7 July 2003
Aviation Week & Space Technology
U.S. Army fields new surveillance tool to protect troops in Afghanistan
U.S. military officials contend that this prototype system has already helped avoid casualties. The Army is now considering buying more aerostat-mounted sensors built by TCOM. These include 17-meter-long, 37-meter-long and 71-meter-long systems. All systems will feature a mobile mooring station enabling them to move with the troops.
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