

Full Duplex

FGRS

Fixed Ground Receive Suite

FICCS

First in Command and Control System

FIOP

Family of Interoperable Operational Pictures

FLTSEVOCOM

Fleet Secure Voice Communications

Frequency Modulation

FMF

Fleet Marine Force

FOCA

Fiber Optic Cable Assembly

FSK

Frequency Shift-Keying

FSSG

Force Service Support Group

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ft.

foot/feet

FTI

Fixed Target Indicator

FTS

Field Test Set

ft./min.

feet/per minute

ft./s.

feet/per second

gram

G/ATOR

Ground/Air Task Oriented Radar

gigabit

Gigabyte

GBDL

Ground Based Data Link

GBS

Global Broadcast Service

GCA

Ground Controlled Approach

GCCS

Global Command and Control System

GCCS-I³

Global Command and Control System-Integrated Imagery and Intelligence

GCE

Ground Combat Element

GCI

Ground Control Intercept

GDL

Ground Data Link

GENSER

General Service

GFE

Government Furnished Equipment

GHz

Gigahertz (1000 MHz)

GIG

Global Information Grid

GIS

Geographic Information System

GOTS

Government-Off-The-Shelf

Gph

gallons per hour

GPIC

General Purpose Interface Controller

GPS

Global Positioning System

grad.

gradient

GTC

Gain Time Control

GUI

Graphical User Interface

GUPS

Global Uninterruptible Power Supply

GWLR

Ground Weapons Locating Radar

h/hr

hour

High Frequency

HFR

Height Finder Radar

H-HMMWV

Heavy Variant - High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle

HHPM

Hand Held Portable Monitor

HMMWV

High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle

horsepower

High Speed

HSFB

High Speed Fleet Broadcast

HTU

Handheld Terminal Unit

HUMINT

Human Intelligence

Hertz (cycles per second)

I and W

Indications and Warnings

IADS II

Improved Air Delivered Sensor II

IAS

Intelligence Analysis System

IBR

Intelligence Broadcast Receiver

IBS

In-Band Signaling

IBS

Integrated Broadcast Service

ICC

Intelligence Communications Controller

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ICOM

Integrated Communications

Identification Number

Item Designator

Intermediate Frequency

IFF

Identification Friend or Foe

Installation Kit

IKEK

Initial Key Encryption Key

ILTS

Intermediate Level Test Set

in.

inch

INC

Internet Controller

IOS

Intelligence Operations Server

IOW

Intelligence Operations Workstation

Internet Protocol

I/P

Instruction Pulse

ips

interruptions per second

Infrared

I-REMBASS

U.S. Army Improved Remotely Monitored Battlefield Sensor System

IRID

Infrared Intrusion Detector

IRU

Internal Radio Unit

ISB

Independent Sideband

ISO

International Standard Organization

ISR

Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance, Intra Squad Radio

Intelligence Workstation

IWF

Interworking Function

JECCS

Joint Enhanced Core Communications System

JFACC

Joint Force Air Component Commander

JFACC

Joint Force Air Control Center

JFRG-II

Joint Force Requirements Generator-II

JNMS

Joint Network Management System

JRE

Joint Range Extension

JROC

Joint Requirements Oversight Committee

JRSR/R

Joint Remote Sensor Report/Request

JSIPS

Joint Source Imagery Processing System

JSTARS

Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System

JSWS

Joint Services Workstation

JTF

Joint Task Force

JTIDS

Joint Tactical Information Distribution System

JTRS

Joint Tactical Radio System

JTT

Joint Tactical Terminal

JTT-R

Joint Tactical Terminals-Receive

kilobit

kb/s or kbps

kilobits per second

kBps

kilobytes per second

KDU

Keypad Display Unit

KEK

Key Encryption Key

kilogram

kHz

Kilohertz (kilocycles per second)

KIB1

KY-58 Interface Box

KIB2

KY-99 Interface Box

kilometer

KPP

Key Performance Parameter

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kilovolt

kVA/KVA

kilovolt ampere

kilowatt

cryptographic

liaison (aircraft)

LAAD Bn

Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion

LAN

Local Area Network

LAR

Light Armored Reconnaissance

LAV

Light Armored Vehicle

Local Battery

lb.

pound

Lightweight Computer

LCD

Liquid Crystal Display

LDN

Local Distribution Network

LDR

Low Data Rate

LED

Light-Emitting Diode

LED

Loop Encryption Device

Low Frequency

LGSM

Light Ground Station Module

LHGXA

Lightweight High Gain X-Band Antenna - Trailer Mounted Antenna

LKG

Loop Key Generator

LLDR

Lightweight Laser Designator Rangefinder

LMR

Land Mobile Radio

LMRDFS

Lightweight Man Transportable Radio Direction Finder System

LMS

Lightweight Multipurpose Shelter

LMST

Lightweight Multiband Satellite Terminal

LNA

Low Noise Amplifier

LOS

Line of Sight

LRU

Line Replaceable Unit, Lowest Replaceable Unit

LSB

lower sideband

LSMF

Light Signal Monitor Facility

LST

Laser Spot Tracker

LTD STD

Limited Standard

milliampere

MACCS

Marine Air Command and Control System

MACS

Marine Air Control Squadron

MEF

Marine Expeditionary Force

MAGID

Magnetic Intrusion Detector

MAGIS

Marine Air Ground Intelligence System

MAGTF

Marine Air Ground Task Force

MAP

Mobile Antenna Platform

MARCORSYSCOM

Marine Corps Systems Command

MARDIV

Marine Division

MARFORLANT

Marine Forces Atlantic

MARFORPAC

Marine Forces Pacific

MARFORRES

Marine Forces Reserves

MASS

Marine Air Support Squadron

MATCD

Marine Air Traffic Control Detachment

MATCS

Marine Air Traffic Control Squadron

MAW

Marine Aircraft Wing

max.

maximum

Megabyte

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mbar

millibar

MBMMR

Multi-Band Multi-Mode Radio

Mbps

megabits per second

MCEN

Marine Corps Enterprise Network

MCESS

Marine Corps Expeditionary Shelter System

MCHS

Marine Corps Common Hardware Suite

MCIU

Multi-Channel Interface Unit

MCPS

Modular Command Post Shelter

MCTSSA

Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity

MCW

Modulated Continuous Wave

MDA

Milestone Decision Authority

M-DACT

Mounted-Data Communications Terminal

MDR

Medium Data Rate

MEF

Marine Expeditionary Force

MEF-IAS

Marine Expeditionary Force-Intelligence Analysis System

MEP

Mobile Electric Power

MERWS

Modular Extendable Rigid Wall Shelter

MEU

Marine Expeditionary Unit

MEU

MESHnet Ethernet Unit

MeV

Mega electron volts

MEWSS

Mobile Electronic Warfare Support System

MGU

Map Generation Unit

MHz

Megahertz

mi.

mile

MIDS

Miniature Intrusion Detection System

MILSTAR

Military Strategic Tactical and Relay

min.

minute

MMC

Manual Morse Code

MNS

Mission Needs Statement

mph

miles per hour

milliroentgen

mRAD/h

millirads per hour

MRRS

Multi-Role Radar System

millisecond

µs

microsecond

MSBL

Marine Air Ground Task Force Software Baseline

MSE

Mobile Subscriber Equipment

MSIDS

(MAGTF) Secondary Imagery Dissemination System

MTBF

Mean Time Between Failures

MTI

Moving Target Indicator

MTX

Miniature Transmitter

millivolt

µV

microvolt

milliwatt

Megawatt

N/A

not applicable

NATO

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

NATO/MIL

North Atlantic Treaty Organization/Military

NAU

Network Access Unit

NAVMACS

Naval Modular Automated Communications System

NBC

Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical

N-CES

Net-Centric Enterprise Services

NCS

Net Control Station

NDI

Non-Developmental Item

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NIPR

Non-secure Internet Protocol Router

n. m.

nautical mile(s)

NPS

NAU Power Supply

NRZ

Non-Return to Zero

NSA

National Security Agency

NSN

National Stock Number

NST

Navy Standard Teleprinter

NTDS

Navy Tactical Data Systems

NTS

Net Time Station

O and O

Operational and Organization

OBS

obsolete

OCAC

Operations Control and Analysis Center

OCU

Operator Console Unit

OOK

ON-OFF Keying

OPFAC

Operation Facility

OPm

operations per minute

ORD

Operational Requirements Document

Operational Trailer

OTAR

Over-The-Air Rekey

OTAT

Over-The-Air-Transfer

OTM

On-The-Move

oz.

ounce

P3I

Pre-planned Product Improvement

Power Amplifier

PARCS

Portable Autonomous Reports Collection System

Personal Computer

PCDP

Pilot Control Display Panel

PCI

Product Configuration Identification

PCM

Pulse Code Modulation

PCMCIA

Personal Computer Memory Card International Association

PDCU

Power Distribution and Control Unit

PDP

Power Distribution Panel

PDS

Processing and Display Subsystem

PED

Pacific Electro Dynamics

PEP

Peak Effective Power, Peak Envelope Power

power factor

PFED

Pocket Sized Forward Entry Device

PGM

Precision Guided Munition

PHS

Primary Heavy Shelter

PIK

Platform Integration Kit

peak

PLGR

Precision Lightweight Global Receiver

PLI

Position Location Information

PLRS

Position Location Reporting System

Portable Monitor

P/N

Part Number

power oscillator

POM

Program Objective Memorandum

PPDL

Point to Point Data Link, Pulse Position Data Line

PPI

Plan Position Indicator

PPI/RHI

Plan Position Indicator/Range Height Indicator

PPS

Pulse Per Second

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PRF

Pulse Rate Frequency

PRK

Phase Reversal Keying

PRR

Personal Role Radio

PRU

Printer Unit

PTT

Public Telephone and Telegraph, Push-To-Talk

PWA

Printed Wiring Assembly

qty

quantity

roentgen

R and D

Research and Development

Relay Assembly

RADBN MODS

Radio Battalion Modernization

RAM

Random Access Memory

RBM

Receive Broadcast Manager

RCU

Remote Control Unit

RCW

Remote Cab Workstation

Ring Down

RDF

Radio Direction Finding

Recon

Reconnaissance

REMBASS

U.S. Army Remotely-Monitored Battlefield Sensor System

Radio Frequency

RFI

Radio Frequency Interference

RIF

Radio Intercept Facility

RIU

Radar Interface Unit

RMC

Remote Multiplexer Combiner

rms/RMS

Root Mean Square, Radio Personality Module

RPA

Radio Programming Application

R-PDA

Rugged-Personal Digital Assistant

RREP

Radio Reconnaissance Equipment Program

RREP-SS

Radio Reconnaissance Equipment Program Signal Intelligence Suite

RRT

Radio Reconnaissance Team

RRU

Recorder/Reproducer Unit

RSMS

Radio Signal Monitoring Set

RWS

Remote Workstation

s/sec.

second

SAA

Situation Awareness and Analysis

SAAWF

Sector Anti-Air Warfare Facility

SAR

Synthetic Aperture Radar

SAT

Satellite

SATCOM

Satellite Communications

SBPSK

Shaped Binary Phase Shift Keying

SCAMP

Sensor Control and Management Platoon

SCD

SINCGARS Control Device

SCDL

Surveillance Control Data Link

SCI

Sensitive Compartmented Information

SDNRIU

Secure Digital Net Radio Interface Unit

SDR

Signal Data Recorder

SDRAM

Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory

SDS

Sensor/Data Subsystem

SDU

Secure Data Unit

Supplemental Equipment

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SEM

Spare Equipment and Maintenance

SHF

Super High Frequency

SHORAD

Short Range Air Defense

SIAP

Single Integrated Air Picture

SID

Seismic Intrusion Detector

SIDS

Secondary Imagery Dissemination System

SIF

Selected Identification Feature

SIGINT

Signals Intelligence

SIGNET/EW

Signal Intelligence/Electronic Warfare

SINCGARS

Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System

SIPR

Secret Internet Protocol Router

SMAK

Shore Mounted Accessory Kit

SMART-T

Secure Mobile Anti-Jam Reliable Tactical-Terminal

SMI

Switch Matrix Intercom

SMMS

Sensor Mobile Monitor System

SMS

Sensor Monitoring System

snr

signal-to-noise ratio

SOF

Special Operations Force

SPA

Special Power Adapter

SPARCStation

Sun Scalable Processing Architecture Reduced-Intrusion-Set Computer Station

SPEE

Systems Planning Engineering and Evaluation

SPEED

System Planning Engineering Evaluation Device

SSB

Single Sideband

SSBSU

Solid State Bulk Storage Unit

SSEP

Stand Alone Signal Entry Panel

SSU

System Server Unit

STAJ

Short Term Anti-Jam

STD

standard

STE

Secure Telephone Equipment

STED

SEELEY Trunk Encryption Device

STU

Signal and Terminating Unit

STU-III

Secure Telephone Unit-Third Generation

SVN

Secure Virtual Network

TACAN

Tactical Air Navigation

TACC

Tactical Air Command Center

TACINTEL

Tactical Intelligence

TACP

Tactical Air Control Party

TACS

Tactical Air Control System

TADIL

Tactical Digital Information Link

TADIXS

Tactical Data/Digital Information Exchange System

TADIXS B

Tactical Data Information Exchange System Broadcast

TAMCN

Table of Authorized Material Control Number

TAOC

Tactical Air Operations Center

TAOM

Tactical Air Operations Module

TBM

Tactical Ballistic Missile

TBMCS

Theater Battle Management Core System

TCAC

Technical Control and Analysis System

TCAC RAWS

Technical Control and Analysis Center Remote Analysis Workstation

TCAC-PIP

Technical Control and Analysis System-Product Improvement Program

TCC

Tactical Communications Central

TCIM

Tactical Communications Interface Module

TCO

Tactical Combat Operations

TCS

Tactical Command System

TDAR

Tactical Defense Alert Radar

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TDDS

Tactical Data Dissemination System

TDI

TIBS Data Interface

TDL

Tactical Data Link

TDL-J

Tactical Data Link-Joint

TDM

Time Division Multiplex

TDMA

Time Division Multiple Access

TDN

Tactical Data Network

TDS

Tactical Data Systems

TEAMS

Tactical Elevated Antenna Mast System

TED

Trunk Encryption Device

TEG-M

Tactical Exploitation Group-Main

TERPES

Tactical Electronic Reconnaissance Processing and Evaluation System

TFOCA

Tactical Fiber Optic Cable Assembly

TFT

Thin Film Transistor

TGIL

Tactical Geospatial Information Library

THHR

Tactical Hand Held Radio

TIBS

Tactical Intelligence Broadcast Service

TIGDL II

Tactical Interoperability Ground Data Link II

TLDHS

Target Location Designation and Hand-off System

TPC

Topographic Production Capability

TPCS-MPC

Team Portable Collection System-Multiplatform Center

TPU

TERPES Portable Unit

TRANSEC

Transmission Security

TRAP

TRE Related Applications

TRE

Tactical Receiver Equipment

TRI-TAC

Tri-Service Tactical

TRIXS

Tactical Reconnaissance Intelligence Exchange System

TROJAN SPIRIT II

TROJAN Special Purpose Intelligence Remote Integrated Terminal II

TROJAN SPIRIT LITE

TROJAN SPIRIT Lightweight Integrated Telecommunications Equipment

TRSS

Tactical Remote Sensor System

TRSS-PIP

Tactical Remote Sensor System-Product Improvement Program

TSCM

Technical Surveillance Countermeasures

TSEC

Telecommunication Security

TSM

Transition Switch Module

TSSP

Tactical Satellite Signal Processor

TTY

teletypewriter

transmit

UCD

User Control Device

UDB

UCD Distribution Box

UDI/O

User Data Input/Output

UFO

Ultra High Frequency Flow-On

UGMS

Unattended Ground Miniaturized Sensor

UGSS

Unattended Ground Sensor Set

UHF

Ultra High Frequency

ULCS

Unit Level Circuit Switch

UNREG

unregulated

UPS

Uninterruptible Power Supply

URO

User’s Read Out

USAF

United States Air Force

USB

Upper Sideband

USMC

United States Marine Corps

USMC GBDL

United States Marine Corps Ground Base Data Link

USN

United States Navy

UUT

Units Under Test

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APPENDIX B

GLOSSARY

Allotment (of a radio frequency or radio frequency channel). Entry of a designated frequency channel in an agreed

plan, adopted by a competent conference, for use by one or more administrations for a terrestrial or space

telecommunication service in one or more identified countries or geographical areas and under specified conditions.

Alphanumeric. Describing a character set that contains letters, numerals (digits), and other characters such as

punctuation marks.

Amplifier. A device capable of increasing the magnitude or power level of a signal that is varying in time without

distorting the wave shape of the quantity.

Amplitude Modulation (AM). A process by which a continuous radio wave is varied in amplitude in order to

superimpose intelligence thereon.

Analog. A physical variable which remains similar to another variable insofar as the proportional relationships are

the same over some specified range; for example, voltage.

Analog Communication. A system of telecommunications employing a nominally continuous electric signal that

varies in frequency, amplitude, and so on, in some direct correlation to non-electric information.

Analog Signal. A signal that represents information by varying a quantity, such as amplitude or frequency,

continuously between upper and lower limits.

Antenna Array. Antenna elements assembled in such a manner that the resulting radiation is concentrated in one or

more directions.

Antenna/Aerial. A device used to radiate or collect radio waves.

Antenna, Dipole Array. A number of parallel dipoles producing a pattern with a main beam and many side lobes

and nulls.

Antenna, Gain. The ratio, usually expressed in decibels, of the power required at the input of a loss free reference

antenna to the power supplied to the input of the given antenna to produce, in a given direction, the same field

strength or the same power flux-density at the same distance. When not specified otherwise, the gain refers to the

direction of maximum radiation. The gain may be considered for a specified polarization.

Antenna, Rhombic. A non-resonant broadband antenna with a rhombic shape which produces an interface pattern

with a main beam axis in line with the diagonal joining the feed point to the terminal point.

Application. A system or problem to which a computer is applied.

Architecture. A framework or structure that portrays relationships among all the elements of the subject force,

system, or activity.

Assignment (of a radio frequency or a radio frequency channel). Authorization given by a designated authority for

an electromagnetic emitter to use a radio frequency or radio frequency channel under specified conditions.

Asynchronous. A communications channel capable of transmitting data but not timing is called “asynchronous”.

Asynchronous Modem. A modem that uses asynchronous transmission and, therefore, does not require timing

synchronization with its attached DTE or the remote modem; also used to describe a modem which converts

asynchronous inputs from the DTE to synchronous signals for modem-to-modem transmission.

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Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM). A method of digitized data transmission based on fixed length cells. ATM

can carry multiple types of data text, voice, imagery, and video at high speeds.

Asynchronous Transmission. Data transmission in which the instant that each character, or block of characters,

begins to be transmitted is arbitrary. However, the time of occurrence of each signal representing a bit within the

character or block is predictable.

Attenuation. Deterioration of signals as they pass through a transmission medium; generally, attenuation increases

(signal level decreases) with both frequency and cable length. Measured in terms of levels or decibels.

Audio Frequency. A frequency which can be detected as a sound by the human ear. The range of audio frequencies

extends from approximately 20 to 20,000 hertz.

Authentication. A security measure designed to protect a communication system against fraudulent transmission.

Authentication System. A system designed for the purposes of authentication, i.e., to serve as a secure means of

establishing the authenticity of a transmission or message or of challenging the identity of a station.

Authenticator. A letter, numeral, or groups of letters or numerals, or both, attesting to the authenticity of a message

or transmission.

Backbone. The high traffic density connectivity portion of any communications network.

Band. A range of electromagnetic wave frequencies between definite limits, such as that assigned to a particular

type of radio service.

Bandwidth. The difference between the limiting frequencies of a continuous frequency band expressed in hertz

(cycles per second). The term bandwidth is also loosely used to refer to the rate at which data can be transmitted

over a given communications circuit. In the latter usage, bandwidth is usually expressed in either kilobits per

second (kbps) or Megabytes per second (Mbps).

Battery. An apparatus which may comprise a group of two or more cells used for the conversion of chemical energy

into electrical energy.

Battery Life. Approximate rating of how much energy a battery can deliver before its useful life is finished.

Baud. Measure of bandwidth. The higher the baud rate, the faster the data is transmitted.

Beacon. A light, group of lights, electronic apparatus or other device which emits identifying signals related to their

positions so that the information produced can be used for guidance orientation or warning.

Beacon, Radar. A radio navigation transponder which transmits in response to a specific received signal a, pulsed

radio signal with specific characteristics whereby the bearing and/or range of the transponder from the interrogator

may be determined, and which in some cases also be used to identify the transponder.

Beacon, Radio. A radio transmitter which emits a distinctive or characteristic signal used for the determination of

bearings, courses or location.

Binary. Digital system with 2 states, 1 and 0; contrast with octal, decimal and hexadecimal.

Bipolar Transmission. Method of sending binary data in which negative and positive states alternate; used in digital

transmission facilities such as DDS and T1. Sometimes known as polar transmission.

Bit. Contraction of binary digit; smallest unit of information and basic unit in digital data communications. A bit

can have a zero or a one value (a mark or space in data communications terminology).

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Bit Concentration of “Binary Digit”. The smallest unit of measurement for computer data.

bps, bits per second. A measure of speed or data rate. Often combined with metric prefixes as in kbps for thousands

of bits per seconds (k for kilo-), in Mbps for millions of bits per second (M for mega-) and Gbps for billions of bits

per second (G for Giga-).

Breakout Box. A device that provides access for testing of circuits in a cable or connector.

Broadband. Communications channel having a bandwidth greater than a voice-grade channel and potentially

capable of much higher transmission rates; also called wideband.

Broadcast. Transmission of a message intended for general reception rather than for a specific station.

Buffer. A temporary storage device used to compensate for a difference in either the rate of data flow or the time of

occurrence of events in transmissions from one device to another.

Byte. A collection of bits operated upon as a unit; most are 8 bits long; and most character sets use one byte per

character. The capacity of storage devices is frequently given in bytes or in K bytes (K meaning 1024 bytes).

Cable-Based Local Area Network (LAN). A shared-medium LAN that uses a cable for its transmission medium.

Call Sign. Any combination of characters or pronounceable words which identifies a communication facility,

command, an authority, an activity, or a unit; used primarily for establishing and maintaining communications.

Call Sign, Tactical. A call sign which identifies a tactical command(s) or tactical communication facility(ies).

Carrier. A continuous signal which is modulated with a second, information-carrying signal.

Central Processing Unit (CPU). Actually the heart of a computer, but often used as a synonym for computer.

Challenge. Any process carried out by one unit or person with the objective of ascertaining the friendly or enemy

character or the identity of another. The answer to a challenge is a Reply.

Challenge and Reply. In authentication, a procedure by means of a prearranged system whereby one transmitter

requests authentication of another transmitter (the Challenge) and the latter by a proper reply establishes its

authentication (the Reply). In establishing identity, the challenge and the reply is a prearranged method whereby

one station identifies itself and requests the identity of another (the Challenge) and the latter identifies itself (the

Reply).

Channel. The smallest subdivision of a trunk, by means of which a single type of communications service is

provided; i.e., voice channel, teletypewriter channel, data channel.

Channel, (Frequency). Part of the frequency spectrum intended to be used for the transmission of signals and which

may be defined by two specified limits, or by its center frequency and the associated bandwidth, or by an equivalent

indication.

Channel, (Transmission). A transmission path suitable for a specific mode. A transmission channel may be

qualified by the nature of the transmitted signal, or by its bandwidth, or by its rare bit rate.

Cipher. Any cryptographic system in which arbitrary symbols or groups of symbols represent units of plain text of

regular length, usually single letters, or in which units of plain text are rearranged, or both, in accordance with

certain predetermined rules.

Circuit. The complete electrical path between end terminal instruments over which telecommunications are

provided.

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Circuit Discipline. The component of transmission security which includes the proper use of communications

equipment, the adherence to the prescribed frequencies and operating procedure, remedial action, net control,

monitoring and training.

Circuit, Permanent. A circuit which is permanently provided and used in peacetime and which normally continues

to be used in wartime.

Circuit Restoration. The process by which a communications circuit supplier provides a circuit path between two

user stations after disruption or loss of the existing circuit path, in accordance with preplanned procedures and

priorities.

Circuit (Telecommunication). A telecommunication facility to transmit signals between message source and

message link by electric, electromagnetic, acoustic or visual means.

Circuit, Dedicated. A circuit provided for the sole use of certain specified users to serve a pre-assigned purpose.

Circuit, Trunk. A circuit directly connecting two distant exchanges.

Classified Information. Information related to the national interest, the compromise of which would reasonably be

expected to cause injury to the national interest.

Clear. In plain text. When security of military information is not involved, messages are ordinarily sent in the clear

rather than in cipher or code.

Clear Text. Plain Language.

Client-Server Architecture. A computer networking architecture, client-server defines a software architecture and

not a hardware architecture. A client software entity (client) requests a service from a server software entity

(server), which in turn fulfills the request. To fulfill the request the server may provide data, perform processing

tasks, control a peripheral, or request the services of another server. A client can request services from multiple

servers and a server can service multiple clients. Because clients and servers are software entities, they can reside

on the same computer or be on different computers in a network. Servers are designated according to the services

provided. A server providing access to communications services would be called a communications server.

Clock. The timing signal used in synchronous transmission.

Closed Architecture. An architecture that is compatible only with hardware and software from a single vendor.

Contrast with open architecture.

Clutter. Collective term for unwanted echoes on a radar display.

Coax, Coaxial Cable. A transmission medium noted for its wide bandwidth and for its low susceptibility to

interference; signals are transmitted inside a fully enclosed environment - an outer conductor; the conductors are

commonly separated by a solid insulating material.

Code, Brevity. A code which provides no security but which has as its sole purpose the shortening of messages

rather than the concealment of their content.

Code, International Morse. A code in which letters and numbers are represented by specific groupings of dots

and/or dashes. The International Morse Code is used especially in radio telegraph and visual communication.

Cold Start. Transmission Security Key (TSK) Cold start, when combined with the proper switch setting will result

in “COLD” display. When “COLD” is displayed, it is possible to begin COLD START net opening.

Cold Start Net Opening. Method used to initially open a net.

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Command and Control (C2). The exercise of authority and direction by a properly designated commander over

assigned forces in the accomplishment of the mission.

Command, Control, Communication and Information Systems. A self-explanatory term used to define a wider

scope of responsibilities than communications or signals which embraces the flow of information in support of

command and control.

Command Radio Net. A command radio net connects the command post of an echelon with the command post of

some, or all, of its subordinate echelons. It may be used to handle tactical, operational, or administrative traffic.

Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS). Pertaining to a commercially marketed product which is readily available for

procurement and normally used without modification. A COTS product is often provided in large quantities and at

relatively low cost to meet the demands of a wide range of user needs.

Common User. A channel of communications available to all units, such as a channel terminating in telephone

switchboards.

Commonality. A quality which applies to material or systems possessing like and interchangeable characteristics

enabling each to be utilized or operated and maintained by personnel trained on the others without additional

specialized training and/or having interchangeable repair parts and/or components; and applying to items

interchangeably equivalent without adjustment.

Communication. The transfer of intelligence or knowledge according to agreed conventions.

Communication and Information Systems (CIS). Assembly of equipment, methods and procedures (and if necessary

personnel), organized so as to accomplish specific information conveyance and processing functions.

Communication Facilities. Installation, personnel, and equipment requisite to the provisions of telecommunications.

Communication, Line/Wire. The use for communication purposes of a physical path, such as wire or waveguide,

between terminals.

Communication, Radio. The use of radio for communication purposes. It is technically described as

telecommunication using radio waves not guided between the sender and receiver by physical paths such as wire or

waveguides.

Communication System. An overall term used to describe communication facilities from an engineering aspect

including all the associated equipment.

Communications. A method or means of conveying information of any kind from one person or place to another.

Communications Countermeasures. All electronic countermeasures taken against communications.

Communications Deception. The deliberate introduction of deceptive emissions into friendly or enemy radio

communications channels with the intention of misleading the enemy.

Communications Electronics (CE). The specialized field concerned with the use of electronic devices and systems

for the acquisition or acceptance, processing, storage, display, analysis, protection and transfer of information.

Communications Intelligence (COMINT). Technical material and intelligence information derived from

electromagnetic communications and communications systems (e.g., Morse, voice, teleprinter, facsimile) by other

than the intended recipients.

Communications Network. An organization, geographically disseminated, of communications stations

interconnected to communicate information, and comprising of the stations communication equipment and the

physical means that link them up.

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Communications Protocol. The means used to control the orderly exchange of information between stations on a

data link or on a data communications network or system. Also called line discipline - or protocol, for short.

Communications Security (COMSEC). The protection resulting from all measures designed to deny to unauthorized

persons information of value which might be derived from the possession and study of telecommunications, or to

mislead unauthorized persons in their interpretation of the results of such a study.

COMSEC (Communications Security) Key. Variable used to encrypt/decrypt signals during a secure operation.

TEK and KEK are COMSEC keys.

Communications Security (COMSEC) Monitoring. The protection resulting from the application of crypto security,

transmission security and emission security measures to telecommunications and from the application of physical

security measures to COMSEC information. These measures are taken to deny unauthorized persons information of

value which might be derived from the possession and study of such telecommunications, or to ensure the

authenticity of such telecommunications.

Compatible. The capability of two or more items or components of equipment or material to exist or function in the

same system or environment without mutual interference.

Compromise. A violation of the security system such that an unauthorized disclosure, modification, or destruction

of sensitive or classified information may have occurred or that a denial of service condition has been induced.

Conduct of Fire Radio Net. A functional radio net used principally to execute assigned fire missions by technically

conducting or spotting fire on an observed target.

Configuration. A combination in which a set of components can be grouped or arranged.

Continuous Wave (CW). A continuous signal, not pulsed on and off. A CW signal may be amplitude, phase or

frequency modulated.

Countermeasures. Devices and techniques intended to impair the operational effectiveness of enemy activity.

Cryptanalysis. The steps and operations performed in converting encrypted messages into plain text without

previous knowledge of the key employed.

Cryptographic Ignition. A physical key required for the AN/CYZ-10 Data Transfer Device

Cryptography. The art or science which treats the various means and methods for rendering plain text unintelligible,

and reconverting unintelligible text into intelligible language; application of that science by means other than

cryptanalysis.

Cryptoguard. A communication station designed to protect or handle specified encrypted traffic to and from certain

stations or addresses.

Cryptosystem. The associated items of cryptomaterial which are used as a unit and which provide a single means of

encryption and decryption.

Data. Representation of facts, concepts, or instructions in a formalized manner suitable for communications,

interpretation, or processing by humans by automatic means. Any representations such as characters or analog

quantities to which meaning is, or might be, assigned.

Data Base. A large, ordered collection of information.

Data Circuit. A telephone facility allowing transmission of digital data pulses with minimum distortion.

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Data Communications. The processes, equipment, and/or facilities used to transport signals from one data

processing device at one location to another data processing device at another location.

Data Link. The means of connecting one location to another for the purpose of transmitting and receiving data.

Data Network. An arrangement of data circuits and switching facilities for establishing connections between data

terminal equipments. Synonymous with data transmission network.

Data Processing. Any operation or combination of operations on data. Also known as information processing.

Data Processing Equipment, Automatic (ADPE). Data processors associated input-output devices, and auxiliary

equipment using electronic circuitry to perform arithmetical and logical operations automatically by means of

internally-stored program instructions.

Data Processing Network. An organization, geographically disseminated, of data processing systems interconnected

to exchange data, and comprising the components of the interconnected data systems and their interface with the

supporting data or communication network. A data processing network can use the services of one or several

communication networks; several data processing networks can use the services of one common communication

network. A data processing network is called “local” if it links several computers together in the same site.

Synonymous with computer network, automatic data processing network. Contrast with data (transmission)

network.

Data Terminal Equipment. A networked device, such as a PC, that is capable of transmitting and receiving digital

data signals over a communications circuit.

Data Transmission. The movement of data in real time by electronic means without human intervention.

Date-Time Group (DTG). A group of six digits with a zone time suffix and the standardized abbreviation for the

month. The first pair of digits represent the day, the second pair the hour and the third pair the minutes. The last

two digits of the year may be added after the month. Example: 090559Z JUL 56.

Decibel, dB. Comparative (logarithmic) measure of signal power (strength or level): +10dB (or +1 Bel) represents a

gain of 10:1; -3dB represents a 50% loss of power. Contrast with dBm.

Dead Space. The area or zone which is within the range of a radio transmitter, but in which a signal is not received.

Decimal. A digital system that has 10 states, 0 through 9.

Decode. To convert information from the form used to carry it through a communications system to another form

such as audible voice.

Decrypt. To convert a cryptogram into plain text by a reversal of the encryption process. This does not include

cryptanalysis.

Demodulate. To recover the modulating wave from a modulated carrier.

Digital. Pertaining to data in the form of digits.

Digital Backbone. A term loosely applied to the TRI-TAC-based circuit switched communications network

employed by the Marine Corps. Used synonymously with switched backbone.

Digital Communications. A system of telecommunications employing a nominally discontinuous signal that

changes in frequency, amplitude or polarity.

Digital Signal. A signal that represents information by varying a quantity, such as amplitude or frequency, in two or

more discrete steps. In the case of two discrete steps, the digital signal is called a binary signal.

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Digital Switch. A switch that performs time-division multiplexed switching of digitized signals. When used with

analog inputs analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversions are necessary.

Digital Transmission. The transmission of a digital bit stream that may include digitized voice or data or both. The

transmission signal itself may be either discrete or continuous (analog).

Diplexer. A coupling system that allows two different transmitters to operate simultaneously or separately from the

same antenna.

Dipole. An antenna consisting of two elements, each approximately one quarter-wavelength in length and fed with

radio frequency energy of opposing polarity at adjacent ends of the elements.

Direction Finding (DF). The process of determining the bearing of an electromagnetic emission.

Directory Services. Network services that identify all resources on a network and make them accessible to users and

applications. Resources include e-mail addresses, servers, and peripheral devices such as printers.

Disk Operating System (DOS). A program or set of programs that instruct a disk-based computing system to

schedule/supervise work, manage computer resources, and operate/control peripheral devices.

Domain Name. The symbolic name assigned to a host on an IP network. Syntactically, the domain name consists of

a sequence of names separated by periods. A domain is a logical grouping of IP hosts.

Domain Name System. The online distributed database system used to relate (map) readable, alphabetic domain

names with numeric IP addresses.

Down Link. A transmission link carrying information from a satellite or spacecraft to earth. Typically down links

carry telemetry, data and voice.

Downtime. Period when all or part of a system or network is not available to end users due to failure or

maintenance.

Dubbing. The combining of two or more sources of sound into a complete recording, at least one of the sources

being a recording.

Duplex. Pertaining to a simultaneous two-way independent transmission in both directions.

Electromagnetic Interference (EMI). Any electromagnetic disturbance which interrupts, obstructs, or otherwise

degrades or limits the effective performance of electronics/electrical equipments. It can be indeed intentionally, as

in some forms of electronic warfare, or unintentionally as a result of spurious emission responses, intermodulation

products and the like.

Electronic. A generic term to describe that branch of electrical science and technology which treats the behavior of

free electrons in vacuous or gaseous space and in semi-conductors and the circuitry associated therewith

Electronic Counter-Countermeasures (ECCM). That major subdivision of electronic warfare involving actions taken

to ensure our own effective use of electromagnetic radiations in spite of the enemy’s use of countermeasures.

Electronic Countermeasures (ECM). The major subdivision of electronic warfare involving actions taken to prevent

or reduce the effectiveness of enemy equipment and tactics employed or affected by electromagnetic radiations.

Electronic Intelligence (ELINT). The technical and intelligence information derived from foreign

noncommunication electromagnetic radiations emanating from other than nuclear detonations or radioactive sources.

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Electronic Jamming. The deliberate radiation, re-radiation or reflection of electromagnetic energy, with the object

of impairing the effectiveness of electronic devices, equipment or systems being used by an enemy.

Electronic Mail. A system of electronic communication in which a computer user can compose a message for

transmission over communications networks. Some electronic-mail systems are confined to a single computer

system or network, but others have gateways to the internet, enabling users to send electronic mail anywhere in the

world. Also called e-mail.

Electronic Security (ELSEC). The protection resulting from all measures designed to deny to unauthorized persons

information of value which might be derived from their interception and study of friendly nonconununication

electromagnetic radiations.

Electronic Warfare (EW). That division of the military use of electronics involving actions taken to prevent or

reduce an enemy’s effective use of radiated electromagnetic energy, and action taken to ensure our own effective

use of radiated electromagnetic energy. Electronic warfare includes electronic countermeasures and electronic

counter-countermeasures.

Emission Control Orders. Orders, referred to as EMCON orders, used to authorize, control, or prohibit the use of

electronic emission equipment.

Emulation. Computer representation of a real-time situation which is constrained to respond in a predicted manner.

Encrypt. To convert a plain text message into unintelligible form by means of a cryptosystem.

Equalizer. A device used by modems to compensate for distortions caused by telephone line conditions.

Facility Coordination. A function assigned to the technical control element of a Defense Communication Service

(DCS) station. The function includes responsibility for coordination of all technical operations at the station

involving activation, deactivation, and restoration of circuits and facilities, maintenance releases, and reports

submission. In certain instances, a DCS station may be assigned the facility coordination-function for a DCS

subsystem; e.g., a wideband trunk involving several stations. In such instances, the station so designated exercises

control of and submits reports on all subordinate elements.

Facsimile (FAX). The process of transmitting and reproducing printer matter, maps, still pictures, etc. by means of

telephone or radio communication.

Feedback. The return of energy from one point in a system to an earlier point.

Fiber Optic Cable, Fiber Optics. A transmission medium composed of small strands of glass each of which provides

a path for light rays which acts as a carrier.

File. A collection of related data records.

File Server Protocol. In LAN technology, a communications protocol that allows application programs to share

files.

Filter. An arrangement of electronic components designed to pass signals in one or several frequency bands and to

attenuate signals in other frequency bands.

Fire Direction Radio Net. A fire direction radio net is a functional net employed essentially to assign tactical fire

missions to subordinate units for execution.

Firewall. A specific type of Boundary Protection Device (BPD), being a software application or a CIS system that

acts as a security barrier between two network segments and mediates access between those two networks according

to an approved set of rules (CA).

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Firmware. A computer program or software stored permanently in PROM or ROM or semi permanently in EPROM

or EEPROM.

Footprint. The area of the earth’s surface which is covered by a satellite’s antenna. The size and shape of this area

is determined by the altitude of the satellite and the width and shape of the satellite’s beam. The footprint is also

known as the Cone of Earth View.

Format. The specific arrangement of data on a printed page, punched card or such to meet established presentation

requirements.

Frequency. The number of recurrences of a periodic phenomenon in a unit of time. In specifying electrical

frequency, the customary unit of time is the second.

Frequency Hopping (FH). ECCM method of operation. The RT circuits automatically change frequencies rapidly.

Frequency Management (Operational/Tactical). The function of planning, coordinating, and managing use of

individual frequencies through tactical operational, engineering, and administrative procedures.

Frequency Modulation (FM). A process by which a continuous radio wave is varied in frequency in order to

superimpose information thereon.

Frequency, Primary. A frequency assigned for normal use on a particular circuit.

Frequency, Secondary. A frequency assigned for use on a particular radio circuit when primary frequency becomes

unusable for any reason.

Full Duplex. Refers to a mode of transmission in which communication between two terminals takes place in both

directions simultaneously.

Functional Radio Net. A functional radio net handles specialized traffic. The name of the particular net indicates

the specific function for which it has been provided. Functional radio nets normally operate under the control and

supervision of designated officers. Traffic on these nets usually is not routed through communication centers. This

reduces overloads and backlogs of traffic, and provides flexibility to the radio system. Although they are normally

used to control a particular function, they can be used to handle command traffic via the communication center when

required.

Gain. The increase in signal power that is produced by an amplifier, usually gives the ratio of output to input

voltage, current or power expressed in decibels.

Garble. An error in transmission, reception or encryption which renders the message or a portion thereof incorrect

or incomplete.

Gateway. In a communications network, a network node that is equipped for interfacing with another network that

uses different protocols. The term is loosely applied to a computer or computer software configured to perform the

tasks of a gateway.

Ground/Earth. The term applied to any conductor common to a number of circuits and which serves to maintain a

constant potential, or to provide a bond of very small impedance between the points of connection to it. In many

cases, the Earth itself is used as the conductor.

Guard. Continuous receiver watch with transmitter ready for immediate use.

Half-Duplex. Refers to a mode of transmission in which communication between two terminals occurs in either

direction, but in only one direction at a time. This is the typical mode of operation for tactical single-channel radios.

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Half-Duplex Operation. Communication between two points in a single direction only. A half duplex facility is

exactly half of a full-duplex facility, and is not the same as a simplex facility.

Handset. Part of telephone containing mouthpiece and receiver.

Handshake, Handshaking. A preliminary procedure, usually part of a communications protocol, to establish a

connection.

Hardware. Equipment (as opposed to a computer program or a method of use), such as mechanical, electrical,

magnetic or electronic devices.

Harmonic. An integral multiple of a fundamental frequency.

Hertz, Hz. A measure of frequency or bandwidth equal to one cycle per second. Named after experimenter

Heinrich Hertz.

Hexadecimal. A digital system that has 16 states, 0 through 9 followed by a through f. Any 8-bit byte can be

represented by 2 hexadecimal digits.

Home Page. The main page of a web site. Typically, the home page serves as an index or table of contents to other

documents stored at the site.

Host. In a computer network, a computer that provides services to end users. Those services are considered to be

hosted on that computer. The term host also refers to the computer on a network that performs network control

functions.

Hub. In LAN technology, the centre or a star topology network or cabling system.

Identification, Friend or Foe-Personal Identifier (IFF-PI). The discrete IFF code assigned to a particular aircraft,

ship or other vehicle for identification by electronic means.

Imagery. Collectively, the representations of objects reproduced electronically or by optical means on film,

electronic display devices, or other media.

Independent Sideband. This type of signal consists of two independent sidebands with one positioned above and the

other below a suppressed radio frequency carrier. See Single Sideband.

Indicator, Routing. A group of letters assigned to identify a station within a communication network to facilitate the

routing of traffic. It ordinarily indicates whether the station is a major relay, a minor relay, or a tributary station; the

country or international alliance operating the station; and its geographical area.

Information Assurance (IA). The application of security measures to protect information processed, stored or

transmitted in communication, information and electronic systems by ensuring their availability, integrity,

authentication, confidentiality and non-repudiation. This includes providing for restoration of CIS by incorporating

protection, detection and reaction capabilities.

Information Retrieval. The technique and process of searching, recovering, and interpreting information from large

amounts of stored data.

Information Security (INFOSEC). A generic term covering the following aspects of security: (a) Personnel security.

(b) Physical security. (c) Radiation security. (d) Transmission security. (e) Crypto security. (f) Computer security.

Information System. Assembly of equipment, methods of procedures and, if necessary, personnel organized so as to

accomplish specific information processing requirements.

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Information Technology (IT). A catch-all term used to describe the techniques used for the automation of

information handling and retrieval, including computing, telecommunications and office systems.

Infra-Red. In visual communications, transmission of signals by light outside the visual spectrum. This method

necessitates the use of special equipment and affords greater security than normal visual means.

Intercommunications Set. A two-way communication system for localized use such as within or between buildings

and within crew served vehicles or aircraft. Functions may include remote selection of frequencies, selection of

operational mode and/or available equipments, etc.

Interconnection Links. Circuits between DCS stations (usually located in the same geographic area) devoted to any

or all of the following: technical control, electrical patch-through, and traffic movement. Such circuits generally

terminate at a patch panel.

Interference. The impairment of reception by atmospherics, unwanted signals, or the effects of electrical apparatus

or machinery.

Internet. The worldwide interconnection of individual computer networks operated by government, industry,

academia, and private parties. The internet was originally developed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects

Agency (DARPA) to interconnect laboratories and academic institutions engaged in government-sponsored

research.

Internet Protocol (IP). Standard that allows dissimilar hosts to connect to each other through the Internet.

Interoperability. The ability of systems, units or forces to provide services to and accept services from other

systems, units or forces and to use the services so exchanged to enable them to operate effectively together.

Interphone/Intercom. A telephone apparatus by means of which personnel can talk to each other within an aircraft,

tank, ship or activity.

Interrogation. A signal or combination of signals intended to trigger a response.

Ionization. The process or the result of any process by which a neutral atom or molecule acquires either a positive

or negative charge.

Interrogator. A pulse transmitter used exclusively for exciting a transponder.

Intranet. A network based on Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)/IP protocols (an internet) belonging to an

organization, usually a corporation, and accessible only by the organization’s members, employees, or others with

authorization. An intranet’s web sites look and act just like any other web sites, but the firewall surrounding an

intranet fends off unauthorized access.

IP Address. A unique numerical address assigned to each host on an IP network based on a standard scheme and by

a central agency. Used to communicate between hosts on the network.

Isochronous. Pertaining to data transmissions in which the time interval separating two corresponding signal state

transitions is equal to the unit interval of that signal state or a multiple of the unit interval.

Jammer. A transmitter designed specifically to prevent or reduce the enemy's effective use of the electromagnetic

spectrum.

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Barrage. The simultaneous jamming of a number of adjacent channels or frequencies.

Spot. The jamming of a specific channel or frequency.

Electronic Jamming. The deliberate radiation, reradiation, or reflection of electromagnetic signals with the

object of impairing the use of electronic devices by the enemy.

kbps. 103 bits per second (bps).

Key. A means of gaining or preventing access. A set of instruments governing the encryption or decryption of a

message.

Landline. A general term applied to metallic conductors used for conveyance of intelligence.

Light-Emitting Diode (LED). Semiconductor device, much more reliable than an incandescent lamp, used for status

display purposes in electronic equipment.

Line. A general term applied to metallic conductors used for conveyance of intelligence.

Line of Sight (LOS). Alternative term for point-to-point transmission and reception between two antennae not

masked by the earth’s surface.

Link. Communications circuit or transmission path connecting 2 or more points.

Listen. Continuous receiver watch for reception of traffic addressed to, or of interest to, the receiver’s unit.

Local Area Network (LAN). A data communications network confined to a limited geographic area (up to 6 miles

or about 10 kilometers) with moderate to high data rates (100 kbps to 100 Mbps). The area served may consist of a

single building, a cluster of buildings, or a campus-type arrangement. It is owned by its user, includes some type or

switching technology, and does not use common carrier circuits - although it may have gateways or bridges to other

public or private networks.

Logic. The result of planning a data processing system or of synthesizing a network of logic elements to perform a

specified function.

Long Lines. Long lines include all forms of physical conductors used for communication purposes such as open

wire systems, underground and overhead cables, and submarine cables, but do not include local circuits. They also

may contain radio relay systems when they are integrated with the wire system.

Loop Circuit. Common communications circuit shared by more than two parties; when applied to a teletypewriter

operation, all machines print all data entered on the loop.

Mainframe, Mainframe Computer. A large-scale computer (such as those made by IBM, Univac, Control Data,

Burroughs and others) normally supplied complete with peripherals and software by a single large vendor, often

with a closed architecture. Also called host or CPU. Contrast with minicomputer.

Manpack (MP). A radio set designed to be carried by one Marine in a backpack (e.g., AN/PRC-119B).

Mbps. Millions of bits per second (bps).

Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF). A figure of merit for electronic equipment or systems that indicates the

average duration of periods of fault-free operation. Used in conjunction with MTTR to derive availability figures.

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Mean Time To Repair (MTTR). A figure of merit for electronic equipment or systems that indicates the average

time required to fix the equipment or system. Used in conjunction with MTBF to derive availability figures.

Message, Drill. Message intended for training communication personnel.

Message, Exercise. Message sent during and relating to training exercises, command post exercises, tactical

exercises, and maneuvers.

Message Handling System. Provides a store-and-forward service for conveying messages between system users.

DMS is an example of a message handling system.

Microcomputer. A desktop (or knee-top) computer; as personal computer or a microprocessor system.

Microprocessor. A computer-on-a-chip.

Microwave. A sub-classification of the electromagnetic spectrum. Generally covers the wavelength region from

VHF to EHF (3 Meters to .3 cm).

Minimize. A condition imposed by command authority to drastically reduce a nonessential message and/or

telephone traffic to facilitate prompt transmission of vital messages in time of emergency or when normal

communications capability has been severely curtailed.

Modem. A contraction of modulator-demodulator, and equipment that connects data terminal equipment to a

communication line.

Modulate. To vary the amplitude, frequency, or phase of a wave, or vary the velocity of the electrons in an electron

beam in some characteristic manner.

Modulation. The process of varying a characteristic (e.g., frequency, phase, amplitude) of a carrier signal in

accordance with an information bearing signal.

Module. A packaged assembly of wired components, built in a standardized size and having standardized plug-in or

solderable terminations.

Monitor. To supervise a program and check that it is operating correctly during its execution, usually by means of a

diagnostic routine.

Multichannel. The term arises from the fact that a single trunk, either radio or wire, may be employed to provide

more than one channel of communication. These channels may be voice, teletypewriter, or data in various

combinations.

Multichannel Radio Equipment. Radio equipment designed to provide several channels of communications

simultaneously.

Multiplexer. A device for combining two or more signals.

Need-to-Know. A criterion used in security procedures that require the custodians of classified information to

establish, prior to disclosure, that the intended recipient must have access to the information to perform his/her

official duties.

Net. An organization of stations capable of direct communications on a common channel or frequency.

Net (Communications). An organization of stations capable of direct communications on a common channel or

frequency.

Net Control Station (NCS). The station charged with controlling the flow of traffic within a net.

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Network. An organization of stations capable of intercommunications but not necessarily on the same circuit.

Network Security. The protection of networks and their services from unauthorized modifications, destruction, or

disclosure, providing an assurance that the network performs its critical functions correctly and there are no harmful

side-effects.

Nodal. Pertaining to a junction point in a network; a branch point.

Octal. A digital system with 8 states, 0 through 7.

Off-line Cryptographic Operation. A method of operation in which encryption and transmission or reception and

decryption are performed in separate steps, rather than automatically and simultaneously.

Omni-directional. Radiating or receiving equally well in all directions. Also known as nondirectional.

On-line. A method of transmission by which signals from telecommunications equipment are passed direct to a

channel/circuit to operate automatically, compatible equipment at one or more distant stations.

On-line Cryptographic Operation. A method of operation whereby messages are automatically encrypted and

simultaneously transmitted from one station to one or more stations where reciprocal equipment is automatically

operated to permit reception and simultaneous decryption of the message.

On-line Secured Communications System. Any combination of interconnected communication centers partially or

wholly equipped for on-line cryptographic operation and capable of relaying or switching message traffic using on-

line cryptographic procedures.

Open Architecture. An architecture that is compatible with hardware and software from any of many vendors.

Contrast with closed architecture.

Operations Security (OPSEC). A process of identifying critical information and subsequently analyzing friendly

actions attendant to military operations and other activities to:

a. Identify those actions that can be observed by adversary intelligence systems.

b. Determine indicators hostile intelligence systems might obtain that could be interpreted or pieced

together to derive critical information in time to be useful to adversaries.

c. Select and execute measures that eliminate or reduce to an acceptable level the vulnerabilities of friendly

actions to adversary exploitation.

Optical Fiber. One of the glass strands - each of which is an independent circuit - in a fiber optic cable.

Originator. The command by whose authority a message is sent. The originator is responsible for the functions of

the drafter and releasing officer.

Oscillator. A device which produces an electrical signal of relatively constant frequency and amplitude.

Parabolic Antenna. An antenna provided with a reflector having the characteristic that radio frequency waves

emitted from a focal point will be reflected into space along parallel paths thus creating a narrow beam.

Parity Bit. The bit which is set to 1 or 0 in a character to ensure that the total number of 1 bits in the data field is

even or odd. Or may be fixed at 1 (mark parity), fixed at 0 (space parity), or ignored (no parity).

Parity, Parity Check. Addition of overhead bits to ensure that the total number of 1s in a grouping of bits is either

always even for parity or always odd for odd parity. This permits detection of single errors. It may be applied to

characters, transmission blocks or any convenient bit grouping.

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Patch, On-call. A communications service which provides temporary direct communications between users.

Teleconferences are an example of this type of service.

Phased Array. An array of dipoles in which the phase of the signal feeding each dipole is varied in such a way that

antenna beams can be formed and scanned very rapidly in azimuth and elevation without requiring physical

movement of the antenna.

Plain Language (Plain Text). Text or language which conveys an intelligible meaning in the language in which it is

written with no hidden meaning; the intelligible text underlying encrypted text.

Point-to-Point. A circuit which connects terminals at two (and only two) points.

Power (of Radio Transmitter). When not otherwise specified the definition of Peak Power of a radio transmitter

shall be used.

Printed Circuit. A pattern comprising printed wiring formed in a predetermined design in, or attached to, the surface

or surfaces of a common base.

Programmable Read Only Memory (PROM). Permanently stored data in a non-volatile semiconductor device.

Compare with EPROM, RAM and ROM.

Propagation. The manner in which an electromagnetic emission travels outward from its source.

Protocol. Hardware and software procedures used to control the transfer of data in communications networks and

between networks and subscriber.

Pulse-Code Modulation (PCM). A process by which the peak-to-peak amplitude range of the signal to be

transmitted is divided into a number of standard values each having its own three-place code; each sample of the

signal is then transmitted as the code for the nearest standard amplitude.

Pulse Regeneration. The process of restoring pulses to their original relative timings, forms, and magnitudes.

Pulse Repeater. A device used for receiving pulses from one circuit and transmitting corresponding pulses into

another circuit; it may also change the frequencies and waveforms of the pulses and perform other functions.

Rack-Mount. Designed to be installed in a cabinet.

Radar. Radio detection and ranging equipment, that determines the distance and usually the direction of objects by

transmission and return of electromagnetic energy.

Radar Coverage. The limits within which objects can be detected by one or more radar stations.

Radar Echo. The radio frequency energy received after reflection from an object.

Radar Recognition and Identification (Identification, Friend or Foe (IFF)). A system using radar transmissions to

which equipment carried by friendly forces automatically responds; for example by emitting pulses, thereby

distinguishing themselves from enemy forces. It is the primary method of determining the friendly or unfriendly

character of aircraft and ships by other aircraft or ships and by ground forces employing radar detection equipment

and associated IFF units.

Radar Silence. An improved discipline prohibiting the transmission by radar of electromagnetic signals on some or

all frequencies.

Radio. A descriptive term applied to the use of electromagnetic waves between 10 kilohertz and 3,000,000

megahertz. It is used principally as an adjective.

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Radio Deception. The employment of radio to deceive the enemy. Radio deception includes sending false

dispatches, using deceptive headings, and employing enemy call signs.

Radio Guard. A ship, aircraft, or radio station designated to listen for and record transmission, and to handle traffic

on a designated frequency for a certain unit or units.

Radio Silence. A period during which all or certain radio equipment capable of radiation is kept inoperative.

Radio Telegraph. A method of radio communications in which the output of a transmitter is keyed using the

International Morse Code to transmit intelligence.

Radio-Wire Integration. The combining of wire circuits with radio functions.

Random Access Memory (RAM). A storage device into which data can be entered (written) and read; usually (but

not always) a volatile semiconductor memory.

Range. The distance between specified radio stations over which effective communications can be provided.

Read Only Memory (ROM). Nonvolatile semiconductor storage device manufactured with predefined contents.

Compare with EPROM, PROM and RAM.

Real-Time. Pertaining to a data-processing system that controls an ongoing process and delivers its outputs (or

controls its inputs) not later than the time that these are needed for effective control. Near real-time approximates

this capability.

Receiver (Radio). A device connected to an aerial or other source of radio signals in order to make available in

some desired form the required information content of the signals.

Reception. Listening to, copying, recording or viewing any form of emission.

Redundancy. Equipment or facilities provided in numbers greater than the essential minimum, to increase overall

reliability.

Re-Encrypt. A process of encrypting again a previously encrypted and transmitted message, any of the plain text

thereof, or a paraphrased version.

Repeater. A device that amplifies, reshapes, retimes or performs a combination of these functions on an input signal

for retransmission. The input signal may be either analog or digital. Repeaters are used to extend the distance that

network signals can be transmitted.

Reperforator. Equipment used in conjunction with a teletypewriter through which signals are printed and perforated

on tape. This tape may then be used to automatically key a transmitter or device.

Resolution. The degree to which nearly equal values of a quantity may be discriminated. The degree to which a

system or device distinguishes fineness of detail.

Retransmission. The process by which a signal received by one transceiver may be retransmitted on another. The

advantages of this process include interconnection of different radio nets, use of higher powered retransmission

equipment to increase range, automatic and/or unattended relay, and non-line of sight transmission capabilities. A

normal frequency separation of 1 MHz or more is used to avoid mutual interference between the receiving and

transmitting functions.

Router. A device used to interconnect two or more data communication networks. The router reads the network

address of all data packets and forwards to the addressee via the best available communications path.

Saturation. The overwhelming of a receiver by an excessively high input signal such as jamming.

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Scintillation. In radar, a rapid apparent displacement of a target indication from its mean position on a radar display.

In radio, a random fluctuation of the received field about its mean value (usually small).

Security Clearance. An administrative determination by competent national authority that an individual is eligible,

from a security standpoint, for access to classified information.

Serial Transmission. A technique in which each bit of information is sent sequentially on a single channel, rather

than simultaneously as in parallel transmission. Serial transmission is the normal mode for data communications.

Parallel transmission is often used between computers and local peripheral devices.

Sideband. A sideband is the frequency band, above or below the carrier, produced by the process of modulation.

Sidetone. Background audio you hear in the earpiece when keying the transmitter and talking into microphone.

Signal.

1. As applied to electronics, any transmitted electrical impulse.

2. Operationally, a type of message, the text of which consists of one or more letters, words, characters,

signal flags, visual display or special sounds, with prearranged meanings and which is conveyed or transmitted by

visual, acoustical, or electrical means.

3. The document containing the information to be transmitted and or any reproduction thereof made in the

course of transmission or delivery to the addressee. Also known as a message.

Signals Intelligence (SIGINT). The generic term used to describe COMINT and ELINT when there is no

requirement to differentiate between these two types of intelligence, or to represent fusion of the two.

Simplex. Refers to a mode of operation in which communication between two terminals can take place in only one

direction.

Simulator. A routine which is executed by one computer, but which simulates the operations of another computer.

A computer or other piece of equipment that simulates a desired system or condition and shows the effects of

various applied changes.

Single Channel (SC). The RT method of operation using one selected frequency.

Single Sideband. The term arises from the fact that the electromagnetic spectrum of this signal contains only one of

the two sidebands that are part of an amplitude-modulated signal. A single sideband signal normally consists of a

low-frequency modulating signal converted to a radio frequency signal. Either the upper or lower sideband

frequencies may be employed with the radio frequency carrier suppressed.

Single Sideband (SSB) Transmission. That system of carrier transmission in which one sideband is transmitted and

the other sideband is suppressed. The carrier wave may be either transmitted or suppressed.

Skywave. A radio wave that reaches the receiving location after refraction from the ionosphere.

Software. A computer program or set of computer programs held in some kind of storage medium and loaded into

read/write memory (RAM) for execution.

Sound Powered. A term denoting that a device (e.g., a microphone) derives its power by converting acoustic energy

to electrical power without the aid of an external power supply.

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Spread Spectrum. A communications technique in which the modulated information is transmitted in a bandwidth

considerably greater than the frequency bandwidth containing the original information. Spread spectrum systems

utilize a sequential noise like signal, for example pseudo noise codes, to spread the normally narrow band

information signal over a relatively wide band of frequencies. The receiver correlates these signals to retrieve the

original information signal.

Squelch. Circuit in the RT that eliminates the rushing sound in the earpiece or loud speaker when no real signal is

being received.

Start of Message Indicator (SOMO). An indicator employed to activate automatic message switching equipment. It

is required on messages passing into or through automatic switching systems to indicate the start of the message.

Station. A separate transmitter or receiver or a combination of transmitters and receivers including the accessory

equipment required for carrying on a definite radio communication service. The station assumes the classification of

the service in which it operates permanently or temporarily.

Switchboard. In an exchange, a suite of one or more operating positions at which the interconnection of lines is

manually controlled.

Switching, Automatic. A method of operation which effects automatic interconnection of channels, circuits, and

trunks and/or handling of traffic through a switching center.

Switching Communications System. In telecommunications, assembly of equipment and procedures, organized so

as to effect automatic interconnection of channels, circuits and trunks, and/or handling of traffic, through switching

facilities.

Synchronization, Synchronizing. The process of making the receiver be “in step” with the transmitter; usually

achieved by having a predefined constant time interval between successive bits.

Synchronous. Pertaining to an operation that occurs with a regular or predictable time relationship to a specified

event.

Synchronous Transmission. Transmission in which the data characters and bits are transmitted at a fixed rate with

the transmitter and receiver synchronized. This eliminates the need for individual start bits and stop bits

surrounding each byte, thus providing greater efficiency. Contrast with asynchronous transmission.

Synthesizer. An electronic instrument which combines simple elements to generate more complex entities;

examples include frequency synthesizer or sound synthesizer.

System. An overall term used to describe communication facilities from an engineering aspect including all the

associated equipment.

System Administration. The maintenance of a multi-user information system, including LANs. Typical duties

include adding and configuring new workstations, setting up user accounts, installing system-wide software, and

allocating mass storage space.

System Integrity. The property that a system performs its intended function in an unimpaired manner, free from

deliberate or accidental unauthorized manipulation of the system.

System Plan. A plan which encompasses the methods and means for fulfilling the approved telecommunication

requirements.

T1 Circuit. A communications circuit providing 1.544 Mbps capacity.

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Tactical Air Navigation System (TACAN). An ultra-high frequency electronic air navigation system which provides

a continuous indication of bearing and slant range to the TACAN station. The term is derived from Tactical Air

Navigation. A navigation aid, measuring distance and bearing from the transponder type directional beacon. The

craft carries a pulsed interrogating transmitter, a receiver and display equipment. The combined receive-transmit

radiation pattern of the beacon rotates continuously about a vertical axis and the phase-characteristics of the

amplitude modulation so imposed on the transmitted pulses carries the bearing information.

Tactical Radio Net. A functional radio net used primarily for immediate and direct control of fire and maneuver of

subordinate units. It operates normally under the control of the unit commander or operations officer, and is

established primarily for rapid and uninterrupted handling of operational traffic between commanders.

Telecommunications. Any transmission or reception of signs, writing, images, and sounds or intelligence of any

nature by wire, radio, visual, or other electromagnetic systems.

Teleconference. A conference between persons remote from one another but linked by a telecommunication system.

Teletypewriter. A type of communication equipment that provides a printed record of all messages transmitted and

received. There are three methods of operation: (1) Send only-receive only, which provides transmission of signals

in one direction only, (2) Half-duplex, which provides transmission in both directions, but in only one direction at a

time, (3) Full-duplex, which provides simultaneous sending and receiving.

Terminal. A facility, excluding unattended relays, where channels may be tested, rerouted, or dropped out, or

through which “express through” channels pass.

Test, Communications. Any transmission or reception of information directed specifically to evaluate the degree of

responsiveness of communication media and/or facility (ies).

Threat. Any potential event or act that could cause one or more of the following to occur: unauthorized disclosure,

destruction, removal, modification or interruption of sensitive information, assets or services, or injury to people. A

threat may be deliberate or accidental.

Time Zones. Twenty-four 15-degree longitudinal divisions of the earth into time zones having local standard time.

Each zone is one hour different from its adjacent zones.

Traffic. All transmitted and received messages.

Traffic Control. That action taken by a DCS station, network coordination station, or a communication control

center to ensure that telecommunications traffic flows within the DCS in the manner prescribed by current operating

instructions.

Traffic Control Element. An organizational element which supervises the traffic handling and traffic control

functions of a DCS station, reports traffic conditions as required by the Defense Communications Agency (DCA)

and operates in coordination with the network coordination station and communication control center. This element

is located only in those DCS stations which accomplish message center or message switching functions.

Transceiver. A radio transmitter and receiver combined in one unit and having switching arrangements to permit

use of one or more tubes for both transmitting and receiving a transmitter-receiver.

Transmission Identification (TI). A combination of letters and figures used to identify a transmission on a circuit

between two stations. It consists of the following components in sequence:

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Station and Circuit Identification. Three letters which identify one or both of the stations and a specific

circuit between the two stations (JRO). These are used as follows:

(1) Either two letters identify one or both of the stations and one letter to identify a specific circuit, or

(2) Three letters to collectively represent one of the stations and a specific circuit.

Transmission Number. Three numeral characters which serve to sequentially number each transmission on a

specific circuit and which start at one (001) on a daily basis.

Transmitter (Radio). Apparatus producing radio frequency energy for the purpose of radio communication.

Transponder. A transmitter-receiver capable of accepting the challenge of an interrogator and automatically

transmitting an appropriate reply.

Troposcatter (Tropospheric scatter). Scatter propagation of radio waves caused by irregularities in the refractive

index of air in the troposphere; used for long distance communications, with the aid of relay facilities, 300-500

kilometers (186-310 mi.) apart.

True Date-Time Group (TDTG). The initial date and time assigned to a message for identification purposes. The

TDTG, which is not necessarily the date-time group appearing in the external message heading, remains identified

with a message regardless of the number of transmissions, retransmissions, re-encryptions, or readdressals.

Trunk. A single or multichannel communication medium between two successive terminals.

Trunk Group. A combination of trunks between specified terminals or geographic areas. In a broadband system a

trunk group will consist of two or more radio supergroups, separate groups, or a combination thereof.

Tuning. The process of adjusting a circuit so that it resonates at a desired frequency.

Unidirectional. Radiating in only one direction.

UNIX. An operating system developed at Bell Laboratories in the early 1970s. As a result of its portability,

flexibility, and power, UNIX became the leading operating system for workstations. UNIX is widely used in

military command and control systems. However, the proliferation of variants has limited its portability, and its lack

of user friendliness is a major drawback for military applications.

Up-Link. A communications and/or command transmission from earth to a satellite.

Validation. The act of testing for compliance with a standard.

Virus. A self-replicating malicious computer program segment that attaches itself to an application program or other

executable system component.

Waveguide. A transmission line consisting of a system of material boundaries or structures for guiding

electromagnetic waves.

Wavelength. The distance between two successive points of a periodic wave in the direction of propagation, in

which the oscillation has the same phase.

Whip Antenna. An antenna which has no elements extending from the single (flexible) shaft.

Wide Area Network (WAN). A network which uses common carrier-provided lines; contrast with LAN.

Zeroize. To align cryptographic elements of a cipher machine to a fixed original position.

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INDEX I

MODEL NUMBER LISTING

MODEL NUMBER

NOMENCLATURE

PAGE

Advanced Air Delivered Sensor (AADS)

1-2

Air Defense Communications Platform (ADCP)

Enhancement Package (EP)

1-6

Back Up Computer System (BUCS), Centaur

2-10

Basic Network Virtual Storage Wide Area Network

(VSWAN)

1-9

Blue Force Tracker (BFT), Backpack Variant

1-11

Blue Force Tracker (BFT), V-4 Variant

1-12

Cable, Special Purpose

2-11

Command and Control On-The-Move Network, Digital

Over-The-Horizon Relay (CONDOR)

1-19

Common Aviation Command and Control System (CAC2S) 1-22

Communications Distribution System (CDS) (V)1

1-28

Communications Distribution System (CDS) (V)2

1-29

Communications Infrastructure Equipment Suite

1-30

Composite Tracking Network (CTN)

1-35

Counterintelligence and Human Intelligence (CI/HUMINT)

Equipment Program (CIHEP)

1-37

Deployed Ku-band Earth Terminal (DKET)

1-44

Enterprise-Land Mobile Radio (E-LMR)

1-52

Field Cartridge Writer (FCW)

2-13

Geodetic Survey Set

1-55

Global Command and Control System-Integrated Imagery

and Intelligence (GCCS-I³)

1-62

Heliport Portable Lighting Set

3-22

Horn of Africa-Support Wide Area Network (HOA-SWAN) 1-63

Improved Air Delivered Sensor II (IADS II)

1-64

Interworking Function (IWF)/Digital Narrowband Voice

Terminal (DNVT)

4-24

Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS)

1-77

Kit, Maintenance

3-23

Logistics Support Wide Area Network (LSWAN)

1-86

Radio Reconnaissance Equipment Program Signal

Intelligence Suite-3 (RREP SS-3)

1-103

Satellite Communications Terminal, AN/TSC-154, Secure

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

1-145

Secondary Imagery Dissemination System, MAGTF

(MSIDS)

1-149

Tactical Combat Operations (TCO) System, Intelligence

Operations System (IOS)

1-158

Tactical Combat Operations (TCO) System, Intelligence

Operations Workstation (IOW)

1-159

Tactical Elevated Antenna Mast System (TEAMS)

1-164

Tactical Remote Sensor Systems-Product Improvement

Program (TRSS-PIP)

1-167

Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM) Suite

3-33

Topographic Production Capability (TPC)

1-175

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10000

Disk Control Unit (DCU)

3-15

2000R

Portable Autonomous Reports Collection System (PARCS)

1-94

AAVC7A1

Amphibious Assault Vehicle, Full Tracked

1-7

AN/CSZ-9

Generator, Data, Random

4-19

AN/CYZ-10(V)2, -10(V)3

Data Transfer Device (DTD)

4-7

AN/GRA-39B

Radio Set, Control Group

1-127

AN/GRC-171B(V)4

Radio Set

1-105

AN/GRC-193, -193B

Radio Set

1-106

AN/GRC-213B

Radio Set

1-108

AN/GRC-231A(V)2

Radio Set

1-109

AN/GRC-239

Tropo/Satellite Support Radio (TSSR)

1-179

AN/GRM-115

Test Set

3-37

AN/GRQ-26

Sensor, Remote, Audio Relay

1-155

AN/GRQ-32

Radio Repeater Set

1-104

AN/GSC-54

Converter Set, Fiber Optic

3-13

AN/GSC-68

Mounted-Data Communications Terminal (M-DACT)

1-90

AN/GSM-317

Test Set, Optical Communications

3-40

AN/GSQ-257

Unattended Ground Sensor Set (UGSS)

1-180

AN/GSQ-259

Miniature Intrusion Detection System (MIDS)

1-88

AN/GTM-3

Test Set, Field Cable, Fiber Optic

3-39

AN/GYK-47(V)6

General Field Artillery Computer Set

1-53

AN/GYK-47(V)7

General Field Artillery Computer Set

1-54

AN/GYK-60

Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS)

1-3

AN/GYQ-92(V)1, -92(V)2

Global Command and Control System (GCCS)

1-61

AN/MLQ-36B

Mobile Electronic Warfare Support System (MEWSS)

1-89

AN/MRC-138A, -138B

Radio Set

1-110

AN/MRC-142, -142A

Radio Terminal Set

1-139

AN/MRC-142B

Radio Terminal Set, Digital Wideband Transmission

System (DWTS)

1-141

AN/MRC-145A

Radio Set

1-112

AN/MRQ-12(V)1

Communications Interface System (CIS)

1-31

AN/MRQ-12(V)2

Communications Interface System (CIS)

1-32

AN/MSC-77

Sensor Mobile Monitoring System (SMMS)

1-151

AN/MSQ-115

Command Communication System

1-18

AN/MSQ-124

Air Defense Communications Platform (ADCP)

1-4

AN/MSQ-134

Tactical Exploitation Group-Main (TEG-M)

1-165

AN/MYQ-7

Marine Expeditionary Force-Intelligence Analysis

System (MEF-IAS)

1-87

AN/MYQ-8A

Technical Control and Analysis Center-Product

Improvement Program (TCAC-PIP)

1-172

AN/MYQ-9

Technical Control and Analysis Center (TCAC)

1-171

AN/PPS-15(V)2, -15A(V)2

Radar Set

1-95

AN/PRC-104, -104B(V)

Radio Set

1-113

AN/PRC-113(V)3

Radio Set

1-114

AN/PRC-117F(V)1C

Radio Set, Multi-band, Falcon II

1-131

AN/PRC-119A

Radio Set

1-115

AN/PRC-119D

Radio Set

1-116

AN/PRC-119F

Radio Set, Manpack

1-130

AN/PRC-138(V)2

Radio Set

1-117

AN/PRC-148(V)1C

Radio Set, Multi-band (Maritime), Inter/Intra Team

1-132

AN/PRC-148(V)2C

Radio Set, Multi-band (Urban), Inter/Intra Team

1-133

AN/PRC-150(C)

Radio Set, High Frequency, Manpack

1-129

AN/PRC-343(V)1

Personal Role Radio (Single Version)

1-93

AN/PSC-5, -5D

Radio Set

1-118

AN/PSC-13

Dismounted-Data Automated Communications Terminal

(D-DACT)

1-50

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AN/PSG-10

Pocket Sized Forward Entry Device (PFED)

2-23

AN/PSM-100

Application Program Set

2-4

AN/PSM-101

Application Program Set

2-5

AN/PSM-105

Application Program Set

2-6

AN/PSM-106

Application Program Set

2-7

AN/PSM-107

Application Program Set

2-8

AN/PSM-109

Application Program Set

2-9

AN/PSN-11, -11(V)1, -13, -13A

Navigation Set, Satellite Signals

1-91

AN/PSQ-9

Team Portable Collection System Multi-Platform

Capable (TPCS-MPC)

1-170

AN/PSQ-13, -13(V)2

Secondary Imagery Dissemination System (SIDS),

Manpack

1-147

AN/PSQ-19, -19A

Target Location, Designation, and Hand-Off System

(TLDHS)

1-168

AN/PSQ-21

Day/Night Imager (V)2, (IMAGER 2)

1-43

AN/PSQ-22

Hand Held Portable Monitor (HHPM)

3-20

AN/PTW-1

Control Monitor Set (CMS)

1-36

AN/PYQ-1

Digital Terrain Analysis Mapping System (DTAMS)

1-47

AN/TPQ-46A

Radar Set, Firefinder

1-97

AN/TPS-59(V)3

Radar Set

1-99

AN/TPS-63B

Radar Set, Lightweight Air Surveillance

1-101

AN/TRC-170(V)5

Radio Terminal Set

1-142

AN/TRS-9

Global Broadcast Service (GBS), Transportable Ground

Receive Suite (TGRS) Enhanced

1-59

AN/TSC-85C(V)1

Satellite Communications Terminal

1-143

AN/TSC-93C(V)1, -93D(V)1

Satellite Communications Terminal

1-144

AN/TSQ-90E(V)1, -90E(V)2

Tactical Electronic Reconnaissance Processing and

Evaluation System (TERPES)

1-162

AN/TSQ-158B

Enhanced Position Locating and Reporting System Network

Manager ((EPLRS) ENM)

1-51

AN/TSQ-179B(V)2

Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS),

Common Ground Station (CGS)

1-74

AN/TSQ-190(V)2

Trojan Special Purpose Intelligence Remote Integrated

Terminal II (Trojan SPIRIT II)

1-177

AN/TSQ-220(V)

Joint Services Workstation (JSWS)

1-73

AN/TSQ-222

Tactical Data Network (TDN), Gateway

1-160

AN/TSQ-226(V)1

Trojan Special Purpose Intelligence Remote Integrated

Terminal Lightweight Integrated Telecommunications

Equipment (Trojan SPIRIT LITE)

1-178

AN/TSQ-227

Digital Technical Control (DTC) Facility

1-45

AN/TSQ-228(V)1, -228A(V)1

Data Distribution System (DDS)

1-38

AN/TSQ-228(V)2

Data Distribution System (DDS)

1-40

AN/TSQ-228(V)3, -228A(V)3

Data Distribution System (DDS)

1-41

AN/TSQ-231, -231A

Joint Enhanced Core Communications System (JECCS)

1-70

AN/TSQ-236

Tactical Exploitation Group-Remote Workstation

(TEG-RWS)

1-166

AN/TSQ-XXX(V)3

Combat Operations Center (COC), Tactical Command

System

1-14

AN/TSQ-XXX(V)4

Combat Operations Center (COC), Tactical Command

System

1-16

AN/TTC-42(V)

Central Office, Telephone, Automatic

1-13

AN/TYQ-23(V)4

Tactical Air Operations Module (TAOM)

1-156

AN/TYQ-87

Sector Anti-Air Warfare Facility (SAAWF)

1-150

AN/TYQ-101A

Communications Data Link System (CDLS)

1-26

AN/TYY-2

Tactical Battle Management Core System (TBMCS)

1-157

AN/UGC-74C(V)3

Communications Terminal

1-34

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AN/UPX-37

Interrogator, Digital

2-16

AN/URC-107(V)10

Joint Tactical Information Distribution System (JTIDS)

1-76

AN/USC-55A

Command Tactical Terminal Three (CTT/H3), Intelligence

Broadcast Receiver (IBR)

1-20

AN/USC-62(V)1

Joint Tactical Terminal (JTT)

1-78

AN/USC-62(V)11

Joint Tactical Terminal-Receive (JTT-R)

1-79

AN/USC-65(V)1

Lightweight Multi-band Satellite Terminal (LMST)

1-82

AN/USC-65(V)2

Lightweight Multi-band Satellite Terminal (LMST)

1-84

AN/USM-481

Test Set, Vinson Inter-Connect Box

2-32

AN/USM-656

Field Test Set

2-14

AN/USQ-46A

Radio Frequency Monitor Set

1-102

AN/USQ-66(V), -66A(V)

Sensor Monitoring Central

1-153

AN/USQ-80A

Interrogator-Transponder Set, Forward Pass

1-68

AN/USQ-146(V)3

Communication Emitter Sensing and Attacking System

(CESAS)

1-23

AN/USQ-176A(V)1, -176A(V)2

Joint Network Management System (JNMS)

1-72

AN/UXC-7

Lightweight Digital Facsimile Set

1-81

AN/UXC-10

Blackjack Facsimile Set

1-10

AN/UYQ-3B

Direct Air Support Central, Airborne System (DASC, AS)

1-49

AN/UYQ-83

Technical Control and Analysis Center Remote Analysis

Workstation (TCAC RAWS)

1-174

AN/UYQ-91(V)2

Intelligence Operations Server (IOS)

2-15

AN/VIC-2(V)

Intercommunications System

1-65

AN/VRC-83, -83(V)2

Radio Set

1-120

AN/VRC-88A

Radio Set

1-121

AN/VRC-88D

Radio Set, Vehicular

1-134

AN/VRC-89A

Radio Set

1-122

AN/VRC-89D

Radio Set, Vehicular

1-135

AN/VRC-90A

Radio Set

1-123

AN/VRC-90D

Radio Set, Vehicular

1-136

AN/VRC-91A

Radio Set

1-124

AN/VRC-91D

Radio Set, Vehicular

1-137

AN/VRC-92A

Radio Set

1-125

AN/VRC-92D

Radio Set, Vehicular

1-138

AN/VRC-102

Radio Set

1-126

AN/VSQ-2C(V)2

Radio Set, Enhanced Position Locating and Reporting

System (EPLRS)

1-128

AS-2259-GR

Antenna

2-3

AS-4429/TSC

Antenna, Communication, Trailer-Mounted, Lightweight

3-4

CV-3478/TTC

Converter, Telephone Signal

2-12

CV-3591(P)

Advanced Narrowband Digital Voice Terminal/Tactical

(ANDVT/TACTERM)

3-3

CX-11230A/G

Cable Assembly, 100 ft.

3-7

CX-11230A/G

Cable Assembly, 1,320 ft.

3-7

CX-13295/G

Cable Assembly, Fiber Optic, 300m

3-8

CX-13295/G

Cable Assembly, Fiber Optic, 1 km

3-8

CX-4566A/G

Cable Assembly, Telephone, 25 ft.

3-10

CX-4566A/G

Cable Assembly, Telephone, 100 ft.

3-10

CX-4566A/G

Cable Assembly, Telephone, 250 ft. w/Reel, w/o Reel

3-10

CX-4566A/G

Cable Assembly, Telephone, 500 ft.

3-10

CX-4760A

Cable Assembly, Telephone, 15 ft.

3-9

EMG-0023

Geographic Information System-3 (GIS-3)

1-58

H-182/PT

Headset

3-21

HYP-57/TSEC

Vehicular Power Adapter

4-49

HYP-71

Power Supply, Auxiliary

4-33

HYX-57/TSEC

Wireline Adapter

4-50

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IC-4008M

Intra Squad Radio (ISR)

1-69

J-1077A

Distribution Box

3-16

J-2317A/U

Distribution Box

3-17

J-6333/U

Communication Equipment Interface Device

1-24

J-6334/U

Interface Device

1-67

K-37

Trailer, Cable, Reel

3-42

KG-175

Encryptor, Network, In-Line

4-15

KGV-8C

Generator, Key, Communications Security (COMSEC)

4-20

KGV-11A, -11C

Demand Assigned Multiple Access (DAMA)

Communications Security (COMSEC)

4-9

KOK-13A

Remote Rekey Equipment

4-35

KT-83

Test Unit, Verification

4-46

LAV-C2A1

Light Armored Vehicle

1-80

LC-231/FT

Cable Lashing Machine

3-11

M-796A1

Trailer, Bolster

3-41

MK-1823(V)/TT

Accessory Maintenance Kit, Telephone

3-2

MK-2495/G

Kit, Repair, Cable

3-24

MK-2560/GRC-193

Antenna Coupler Remote Kit

3-5

MK-2713

Maintenance Kit, Electronic Equipment

2-17

MK-2745

Maintenance Kit, Electronic Equipment

2-18

MK-2898U

Tool Kit, Intermediate Maintenance for Tactical Air

Operations Module (TAOM)

2-33

MK-2902/TPQ

Maintenance Kit, Electronic Equipment

2-19

MK-2970/USC

Maintenance Kit, Electronic Equipment

2-20

MK-3002/U

Tactical Remote Sensor System (TRSS) Electronic

Maintenance Kit

2-27

MMT1500/DNVT

Secure Telephone Unit-Third Generation (STU-III)

4-37

MX-10141/TT

Power Supply Module Line Replaceable Unit (LRU) Test

Adapter

2-24

OE-254/GRC

Antenna Group

1-8

OF-117/U

Test Set, Adapter/Extender

2-30

OF-118/U

Test Set, Adapter/Extender

2-31

OK-648/U

Control Group, Radio

4-6

ON-373B/GRC

Interconnecting Group

1-66

OS-302/U

Communication Group, Satellite

1-25

PT-560/TSQ

Geographic Information System-1 (GIS-1)

1-56

PT-561/TSQ

Geographic Information System-2 (GIS-2)

1-57

RL-26-E

Reeling Machine

3-29

RL-27-D

Reeling Machine, Cable, Hand

3-28

RL-31-E

Axle and Crank Assembly

3-6

RPM-007N

Tactical Remote Sensor System (TRSS) Test Adapter

2-28

RYQ-99A

Parts Kit, Electronic Equipment

4-32

S-715/T

Reproduction/Distribution Shelter

2-25

S-786/G

Shelter, Tactical, Expandable, Two-Sided

2-26

S-836/G

Modular Extendable Rigid Wall Shelter (MERWS)

2-21

SB-22/PT, -22A/PT

Switchboard, Telephone, Manual

3-30

SB-3614(V)/TT

Switchboard, Telephone

3-31

SB-3659A/U

Panel, Patching Communication

3-26

SB-3865(P)/TTC

Switching Unit, Telephone, Automatic

3-32

SB-4097/U

Panel, Patching, Communication

3-27

SM-822/GYQ

Emulator Unit, Data Link

3-18

ST-34

Test Set

4-43

ST-58

Test Equipment, Automatic

4-41

STE Offic-442

Secure Terminal Equipment (STE) Telephone

4-38

STX-34A

Test Set

4-44

TA-1/PT

Telephone Set

3-34

Index I-5

TM 2000-OD/2C

TA-1042, -1042A/U

Digital Non-Secure Voice Terminal (DNVT)

3-14

TA-312A, -312/PT

Telephone Set

3-35

TA-838/TT, -838A/TT, TA-1058/U

Telephone Set

3-36

TA-977(

)/PT

Adapter, Tone Signaling

2-2

TD-1234(P)/TTC

Multiplexer-Combiner

3-25

TS-4336/G

Test Set, Cable, Fiber Optic

3-38

TS-4458/GSQ

Test Set

2-29

TSEC/KY-58, -58-2, -58-3, -58-4, -58-5

Speech Security Equipment (VINSON)

4-40

TSEC/KG-40

Half-Duplex Digital Key Generator

4-21

TSEC/KG-82

Loop Key Generator (LKG)

4-30

TSEC/KG-84A, -84C

General Purpose Encryption Equipment

4-17

TSEC/KG-194, -194A

Trunk Encryption Device

4-48

TSEC/KGR-96

Key Generator Receiver (ACME)

4-25

TSEC/KGX-93

Automatic Key Distribution Center

4-4

TSEC/KIR-1C

Interrogator Computer

4-23

TSEC/KIT-1C

Transponder Computer

4-47

TSEC/KIV-7, -7HS, -7HSA, -7HSB

Encryption-Decryption Equipment

4-12

TSEC/KIV-19, -19A

Encryption-Decryption Equipment

4-14

TSEC/KL-51

Rapid Automatic Cryptographic Equipment (RACE)

4-34

TSEC/KOI-18

General Purpose Tape Reader

4-18

TSEC/KWR-46

Fleet Broadcast Security Equipment

4-16

TSEC/KY-57

Speech Security Equipment (VINSON)

4-39

TSEC/KY-68

Digital Subscriber Voice Terminal (DSVT)

4-10

TSEC/KY-90

Secure Digital Net Radio Interface Unit (SDNRIU)

4-36

TSEC/KY-99A

Advanced Narrowband Digital Voice Terminal/Miniature

Terminal (ANDVT)/(MINTERM)

4-3

TSEC/KYK-13

Electronic Transfer Device

4-11

TSEC/KYV-5

Advanced Narrowband Digital Voice Terminal (ANDVT)

Communications Security (COMSEC) Module, (VACTOR) 4-2

TSEC/KYX-15, -15A

Net Control Device

4-31

TSEC/RGQ-40

Kit, Support, Maintenance (New Code Changer Key)

4-26

TSEC/RGQ-84C

Limited Maintenance Spare Parts Kit

4-27

TSEC/RYQ-57

Limited Maintenance Spare Parts Kit

4-28

TSEC/RYQ-58

Limited Maintenance Spare Parts Kit

4-29

TSEC/ST-21

Test Equipment, Electronic, Special Purpose

4-42

TSEC/ST-31A

Test Set, Limited Maintenance KG-40A

4-45

WF-16/U

Cable, Telephone

3-12

Z-AHQ/TSEC

Interface Adapter

4-22

Z-AIJ/TSEC

Battery Case

4-5

Index I-6

TM 2000-OD/2C

INDEX II

TAMCN LISTING

NOMENCLATURE

TAMCN

PAGE

Advanced Air Delivered Sensor (AADS)

A00017G

1-2

Improved Air Delivered Sensor II (IADS II)

A00027G

1-64

Day/Night Imager (V)2, (IMAGER 2), AN/PSQ-21

A00037G

1-43

Accessory Maintenance Kit, Telephone, MK-1823(V)/TT

A00047G

3-2

Logistics Support Wide Area Network (LSWAN)

A00057G

1-86

Power Supply Module Line Replaceable Unit (LRU) Test Adapter, MX-10141/TT

A00067G

2-24

Basic Network Virtual Storage Wide Area Network (VSWAN)

A00087G

1-9

Advanced Narrowband Digital Voice Terminal/Tactical (ANDVT/TACTERM),

CV-3591(P)

A00097G

3-3

Tactical Battle Management Core System (TBMCS), AN/TYY-2

A00137G

1-157

Tropo/Satellite Support Radio (TSSR), AN/GRC-239

A00197G

1-179

Direct Air Support Central, Airborne System (DASC, AS), AN/UYQ-3B

A00207G

1-49

Communications Data Link System (CDLS), AN/TYQ-101A

A00217G

1-26

Communications Distribution System (CDS) (V)1

A00237G

1-28

Communications Distribution System (CDS) (V)2

A00247G

1-29

Air Defense Communications Platform (ADCP), AN/MSQ-124

A00257G

1-4

Common Aviation Command and Control System (CAC2S)

A00307G

1-22

Air Defense Communications Platform (ADCP) Enhancement Package (EP)

A00487G

1-6

Joint Services Workstation (JSWS), AN/TSQ-220(V)

A00607G

1-73

Tactical Elevated Antenna Mast System (TEAMS)

A00617G

1-164

Field Test Set, AN/USM-656

A00717G

2-14

Application Program Set, AN/PSM-100

A00767G

2-4

Application Program Set, AN/PSM-106

A00777G

2-7

Portable Autonomous Reports Collection System (PARCS), 2000R

A00827G

1-94

Global Broadcast Service (GBS), Transportable Ground Receive Suite (TGRS)

Enhanced, AN/TRS-9

A00907G

1-59

Central Office, Telephone, Automatic, AN/TTC-42(V)

A02487G

1-13

Combat Operations Center (COC), Tactical Command System, AN/TSQ-XXX(V)3

A02547G

1-14

Combat Operations Center (COC), Tactical Command System, AN/TSQ-XXX(V)4

A02557G

1-16

Command Communication System, AN/MSQ-115

A02607G

1-18

Team Portable Collection System Multi-Platform Capable (TPCS-MPC), AN/PSQ-9

A02837G

1-170

Communications Terminal, AN/UGC-74C(V)3

A02847G

1-34

Dismounted-Data Automated Communications Terminal (D-DACT), AN/PSC-13

A02857G

1-50

Converter, Telephone Signal, CV-3478/TTC

A03277G

2-12

Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM) Suite

A03807G

3-33

Mounted-Data Communications Terminal (M-DACT), AN/GSC-68

A04257G

1-90

Interrogator-Transponder Set, Forward Pass, AN/USQ-80A

A04477G

1-68

Digital Technical Control (DTC) Facility, AN/TSQ-227

A04997G

1-45

Digital Terrain Analysis Mapping System (DTAMS), AN/PYQ-1

A05047G

1-47

Emulator Unit, Data Link, SM-822/GYQ

A06257G

3-18

Converter Set, Fiber Optic, AN/GSC-54

A06527G

3-13

Lightweight Multi-band Satellite Terminal (LMST), AN/USC-65(V)1

A08067G

1-82

Lightweight Multi-band Satellite Terminal (LMST), AN/USC-65(V)2

A08077G

1-84

Geographic Information System-1 (GIS-1), PT-560/TSQ

A08097G

1-56

Geographic Information System-2 (GIS-2), PT-561/TSQ

A08107G

1-57

Geographic Information System-3 (GIS-3), EMG-0023

A08117G

1-58

Satellite Communications Terminal, AN/TSC-85C(V)1

A08127G

1-143

Satellite Communications Terminal, AN/TSC-93C(V)1, -93D(V)1

A08147G

1-144

Heliport Portable Lighting Set

A08157G

3-22

Global Command and Control System (GCCS), AN/GYQ-92(V)1, -92(V)2

A08197G

1-61

Index II-1

TM 2000-OD/2C

Communications Interface System (CIS), AN/MRQ-12(V)2

A08217G

1-33

Communications Infrastructure Equipment Suite

A08257G

1-30

Tactical Combat Operations (TCO) System, Intelligence Operations System (IOS)

A08727G

1-158

Intelligence Operations Server (IOS), AN/UYQ-91(V)2

A08737G

2-15

Tactical Exploitation Group-Remote Workstation (TEG-RWS), AN/TSQ-236

A08787G

1-166

Tactical Exploitation Group-Main (TEG-M), AN/MSQ-134

A08797G

1-165

Interrogator, Digital, AN/UPX-37

A08807G

2-16

Joint Tactical Information Distribution System (JTIDS), AN/URC-107(V)10

A08827G

1-76

Joint Enhanced Core Communications System (JECCS), AN/TSQ-231, -231A

A08867G

1-70

Lightweight Digital Facsimile Set, AN/UXC-7

A08907G

1-81

Blackjack Facsimile Set, AN/UXC-10

A08927G

1-10

Secondary Imagery Dissemination System (SIDS), Manpack, AN/PSQ-13, -13(V)2

A09047G

1-147

Secondary Imagery Dissemination System, MAGTF (MSIDS)

A09047G

1-149

Radio Set, AN/PSC-5, -5D

A09187G

1-118

Communication Group, Satellite, OS-302/U

A09207G

1-25

Trojan Special Purpose Intelligence Remote Integrated Terminal Lightweight

Integrated Telecommunications Equipment (Trojan SPIRIT LITE),

AN/TSQ-226(V)1

A09217G

1-178

Tactical Combat Operations (TCO) System, Intelligence Operations

Workstation (IOW)

A09327G

1-159

Pocket Sized Forward Entry Device (PFED), AN/PSG-10

A09407G

2-23

Mobile Electronic Warfare Support System (MEWSS), AN/MLQ-36B

A09667G

1-89

Marine Expeditionary Force-Intelligence Analysis System (MEF-IAS), AN/MYQ-7

A10107G

1-87

Multiplexer-Combiner, TD-1234(P)/TTC

A10787G

3-25

Panel, Patching, Communication, SB-4097/U

A12147G

3-27

Radio Reconnaissance Equipment Program Signal Intelligence Suite-3 (RREP SS-3)

A12207G

1-103

Hand Held Portable Monitor (HHPM), AN/PSQ-22

A12217G

3-20

Enhanced Position Locating and Reporting System Network Manager

((EPLRS) ENM), AN/TSQ-158B

A12257G

1-51

Navigation Set, Satellite Signals, AN/PSN-11, -11(V)1, -13, -13A

A12607G

1-91

Counterintelligence and Human Intelligence (CI/HUMINT) Equipment Program

(CIHEP)

A12807G

1-37

Antenna, Communication, Trailer-Mounted, Lightweight, AS-4429/TSC

A13807G

3-4

Radar Set, AN/PPS-15(V)2, -15A(V)2

A14157G

1-95

Radar Set, Firefinder, AN/TPQ-46A

A14407G

1-97

Radar Set, Lightweight Air Surveillance, AN/TPS-63B

A15007G

1-101

Radar Set, AN/TPS-59(V)3

A15037G

1-99

Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS), Common Ground

Station (CGS), AN/TSQ-179B(V)2

A15207G

1-74

Radio Frequency Monitor Set, AN/USQ-46A

A16957G

1-102

Radio Set, AN/GRC-193, -193B

A17957G

1-106

Radio Set, AN/GRC-171B(V)4

A18187G

1-105

Radio Set, AN/MRC-138A, -138B

A19357G

1-110

Radio Terminal Set, Digital Wideband Transmission System (DWTS),

AN/MRC-142B

A19547G

1-141

Radio Terminal Set, AN/MRC-142, -142A

A19557G

1-139

Maintenance Kit, Electronic Equipment, MK-2713

A19567G

2-17

Radio Set, AN/MRC-145A

A19577G

1-112

Maintenance Kit, Electronic Equipment, MK-2745

A19587G

2-18

Radio Set, AN/PRC-138(V)2

A20407G

1-117

Radio Set, High Frequency, Manpack, AN/PRC-150(C)

A20427G

1-129

Radio Set, Multi-band (Urban), Inter/Intra Team, AN/PRC-148(V)2C

A20437G

1-133

Radio Set, Multi-band (Maritime), Inter/Intra Team, AN/PRC-148(V)1C

A20447G

1-132

Radio Set, AN/PRC-104, -104B(V)

A20657G

1-113

Radio Set, Multi-band, Falcon II, AN/PRC-117F(V)1C

A20687G

1-131

Radio Set, AN/PRC-113(V)3

A20697G

1-114

Index II-2

TM 2000-OD/2C

Radio Set, AN/PRC-119A

A20707G

1-115

Radio Set, AN/GRC-213B

A20717G

1-108

Radio Set, AN/GRC-231A(V)2

A20727G

1-109

Radio Set, AN/PRC-119D

A20737G

1-116

Radio Set, Vehicular, AN/VRC-88D

A20747G

1-134

Radio Set, Vehicular, AN/VRC-89D

A20757G

1-135

Radio Set, Vehicular, AN/VRC-90D

A20767G

1-136

Radio Set, Vehicular, AN/VRC-91D

A20777G

1-137

Radio Set, Vehicular, AN/VRC-92D

A20787G

1-138

Radio Set, Manpack, AN/PRC-119F

A20797G

1-130

Radio Set, Enhanced Position Locating and Reporting System (EPLRS),

AN/VSQ-2C(V)2

A21527G

1-128

Radio Set, AN/VRC-83, -83(V)2

A21647G

1-120

Radio Set, AN/VRC-88A

A21677G

1-121

Radio Set, AN/VRC-89A

A21687G

1-122

Radio Set, AN/VRC-90A

A21697G

1-123

Radio Set, AN/VRC-91A

A21707G

1-124

Radio Set, AN/VRC-92A

A21717G

1-125

Radio Set, AN/VRC-102

A21737G

1-126

Radio Terminal Set, AN/TRC-170(V)5

A21797G

1-142

Modular Extendable Rigid Wall Shelter (MERWS), S-836/G

A22937G

2-21

Reproduction/Distribution Shelter, S-715/T

A22947G

2-25

Kit, Repair, Cable, MK-2495/G

A22952B

3-24

Radio Repeater Set, AN/GRQ-32

A23007G

1-104

Sensor, Remote, Audio Relay, AN/GRQ-26

A23047G

1-155

Sensor Monitoring Central, AN/USQ-66(V), -66A(V)

A23057G

1-153

Sensor Mobile Monitoring System (SMMS), AN/MSC-77

A23067G

1-151

Shelter, Tactical, Expandable, Two-Sided, S-786/G

A23337G

2-26

Sector Anti-Air Warfare Facility (SAAWF), AN/TYQ-87

A23907G

1-150

Test Set, Field Cable, Fiber Optic, AN/GTM-3

A24707G

3-39

Geodetic Survey Set

A24767G

1-55

Switchboard, Telephone, Manual SB-22/PT, -22A/PT

A24807G

3-30

Joint Network Management System (JNMS), AN/USQ-176A(V)1, -176A(V)2

A24907G

1-72

Switchboard, Telephone, SB-3614(V)/TT

A25057G

3-31

Switching Unit, Telephone, Automatic, SB-3865(P)/TTC

A25087G

3-32

Tactical Air Operations Module (TAOM), AN/TYQ-23(V)4

A25257G

1-156

Data Distribution System (DDS), AN/TSQ-228(V)3, -228A(V)3

A25337G

1-41

Data Distribution System (DDS), AN/TSQ-228(V)2

A25347G

1-40

Tactical Data Network (TDN), Gateway, AN/TSQ-222

A25357G

1-160

Tactical Electronic Reconnaissance Processing and Evaluation System

(TERPES), AN/TSQ-90E(V)1, -90E(V)2

A25377G

1-162

Data Distribution System (DDS), AN/TSQ-228(V)1, -228A(V)1

A25387G

1-38

General Field Artillery Computer Set, AN/GYK-47(V)6

A25427G

1-53

General Field Artillery Computer Set, AN/GYK-47(V)7

A25457G

1-54

Tactical Remote Sensor Systems-Product Improvement Program (TRSS-PIP)

A25487G

1-167

Command Tactical Terminal Three (CTT/H3), Intelligence Broadcast Receiver

(IBR), AN/USC-55A

A25517G

1-20

Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS), AN/GYK-60

A25557G

1-3

Target Location, Designation, and Hand-Off System (TLDHS), AN/PSQ-19, -19A

A25607G

1-168

Composite Tracking Network (CTN)

A26007G

1-35

Technical Control and Analysis Center (TCAC), AN/MYQ-9

A26287G

1-171

Technical Control and Analysis Center-Product Improvement Program

(TCAC-PIP), AN/MYQ-8A

A26297G

1-172

Control Monitor Set (CMS), AN/PTW-1

A26307G

1-36

Technical Control and Analysis Center Remote Analysis Workstation

(TCAC RAWS), AN/UYQ-83

A26347G

1-174

Index II-3

TM 2000-OD/2C

Telephone Set, TA-838/TT, -838A/TT, -1058/U

A26357G

3-36

Joint Tactical Terminal (JTT), AN/USC-62(V)1

A26897G

1-78

Joint Tactical Terminal-Receive (JTT-R), AN/USC-62(V)11

A26987G

1-79

Test Set, AN/GRM-115

A28057G

3-37

Test Set, Adapter/Extender, OF-118/U

A28067G

2-31

Test Set, Adapter/Extender, OF-117/U

A28077G

2-30

Test Set, Optical Communications, AN/GSM-317

A28087G

3-40

Field Cartridge Writer (FCW)

A28097G

2-13

Tactical Remote Sensor System (TRSS) Electronic Maintenance Kit, MK-3002/U

A30137G

2-27

Test Set, TS-4458/GSQ

A30137G

2-29

Test Set, Vinson Inter-Connect Box, AN/USM-481

A30867G

2-32

Topographic Production Capability (TPC)

A31687G

1-175

Trailer, Cable, Reel, K-37

A31907G

3-42

Trailer, Bolster, M-796A1

A32007G

3-41

Satellite Communications Terminal, AN/TSC-154, Secure Mobile Anti-Jam

Reliable Tactical Terminal (SMART-T)

A32327G

1-145

Trojan Special Purpose Intelligence Remote Integrated Terminal II

(Trojan SPIRIT II), AN/TSQ-190(V)2

A32357G

1-177

Unattended Ground Sensor Set (UGSS), AN/GSQ-257

A32557G

1-180

Communication Equipment Interface Device, J-6333/U

A32637G

1-24

Interface Device, J-6334/U

A32647G

1-67

Communications Interface System (CIS), AN/MRQ-12(V)1

A32707G

1-31

Tactical Remote Sensor System (TRSS) Test Adapter, RPM-007N

A70407G

2-28

Application Program Set, AN/PSM-101

A75107G

2-5

Application Program Set, AN/PSM-105

A75117G

2-6

Application Program Set, AN/PSM-107

A75127G

2-8

Maintenance Kit, Electronic Equipment, MK-2902/TPQ

A75407G

2-19

Maintenance Kit, Electronic Equipment, MK-2970/USC

A75457G

2-20

Application Program Set, AN/PSM-109

A75907G

2-9

Tool Kit, Intermediate Maintenance for Tactical Air Operations Module (TAOM),

MK-2898U

A79057G

2-33

Power Supply, Auxiliary, HYP-71

A80087G

4-33

Secure Terminal Equipment (STE) Telephone, STE Offic-442

A80107G

4-38

Interrogator Computer, TSEC/KIR-1C

A80187G

4-23

Transponder Computer, TSEC/KIT-1C

A80197G

4-47

Generator, Data, Random, AN/CSZ-9

A80217G

4-19

Data Transfer Device (DTD), AN/CYZ-10(V)2, -10(V)3

A80237G

4-7

General Purpose Tape Reader, TSEC/KOI-18

A80247G

4-18

Electronic Transfer Device, TSEC/KYK-13

A80257G

4-11

Net Control Device, TSEC/KYX-15, -15A

A80267G

4-31

Vehicular Power Adapter, HYP-57/TSEC

A80277G

4-49

Wireline Adapter, HYX-57/TSEC

A80287G

4-50

Speech Security Equipment (VINSON), TSEC/KY-57

A80317G

4-39

Speech Security Equipment (VINSON), TSEC/ KY-58, -58-2, -58-3, -58-4, -58-5

A80327G

4-40

Kit, Support, Maintenance (New Code Changer Key), TSEC/RGQ-40

A80347G

4-26

Generator, Key, Communications Security (COMSEC), KGV-8C

A80367G

4-20

Half-Duplex Digital Key Generator, TSEC/KG-40

A80387G

4-21

Limited Maintenance Spare Parts Kit, TSEC/RYQ-57

A80437G

4-28

Limited Maintenance Spare Parts Kit, TSEC/RYQ-58

A80447G

4-29

Advanced Narrowband Digital Voice Terminal/Miniature Terminal

(ANDVT)/(MINTERM), TSEC/KY-99A

A80477G

4-3

Interworking Function (IWF)/Digital Narrowband Voice Terminal (DNVT)

A80487G

4-24

Secure Telephone Unit-Third Generation (STU-III), MMT1500/DNVT

A80497G

4-37

Battery Case, Z-AIJ/TSEC

A80507G

4-5

Loop Key Generator (LKG), TSEC/KG-82

A80597G

4-30

Parts Kit, Electronic Equipment, RYQ-99A

A80617G

4-32

Index II-4

TM 2000-OD/2C

Demand Assigned Multiple Access (DAMA) Communications Security (COMSEC),

KGV-11A, -11C

A80637G

4-9

Rapid Automatic Cryptographic Equipment (RACE), TSEC/KL-51

A80647G

4-34

Interface Adapter, Z-AHQ/TSEC

A80657G

4-22

Fleet Broadcast Security Equipment, TSEC/KWR-46

A80677G

4-16

Key Generator Receiver (ACME), TSEC/KGR-96

A80687G

4-25

Automatic Key Distribution Center, TSEC/KGX-93

A80697G

4-4

Remote Rekey Equipment, KOK-13A

A80727G

4-35

Limited Maintenance Spare Parts Kit, TSEC/RGQ-84C

A80787G

4-27

Secure Digital Net Radio Interface Unit (SDNRIU), TSEC/KY-90

A80797G

4-36

Advanced Narrowband Digital Voice Terminal (ANDVT) Communications

Security (COMSEC) Module, (VACTOR), TSEC/KYV-5

A80817G

4-2

General Purpose Encryption Equipment, TSEC/KG-84A, -84C

A80827G

4-17

Digital Subscriber Voice Terminal (DSVT), TSEC/KY-68

A80837G

4-10

Encryption-Decryption Equipment, TSEC/KIV-7, -7HS, -7HSA, -7HSB

A80847G

4-12

Encryption-Decryption Equipment, TSEC/KIV-19, -19A

A80857G

4-14

Test Unit, Verification, KT-83

A80877G

4-46

Encryptor, Network, In-Line, KG-175

A80887G

4-15

Trunk Encryption Device, TSEC/KG-194A

A80897G

4-48

Trunk Encryption Device, TSEC/KG-194

A80907G

4-48

Test Equipment, Electronic, Special Purpose, TSEC/ST-21

A80927G

4-42

Test Set, ST-34

A80947G

4-43

Test Equipment, Automatic, ST-58

A80967G

4-41

Test Set, STX-34A

A80977G

4-44

Test Set, Limited Maintenance KG-40A, TSEC/ST-31A

A80987G

4-45

Control Group, Radio, OK-648/U

A81007G

4-6

Back Up Computer System (BUCS), Centaur

A90047G

2-10

Amphibious Assault Vehicle, Full Tracked, AAVC7A1

E07967K

1-7

Light Armored Vehicle, LAV-C2A1

E09467B

1-80

Adapter, Tone Signaling, TA-977(

)/PT

H20102E

2-2

Antenna Coupler Remote Kit, MK-2560/GRC-193

H20402B

3-5

Antenna, AS-2259-GR

H20442E

2-3

Antenna Group, OE-254/GRC

H20472G

1-8

Reeling Machine, Cable, Hand, RL-27-D

H20552B

3-28

Cable Assembly, 100 ft., CX-11230A/G

H20782B

3-7

Cable Assembly, 1,320 ft., CX-11230A/G

H20792B

3-7

Cable Assembly, Telephone, 25 ft., CX-4566A/G

H20812B

3-10

Cable Assembly, Telephone, 100 ft., CX-4566A/G

H20832B

3-10

Cable Assembly, Telephone, 250 ft. w/Reel, CX-4566A/G, w/o Reel, CX-4566A/G

H20842B

3-10

Cable Assembly, Telephone, 500 ft., CX-4566A/G

H20862B

3-10

Cable Assembly, Telephone, 15 ft., CX-4760A

H20872B

3-9

Cable Lashing Machine, LC-231/FT

H20892B

3-11

Cable, Telephone, WF-16/U

H21172B

3-12

Distribution Box, J-1077A

H22072B

3-16

Distribution Box, J-2317A/U

H22092B

3-17

Disk Control Unit (DCU), 10000

H22102E

3-15

Headset, H-182/PT

H22682E

3-21

Intercommunications System, AN/VIC-2(V)

H23012B

1-65

Interconnecting Group, ON-373B/GRC

H23022B

1-66

Kit, Maintenance

H2323

3-23

Panel, Patching Communication, SB-3659A/U

H23462B

3-26

Personal Role Radio (Single Version), AN/PRC-343(V)1

H23712E

1-93

Intra Squad Radio (ISR), IC-4008M

H23732G

1-69

Radio Set, Control Group, AN/GRA-39B

H23792B

1-127

Axle and Crank Assembly, RL-31-E

H23852B

3-6

Reeling Machine, RL-26-E

H23872B

3-29

Index II-5

TM 2000-OD/2C

Telephone Set, TA-1/PT

H24422E

3-34

Telephone Set, TA-312A, -312/PT

H24432E

3-35

Cable, Special Purpose

H32202B

2-11

Cable Assembly, Fiber Optic, 300m, CX-13295/G

H34582B

3-8

Cable Assembly, Fiber Optic, 1 km, CX-13295/G

H34592B

3-8

Test Set, Cable, Fiber Optic, TS-4336/G

H34622B

3-38

Digital Non-Secure Voice Terminal (DNVT), TA-1042, -1042A/U

H34652E

3-14

Blue Force Tracker (BFT), V-4 Variant

HL243

1-12

Blue Force Tracker (BFT), Backpack Variant

TBD

1-11

Command and Control On-The-Move Network, Digital Over-The-Horizon Relay

(CONDOR)

TBD

1-19

Communication Emitter Sensing and Attacking System (CESAS), AN/USQ-146(V)3 TBD

1-23

Deployed Ku-band Earth Terminal (DKET)

TBD

1-44

Enterprise-Land Mobile Radio (E-LMR)

TBD

1-52

Global Command and Control System-Integrated Imagery and Intelligence

(GCCS-I³)

TBD

1-62

Horn of Africa-Support Wide Area Network (HOA-SWAN)

TBD

1-63

Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS)

TBD

1-77

Miniature Intrusion Detection System (MIDS), AN/GSQ-259

TBD

1-88

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