ASAS LIGHT

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ASAS LIGHT
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MISSION

• Provide a scaleable laptop solution for todays
  Warfighter.
• Make it a secure system capable of interfacing
  with todays Army Tactical Command Control
  Systems (ATCCS) using the tactical internet (TPN)
  and selected Combat Net Radios.
• Retain backward compatibility with ASAS Block I
  and Block II Systems.

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Key Characteristics

• Software can run on existing laptops
• Maps and Overlays
• Database
• Communications Connectivity
• Backward Compatibility
• Y2K Compliant
• Security Secret Releasable System

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Functional Requirements

• Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield
• Interactive and Automatic Tools
• Reconnaissance and Surveillance Support
• R S Plans
• Enemy COA/Friendly COA
• Enemy situation development and dissemination
• OPLAN/OPORD support
• Nominate Targets

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Interfaces
Freetext, Salute, CIIR
Freetext, Salute, Tacrep, Imagery
ASAS-L
Freetext, Tacreps, Salutes, EDC, Overlays, Imagery
Freetext, Tacreps, Salutes, EDC, Overlays, Imagery
Tested 15 July 1999
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JMTK Mapping
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IMAGERY
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WEB SERVER
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Message Processing
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Alerts and Events
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Hardware

• Recommended
• 366 Pentium II
• 128 Mb RAM
• 10 Gb Hard Drive
• CDROM Drive
• LS-120 Drive
• 100 Mbps LAN Card
• SP-TCIM Card

• Options
• 17 Flat Panel Display
• Zip Drive
• JAZ Drive

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Software Distribution

• CD based
• Installshield a la Microsoft applications
• Download from maintenance site
• SIPRNET
• NIPRNET