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Meet the TLS Manpack. The Terrestrial Layer System Manpack provides advanced electronic attack and electronic support, empowering commanders to dominate the electromagnetic spectrum. The system was recently fielded to the 4th Infantry Division at Fort Carson as part of Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) prototyping events, ensuring tactical... show more

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