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Staff Sgt. Joshua Polle, a multichannel transmission

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Staff Sgt. Joshua Polle, a multichannel transmission

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Staff Sgt. Joshua Polle, a multichannel transmission systems operator-maintainer with the 1st Armored Division's G6 signal staff section, finalizes the construction of a Transportable Tactical Command Communications (T2C2) while completing training at the Mission Training Center, Fort Bliss, Texas, May 2.
The T2C2 system is part of the U.S. Army’s ongoing modernization strategy leveraging cutting-edge science and technology. The T2C2 system is a satellite terminal that enables early entry forces access, via satellite, to the Army’s tactical network to obtain the situational awareness and perform mission command functions.
(U.S. Army photo by Spc. Matthew J. Marcellus)

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02/05/2019
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