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Distributed CommonGround System Critical Worldwide Intelligence, Surveillance andReconnaissance (ISR) Weapon System Provides Actionable Intelligence to Combatant Commanders Supports data from U-2, RQ-4, MQ-1, & MQ-9The Air Force Distributed Common Ground System (AF DCGS), officially designatedthe AN/GSQ-272 Sentinel, is a global, network-centric, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance(ISR) weapon system responsible for the Processing,Exploitation, and Dissemination (PED) of intelligencedata from airborne, national, and commercialreconnaissance platforms and sensors. Primary ISRsources include the U-2 Dragonlady, RQ-4 GlobalHawk, MQ-1 Predator and MQ-9 Reaper. FutureSentinel operational data sources will include othercurrent (e.g. E-8C) and future collection platforms.AF DCGS is a single weapon system conducting worldwide, round-the-clock ISR operations from“reach-back” locations. The Sentinel includes six multi-intelligence ANG Distributed GroundStations (DGS) in Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts, and Nevada. It also includestwo ANG classic associate units conducting operations at Air Force DGS locations in California, andVirginia. Further, ANG units in Georgia, Hawaii, Ohio, and Utah provide daily support to Sentineloperations. Lastly, the 217th Training Squadron (TX ANG) has a secondary mission of providingformal weapon system formal training for the Sentinel operators in close cooperation with its activeduty Air Force associate unit.During Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO), accurate information and derived precisionintelligence from Sentinel enables commanders to own the battlespace. ANG Sentinel units, as fullpartners in Total Force Sentinel operations, provide the needed continuity and long-term analyticalpersistence enabling these commanders to makecritical and informed combat decisions to fightand win.DCGSTAB E57Legacy Platforms, Future Fight
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FOREWORDFrom the first days of the
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C-130H Surface-to-Air Threat Detect
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TAB O - Remotely Piloted Aircraft (
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RAPID GLOBAL MOBILITYType Units Uni
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State MatrixWeapons System Referenc
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A-10 Close Air Support Forward Air
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ProgramLow Cost Day/Night HelmetMou
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