(El Segundo, CA and Orlando, FL) During the Iran Hostage Crisis of 1980, there was Operation Eagle
Claw. This military operation failed;
however and today, the legacy can still be seen. As a result of the failure, the United States
Department of Defense, initiated the Joint Service Vertical Take-Off/Landing
Experimental (JVX) Aircraft Program, in the year 1981. In the year 1983, a partnership between Bell
Helicopters, and, Boeing Helicopters; was awarded a military contract. The purpose of this military contract, was to
be able to develop, the V-22 tiltrotor aircraft. Today, the aforementioned aircraft is named
the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey.
Additionally, it first flew in the year 1989. Recently, the Raytheon Company announced
that, it is very familiar with the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey. Additionally, the aforementioned tiltrotor
aircraft is part of its December 2019, announcements. Specifically, the aforementioned business
revealed that, it has been awarded an I.D.I.Q. military contract, and, it has
débuted a portable V-22 virtual reality trainer. The I.D.I.Q. military contract is to support
and sustain, the sensor and processor, of the Advanced Synthetic Aperture Radar
System 2-A. The V-22 virtual reality
trainer is a completely immersive system, which provides hyper realistic training.
The
hyper realistic training and the I.D.I.Q. military contract; ultimately, are
the Raytheon Company’s December 2019 announcements. The latter, is an indefinite delivery
indefinite quantity (I.D.I.Q.) military contract; which stipulates that the Raytheon
Company will support the A.S.A.R.S.-2A through the year, 2024. The former, is meant for early career
aviation maintenance students, and, continuing education students. However and returning to, the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey, the aforementioned is an
American multiple mission, tiltrotor military aircraft. The Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey, is capable of
two sets of military capabilities. The
first set is, vertical takeoff and landing (V.T.O.L.). The second set is, short takeoff and landing
(S.T.O.L.). The idea is the combination
of a conventional helicopter, with that of, a long range and high speed
propeller aircraft. In the United States
Marine Corps the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey, is known as, the MV-22B Osprey. Additionally, the MV-22B Osprey started to be
used in the year, 2007. In the United States Air Force the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey, is known as, the
CV-22B. Additionally, the CV-22B started
to be used in the year, 2009. In the
United States Navy the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey, is known as, the CMV-22B. Additionally, the CMV-22B is on the schedule
to begin carrier onboard delivery (C.O.D.) duty, in the year 2021.
Returning to, the I.D.I.Q. military
contract, the aforementioned has a value of $217 million USD. Additionally, it is from the U.S. Air
Force. As previously said, the Raytheon
Company will support and sustain, the sensor and processor, of the Advanced
Synthetic Aperture Radar System 2-A (A.S.A.R.S.-2A). This work will be performed, through, the
year 2024. Currently, A.S.A.R.S.-2A is on
the U-2 aircraft. Additionally, it
provides the U-2 aircraft with a long range, high resolution intelligence
surveillance and reconnaissance capability.
This capability is for large areas of land, and, from as high up as
70,000 feet. Furthermore and whilst onboard
the U-2 aircraft; the sensor is able to locate moving, and, stationary
targets. Then; the onboard processor or
processing system, can deliver at almost real-time, the target location data.
Returning to; the portable V-22
virtual reality trainer, the aforementioned and as previously said, is meant
for students. Therefore, it is a
completely immersive system that, provides hyper-realistic training. Students whilst using the Raytheon Company’s
portable V-22 virtual reality trainer, have access to the following. Access to integrated interactive electronics
technical manuals, access to 41 different operational aircrew checklists, the
ability to navigate a completely interactive cockpit, navigate a completely
interactive cabin and navigate a completely interactive exterior; are the
things that students have access to whilst using the Raytheon Company’s
portable V-22 virtual reality trainer.
For the instructors, an instructor has the ability to insert up to 81
unique system failures. Electrical power,
navigation, blade fold and electronic warfare are only four examples of the
system failures. Finally, the portable
V-22 virtual reality trainer; does support multiple player collaboration, and,
two way communications.
To end, the Raytheon Company
(NYSE: RTN) did release press
statements. Chad Pillsbury is the
Director of Secure Sensor Solutions at the Raytheon Company. Through a press statement, Mr. Pillsbury said
the following. “With ASARS-2A, the Air
Force can detect ground targets day or night, no matter the weather
condition. And, it’s reliable. The Air Force just completed ASARS-2A’s 9,000th
tactical mission in Korea
this year.” Wendell Bradshaw is the
Director of Intelligence, Information and Services at the Raytheon
Company. Through a press statement, Mr.
Bradshaw said the following. “The system
is intuitive and realistic, making the training sessions more productive and
meaningful. Adding the virtual reality
element further increases the training’s realism and the students’ mission
readiness.” As previously stated, the Raytheon Company recently announced that,
it is very familiar with the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey. Additionally, the aforementioned tiltrotor
aircraft is part of its December 2019, announcements. Specifically, the aforementioned business
revealed that, it has been awarded an I.D.I.Q. military contract, and, it has
débuted a portable V-22 virtual reality trainer. The I.D.I.Q. military contract is to support
and sustain, the sensor and processor, of the Advanced Synthetic Aperture Radar
System 2-A. The V-22 virtual reality
trainer is a completely immersive system, which provides hyper realistic
training. Lastly, the former and the
latter, are the Raytheon Company’s December 2019 announcements.
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