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FM 11-23<br />

SITE<br />

/TE<br />

SITESIT<br />

SITE<br />

~SISITE TI ESITE<br />

~~~~~~~~~~SITE<br />

LEGEND:<br />

. LIGHT TROPO TERMINAL SITE H<br />

~ HEAVY TROPO TERMINAL<br />

HEAVY<br />

TROPO LINK<br />

FM 11-367-6-3<br />

Figure 13-9. Light tropo company type deployment.<br />

13-25. Light Tropo Team Site at a tropo team site, .arrangements should be<br />

a. General. The tropo team chief at site A (fig. made, if possible, to mess with a larger unit in<br />

13-10, upper left) is the site commander and is the area or to operate a consolidated mess with<br />

responsible for the administration of the site and other small units. However, if the site is comfor<br />

the operation and maintenance of the equip- pletely isolated, appropriate light tropo company<br />

mess personnel will be assigned.<br />

ment. Because site A has only one tropo link (the<br />

link to site C), it has the minimum number of b. Site Configuration. The rectangular insert on<br />

major items of equipment for a complete tropo figure 13-10 shows the 26-pair cable, spiral-four<br />

site. In a tropo site with but one terminal, the site cable, and field wire that carry circuits from suplayout<br />

problem (including power and communica- ported elements (para 13-5b) to the tropo site.<br />

tions cable pattern) is usually not complicated. These circuits terminate in the PATCENT which<br />

However, the relatively few cables and wires of has facilities to patch, reroute, and test all comthe<br />

site do require routing that will avoid damage munications circuits entering or leaving the site.<br />

from personnel and vehicle traffic. The major At the PATCENT, the cable and wire facilities<br />

items of equipment at site A are a patching cen- are interconnected with the tropo facilities in actral<br />

with its power units and a tropo terminal cordance with the SYSCON SOP or in accordance<br />

with its power units. Sites B, D, F, and G have with SYSCON orders received through technical<br />

similar equipment configurations except that site channels. Up to four 26-pair cables may be re-<br />

G would include the SSB radio of the third pla- quired between the PATCENT and the tropo tertoon<br />

headquarters. Site H, however, shows a light minal to carry the incoming and outgoing voice<br />

tropo terminal collocated with a heavy tropo ter- and teletypewriter channels (a maximum of 24<br />

minal. In the type company deployment shown in voice channels or 23 voice channels and 16 telefigure<br />

13-10, the site H light tropo terminal typewriter channels).<br />

would not include a PATCENT that is organic to<br />

the light tropo company, but would use the PAT- 13-26. Light Tropo Platoon Site<br />

CENT facilities of the collocated heavy tropo a. General. The tropo platoon leader at site C<br />

team. Because of the limited number of personnel (fig. 13-11) is the commander of the site and is<br />

13-10

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