Military Secured Rapid Deployment System

Extending the Government Communications
Network into the Mobile Environment

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Communications, and specifically wireless, is a key element of technology where the commercial off the shelf innovations can be applied directly to the custom applications of the government and military. The economies of scale presented by technologies that have shipped to the billions of subscribers obviously has its advantages. The global compatibility of technologies like GSM, CDMA and 3G provide a foundation to work from that is capable and familiar to users. While good in the sense of providing mature technologies that has been vetted and proven, basic GSM, CDMA and 3G services require additional features and security elements to adapt to the custom deployment situations presented by military and government applications.

To address this market and bridge the compatibility and worldwide presence of GSM, CDMA and 3G with the unique feature set of G&M deployments, Tecore offers the Military Secured Rapid Deployment System (MilSec-RDS). MilSec-RDS is a custom built solution for G&M that implements the features and interfaces required to extend existing communications infrastructure over GSM, CDMA and 3G technologies. The system is scalable and supports both standalone as well as integrated operations making it ideal for everything from embassies to the battlefield.

MilSec-RDS further includes:

• a complete core network: MSC/VLR; HLR/HSS; AuC/AC; SMSC/MMSC; with optional packet data
• high-capacity mini base station and amplifier
• interfaces for a wide range of external connectivity: PSTN; IP; satellite; and LMR
• a ruggedized, man-portable case which facilitates deployment in under one hour.

This system is ideal for extending the government communications network into the mobile environment, from military bases to embassies to the battlefield. It can also be transported and deployed to augment communications during emergencies, enhancing interoperability among distinct government organizations through the secured use of standards-based technologies.