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US Air Force Tests Portable Ground Control System for Future CCA Ops

Members of the Air Force and Ohio Air National Guard look at laptops during field prototype testing evaluation for the Collaborative Combat Aircraft Portable Command and Control Enclave. Image: DVIDS

The US Department of the Air Force has tested a Command and Control Enclave (C2E) prototype designed to give operators tactical control of collaborative combat aircraft (CCA).

Held by the Ohio Air National Guard’s 178th Wing at Springfield Air National Guard Base, the event brought together industry partners to demonstrate the system in ground operations.

During the evaluations, teams put the portable C2E through simulated austere conditions to validate its mobility and footprint, ensuring it can be rapidly deployed and operated worldwide.

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