The U.S. Army will use ViaSat’s Link 16 small tactical...
The U.S. Army will use ViaSat’s Link 16 small tactical terminals for its AH-64E Apache helicopter fleet. In flight, STT “provides simultaneous communication, voice or data, on two key waveforms for the battlefield of the future -- Link 16 and…
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Soldier Radio Waveform,” ViaSat said in a news release (http://bit.ly/17k99HM). STT satisfies the Army requirement for an airborne and maritime/fixed station small airborne link 16 terminal, the release said. It also reduces the size, weight and power of tactical data link equipment “and includes a range of software-defined VHF/UHF military radio and Link 16 functions,” ViaSat said.