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The combination of the SPR and RockwellÕs DAGR provides real-time Situational
Awareness using such tools as BFT, FBCB2, C2PC, Falconview and other
applications using Joint Variable Messaging Format. By allowing, mounted
and dismounted warfi ghters to communicate with each other, through their
Personal Role Radio, Secure Personal Radio, Command Net Radios and Land
Mobile Radios respectively, across land, sea and air platforms, Television
Equipment Associates, Inc. (TEA) provides todayÕs and tomorrowÕs leaders
with the most effective technology on the market today. ÒIf any one in
the operation has poor Situational Awareness, it can lead to a critical
error in performance that can undermine the success of the entire operation.
The TEA SPR provided the essential SA in order to make the most critical
command and control operational decisions. Giving each soldier this radio
is a Combat Multiplier.Ó
As a leader in providing military Personal Role Radios (PRR) throughout
the World, Television Equipment Associates, Inc. (TEA) continues to provide
forces with the communication advancements that are battle proven today,
while preparing for tomorrowÕs fi ght. The tactical Secure Personal Radio
(SPR) AN/PRC-343 (b) builds from the key design features of the PRR AN/PRC-343
to signifi cantly enhance the functionality and performance in the combat
environment. The development of this highly signifi cant new radio has
combined the expertise in the dismounted close combat fi eld together
with Selex Communications global experience to provide its customers
with the solutions and support they need. This tactical SPR is a digital,
encrypted, low-cost, light-weight ECCM tactical radio that fi ts comfortably
in a sleeve pocket. It uses the most advanced Low- Probability of Intercept
(LPI) and Low-Probability of Detection (LPD) waveforms that transmit
and receive voice and data simultaneously to support the modern warrior
and is compatible with all current US DoD issue radios. The SPR has a
predictable RF footprint, eliminating the need for frequency management.
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