Jun 01, 2011, post by admin
With the agreement the offer range can be extended with highly advanced Inmarsat satellite communications technologies. Access to global know-how makes it possible to continuously improve qualifications and competence of employees in the demanding and dynamically changing telecommunications market. Acquiring partnership certificate of leading satellite phone operator proves high position of TS2 in the local market.
At present, TS2 offers in Poland the following Inmarsat products:
BGAN – portable satellite terminals providing Internet access almost everywhere in the world.
IsatPhone Pro – The lowest cost satellite phone offering global coverage.
SwiftBroadband
- telecommunications services for aviation industry. These solutions are used in over 8,000 aircrafts all over the world.
FleetPhone – low-cost satellite phone for smaller vessels and boats.
Inmarsat C / mini-C, Inmarsat M / mini-M, LandPhone – previous voice communication and data transfer systems.
TS2 and Inmarsat work together also to develop the following telecommunications solutions: restoring communications in emergency situations, data and voice encryption, communication at sea, radio communication, telemetry, vessel monitoring and tracking, video-conferences, enterprise networks and other services of satellite data and voice transfer.
TS2 services were, and still are, successfully used by troops in
Iraq and
Afghanistan. In these locations, reliable and independent satellite communications systems support military operations, guaranteeing their efficient execution. In addition, satellite communications systems also increase the level of security of persons taking part in military operations.
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Mar 03, 2011, post by Artur Nowak
“They (the U.S.) along with the West (European allies), are plotting to do military interventions in certain countries but they should know that today is not like 10 years ago when they started the occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq under the pretext of September 11 (attacks),” Ahmadinejad said during an address to people of Lorestan Province on Wednesday.

The United States is seeking to monopolize gas and oil reserves in some northern African countries, he stated.
Read more: www.tehrantimes.com
Nov 30, 2010, post by Artur Nowak
An Army unit deployed to Camp Taji, Iraq, is shaping the future of the Army’s unmanned aircraft systems program with a handful of its newest aircraft, the MQ-1C Gray Eagle.

The unit, known as Quick Reaction Capability 1-Replacement 1, deployed this June to use the Gray Eagle in combat before the Army fields the aircraft to all of its aviation brigades in the next few years. It is one of two deployed Army units currently flying the Gray Eagle, and it is the only one using it in Iraq.
Full story: www.dvidshub.net