The US Navy’s only maritime UH-1N testbed aircraft helicopter has successfully demonstrated prototyped airborne capability to link ground and airborne networks at the US Army Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona, US.
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The testbed for rapid warfighter response and experimentation technology, dubbed T-Rex, has been developed and provided by Northrop Grumman’s Rotorcraft Avionics Innovation Laboratory for improved tactical battlefield situational awareness.
The risk reduction / rapid test capability is centred on a fleet platform, a former US Marine Corps UH-1N Huey light utility helicopter, and has been configured as a dedicated flying test bed.
The aircraft is equipped with communications, navigational and survivability equipment that includes a 1553 data bus, ARC-210 radios, embedded GPS and an external sensor with in-dash display.
Naval Aviation Center for Rotorcraft Advancement director Doug Isleib said the technology provides beyond line of sight access to voice / data / imagery and targeting information to marines or sailors in isolated units.
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