Jcse Military - Tactical Network Transport-At The Halt (TNT-ATH) enables mission command and robust voice, video and data communications for global data exchange from anywhere on the planet. It uses a combination of both line-of-sight (radio) and out-of-line-of-sight (satellite/troposphere) communication nodes for multi-path versatility and survivability in combat environments.
This robust network communications system operates at the seat and provides a real-time joint operational picture to enable commanders to make informed decisions quickly. To support evolving network requirements and enhance the readiness of current operational forces, the Army continues to modernize TNT-ATH capabilities, increasing mobility, computing power and interoperability, while optimizing and increasing bandwidth and resilience in residual and combat environments.
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Mission & Purpose: To preserve and promote the organization's military history; Foster camaraderie among current and former members of the Communications Support Element (CSE), Joint Communications Support Element (JCSE), 224th Joint Communications Support Squadron (JCSS) (GA Air National Guard), 290th Joint Communications Squadron (JCSS) (
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FL Air National Guard), Army Reserve Element (ARE) 4th Joint Communications Squadron (JCS), and other selected individuals who have contributed to the achievement of military missions; Develop a scholarship program to encourage support for educational needs or continuing education goals for JCSE-VA members or their immediate family members;
to recognize achievements and contribute to various welfare, educational and military professional development programs and activities. The Network Integration Technology Enhancement (NITE) modernization effort is refreshing the Army's extensive TNT-ATH equipment, which is reaching end-of-life. In a unified networking approach, NITE leverages new technologies and existing Tactical Networking products for a common user experience.
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This refreshed modular ATH network baseband solution will provide more computing power; reduce size, weight and power (SWaP) and equipment setup time to improve mobility; while increasing usability, network resilience and equipment flexibility and extended service life.
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After a successful pilot of NITE prototype units that used Soldier feedback to inform design and field decisions, the PM Tactical Network delivered NITE to the first units in 4QFY21. The modular NITE solution provides a more than 200 percent increase in computing power while reducing SWaP setup time and equipment to improve mobility.
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The equipment is also easier to operate and maintain. These benefits are derived from commercial hardware, software and new virtualization technologies. The new modular equipment will be used in transit cases with tow handles and wheels, improving the current shelter solution, increasing maneuverability, uniformity in the TNT-ATH portfolio and operational flexibility.
NITE also reduces system power requirements, allowing the use of vehicle power for short-term stop-and-go operations. Soldiers can simply pull over to the side of the road during a moving convoy or command post and quickly power up their Command Post Node (CPN) using vehicle power and cables, as opposed to providing a separate generator.
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