Northrop Grumman developers presented the E-130J Tacamo combat aircraft to protect US nuclear triad

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/50/9b/ib-freebhvl0_f7b27152.jpg" Alt = "developers of Northrop Grumman presented a combat aircraft E-130J Tacamo to protect the nuclear triad"/~ 62 < p > Northrop Grumman announced a key stage in the development of an E-130J Tacamo aircraft for US Navy & Amp; MDASH; the successor of the outdated E-6B Mercury platform. The new aircraft will become part of the strategic system of nuclear restraint, providing a stable channel of the SV & Rsquo; the launch between the national command and the elements of nuclear triad: ballistic missiles of land base, submarines and strategic bombers.

~. < p >The project is performed using the latest digital engineering technologies, including simulations, digital doubles and automated tools. According to Northrop Grumman representatives, this allows you to reduce risks, speed up the production cycle and increase the flexibility in the testing and maintenance of the platform. < P > E-130J Aircraft is created on the basis of a multi-purpose transporter C-130J Super Hercules. It will be adapted to the task of the strategic connection & RSQUO; Land: equipped with non -low frequency (VLF) communication systems, exhaust antennas and protected equipment capable of functioning in electromagnetic confrontation, including nuclear or cyberattacks. < P class = "" Data-Start = "1096" Data-end = "1381" > TACAMO (TAKE Charge and Move Out) is critical for continuity of management in & nbsp; nbsp; It guarantees that & nbsp; presidential orders and & nbsp; pentagon can be transferred even in & nbsp; partial or complete destruction of grounding infrastructure of ZV & rsquo;

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