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AIR C4i around the world
T h a l e s R ay t h e o n Sys t e m s p r ov i d e s A I R a n d i n t e g r at e d c 4 i
NATO ACCS LOC 1
GCC HAT II
Battle Control System
SCCOA
ThalesRaytheonSystems is a world leader in Air
and Integrated C4I systems. With 35 years of
experience acquired from its parent companies,
ThalesRaytheonSystems has been delivering state-of-theart fixed and deployable Air C4I and Joint & Land C4I
systems to the world’s defense forces including the United
States, NATO, France and the Gulf Cooperation Council.
ThalesRaytheonSystems has developed flexible systems
that can adapt to changing operational demands, ensuring
seamless planning and tasking, monitoring, control and
execution of the full spectrum of air operations.
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B AT T L E C O N T R O L S Y S T E M
USAF/NORAD
The Battle Control System (BCS) by
ThalesRaytheonSystems, is the primary air defense/battle
management system for North American Air Defense
(NORAD) and the U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM).
The interoperable, open architecture air defense and
command and control platform supports the U.S.
and Canadian Homeland Defense and drug interdiction
missions. BCS processes, integrates, displays and
distributes data from multiple sensors, data links and
other C2 agencies to maintain situational awareness,
decision support and combat identification for the
United States and Canada.
BCS employs commercial off the shelf (COTS) hardware
and open source software, including a Linux operating
system and a highly flexible, customizable user interface.
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With five air defense sectors in CONUS,
Canada, Hawaii and Alaska, the system
supports up to 200 radars and is capable of
tracking all radar-detectable threats over
CONUS from a single sector. Through spiral
development, BCS delivers continuous
improvement as technologies evolve,
including special support for missions in the
National Capital Region (NCR) and
automated machine to machine processing
of Air Task Order/Airspace Control Order
(ATO/ACO) information generated by the
Air Operations Center (AOC).
BCS has been operational 24/7 since
2006, providing a single integrated air
picture to defend against airborne threats.
In early 2010, the next generation Spiral 3
system will be operational at U.S. and
Canadian sites.
S C C O A – A I R O P E R AT I O N S
COMMAND AND CONTROL
SYST E M
ThalesRaytheonSystems is providing the
French Air Force with key components of the
SCCOA program. This program provides a
highly automated global management
capability for air operations, both within
mainland France and in overseas operational
theatres, based on a unified air operations
command centre with high speed data links
and a high degree of interoperability with
French and foreign armed forces.
The fixed structure is formed by 4 Detection
and Control Centers, which are part of
STRIDA, the air defense data processing
and display system.
The C3M V1 is the mobile command and
control system of SCCOA. It is designed to
meet the technical and operational
requirements of the air component in
response to NATO Response Force (NRF)
alerts. It is NATO certified NRF5 (2005),
NRF12 (2009) and is U.S./NATO
interoperable.
MARTHA is the French Army’s air defense
C4I system for management of the 3rd
dimension (strategic asset and/or
battlefield area protection). The system
merges the C2 situation for low, medium
and high altitude planning & tasking from
the Air Force for delegation to the Army.
The system offers command, coordination
and optimization of the firing of all types of
anti-air weapon systems; direct control of all
parties (friends & foe) intervening in 3rd
dimension; and planning, tasking and
execution of all low-altitude missions.
Since MARTHA joined the SCCOA program,
it has become the first joint land and air C4I
program in France.
N AT O A C C S L O C 1
Air Command Systems International (ACSI),
a ThalesRaytheonSystems company, is the
prime contractor for NATO’s Air Command
and Control System Level of Operational
Capability 1 (ACCS LOC 1).
ACCS LOC 1 sets new standards of
integration for air operations in Europe,
providing a single, integrated approach to
planning, tasking, monitoring and mission
execution. The program is now delivering a
system that networks air C4I systems
across 14 countries in NATO Europe using
the same system of hardware and software,
and sharing operational data over a highspeed communications network. The ACCS
LOC 1 program also has a deployable air
command and control system. The
Deployable Combined Air Operations Center
(DCAOC) with equipment packed in carrying
cases for transport, provides the deployed
operational planning and tasking capability.
The DARS (Deployable Air control center,
RAP production center, Sensor fusion post)
is a mobile, shelterized tactical component
of the NATO Air Command and Control
system that will support any NATO out-ofarea operations.
In the future, ACCS will integrate the
capabilities of missile defense command and
control for NATO; interoperability with Air
Ground Surveillance (AGS) and Intelligence,
Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR); and
sensor to shooter mission execution.
Currently there are 5 ACCS locations
installed as part of the test and validation
phase. In 2009, ThalesRaytheonSystems
signed contracts for the installation of
11 more NATO sites across Europe.
(Top to bottom)
ACCS LOC 1, DARS, BCS.
G L O S SA RY
SCCOA (Système de
Commandement et de
Conduite des Opérations
Aériennes)
MARTHA (Maillage
Antiaérien des Radars
Tactiques pour la lutte
contre les Hélicoptères et
les Aéronefs à voilure fixe)
STRIDA (Système de
Traitement et de
Représentation des
Informations de Défense
Aérienne)
C3M V1 (Centre de
Commandement et de
Contrôle Mobile Version 1)
G C C H AT I I
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)
contracted with ThalesRaytheonSystems to
build Hizam Al Taawun (HAT II) a system that
provides automated interfaces between
Member States for the coordination of multilevel and multinational air defense.
The GCC includes the United Arab Emirates,
Kingdom of Bahrain, Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia, Sultanate of Oman and State of
Qatar, State of Kuwait.
The system has one Interface and Sector
Integration Subsystem (ISIS) site in each
country to coordinate national air defense.
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