Military communications experts at the Raytheon Co. Intelligence and Information Systems segment in Garland, Texas, are providing the U.S. Air Force with AN/TSR-8 and AN/TSR-9 Transportable Ground Receive Suite (TGRS) terminals under terms of an $11.4 million contract.
The TGRS consists of a next-generation receive terminal (NGRT) antenna, receive broadcast manager, and cryptographic equipment, which packs into three or four mobile transit cases. This equipment delivers data to users from the military Global Broadcast Service (GBS).
The GBS brings worldwide Internet Protocol broadcast of video, imagery, and other data to the edge of the Global Information Grid in support of U.S. forces and government agencies. The TGRS is available in two configurations that support reception of classified and unclassified broadcasts.
The GBS augments government communications systems to deliver large volumes of information to disadvantaged users with limited or no data access. This service gives users access to broadcast mission-essential data over military and commercial satellites.
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