Soldier radio.
Wideband networking.
Mobile user objective system (MUOS).
Adaptive network wideband waveform (ANW2).
The user programmed for his or her station.
It shares with other members.
Of an unprogrammed station.
Of other stations in the net.
All.
Any.
Group.
Individual.
Handshake.
Channel.
Group.
Net.
Offutt, Nebraska.
Grand Forks, North Dakota.
Andrews AFB, Maryland.
Croughton, England.
Mission support network (MSN).
Phone patch network (PPN).
Very high frequency (VHF) network.
Ultra-high frequency (UHF) network.
Decryption.
Encryption.
Cryptography.
Cryptanalysis.
Asymmetric.
Symmetric.
Encoder.
Secret.
KYK–13.
KOI–18.
KY–57.
KY–99A.
Over-the-air rekeying (OTAR).
Asymmetric.
Symmetric.
Off-line.
Mobile.
Portable.
Repeater.
Base station.
Duplexer.
Comparator.
Key-unkey relay.
Transmit-receive switch.
Single-site.
Multi-site.
Simulcast.
Multicast.
Modems.
Access control.
Switching equipment.
System management computer.
Nets.
Channels.
Talkgroups.
Subscribers.
Selective radio inhibit.
Faster system access.
Unbalanced channel loads.
Better channel efficiency.
Advanced encryption standard (AES) encryption.
Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) P25 standard.
Repeater.
Centralized core controller.
AFI 10–2501, Air Force Emergency Management Program.
AFI 10–2801, Force Development Concepts.
AFI 33–115, Air Force Information Technology Service Management.
AFI 33–217, Voice Call Sign Program.
Landline board.
Control board.
Radio board.
Encoder.
Siren cabinet.
Siren stack.
Decoder.
Encoder.