sierrahotel
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Sorry to say this pals but the thread ended into M1A2 discussion 
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No - someone asked a question for clarification and it more than likely would of been kept at that considering who it came from, but I will agree that further questions inregards to M1A2 SEP should be taken to that thread. SorrySorry to say this pals but the thread ended into M1A2 discussion
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Nevertheless my question reamins wether an M1A1AIM can get data from Link-16 sources via the IVIS network.
If I get it right there are big problems when for example a M1A1AIMv1, an AIMv2, an A2 or an A2SEP want to talk to each other.
These problems jsut make me wonder if it realy is that easy to get a connection between sea and air units using Link-16 and ground units using IVIS?
If I get it right there are big problems when for example a M1A1AIMv1, an AIMv2, an A2 or an A2SEP want to talk to each other.
These problems jsut make me wonder if it realy is that easy to get a connection between sea and air units using Link-16 and ground units using IVIS?
As stated by gf0012-aust the capability is most certainly there between all different M1 models, most likely at a minimum command tanks and plt leaders would have this capability, as far as exact specifics due to the potential sensitive information matter I can go no further.
and not to be too unkind - the problems that might exist between types for the US is "non-existent" for australia.No problem, security first.
The problems between different Abrams just confused me, especially when one wants to integrate data from a different network.
ie we "only" have to be concerned about one class of digitised armmoured asset communicating with other Link-16 fitted assets such as air and sea (eg Tigers and Hornets/SuperHornets)
sierrahotel
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Is there a program for an airborne ground surveillance radar(Like J-STARS) in RAAF?It is essential, if you want to integrate all these assets (F-18,Tgers,MBTs)into a land warfare Link-16 network.
the view always has been that the australian specced abrams would be able to call in comms co-operative assets in the Link-16 space.
There are a number of ways to do this,but AFAIK one of the critical ones is not in the PD
Gripen:s can also transmit raw sensor feeds over the data-link network among themselves and to ground stations (four simultaneous sending, infinite number of recievers).
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It's more than a comms connect for NATO, I can think of 3 other nations who are non NATO and use it.
In fact, those three are also getting the complimentary comms package to Link 16 - and not all NATO countries will have access to that suite.
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