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4-14 MCWP 3-25.7 modifications. The Marine Corps’ TMD capability will grow through two principal iterations. A TMD interim configuration provides a near-term TMD capability scheduled to reach initial operational capability (IOC) during fiscal year 1996. The interim capability takes advantage of TBM detection modifications made to the TAOC’s AN/TPS-59 radar and feeds that information directly to the Hawk battery control post (BCP) over a ground-based data link (GBDL). The GBDL link will carry cueing instructions for TBMs to the Hawk engagement section, allowing the Hawk’s high power illumination radar to acquire and target the incoming ballistic missile. Modifications to the Hawk missiles now allow the missiles to achieve warhead destruction on lower tier (short-to-medium-range) TBMs. Though the interim solution provides a “sensor to shooter” pathway, the weapons control functions normally conducted at the TAOC are somewhat negated as the TAOM is not able to process the TBM data from the AN/TPS-59. Hence, the information flow (fig. 4-1) for reporting ABT and TBM targets is divided within the interim solution’s architecture. With the addition of the ADCP to the Hawk units in FY-97, the ADCP will be the recipient of TBM data from the AN/TPS-59 over a point-to-point data link (PPDL) and will be capable of transmitting the TBM data onto a JTIDS link. A midterm configuration will provide a complete terminal phase TMD capability when it reaches full operational capability (FOC) during fiscal year 1999. The midterm configuration will restore the doctrinal lines of command and control normally associated with air defense and AAW operations. In the midterm TMD solution, both ABT and TBM data is provided from the AN/TPS-59 to the TAOC which, in turn, transmits the data to participants on a JTIDS data link. The Hawk engagement section’s fire direction operation center (FDOC) will receive TBM cueing data directly
TAOC <strong>Handbook</strong> from the AN/TPS.59 and provide targeting data to its launchers. Information flow for the midterm configuration is outlined at figure 4-2. TAOC SITING CONSIDERATIONS The TAOC plays a crucial role in MAGTF air defense and antiair warfare operations. Proper TAOC siting plays a major role in the TAOC’s operational effectiveness. Basic Site Considerations 4-15 The initial step in selecting a site for tactical command and control units equipped with TAOMs involves a detailed study of the area in which the mission is to be accomplished. This study is needed to determine the most advantages locations for radar and communications equipment to accomplish the unit’s mission.
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