IX 529 Sea Shadow (wallpaper 4)
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IX 529 Sea Shadow (wallpaper 4)
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In the Fall of 1994 it served for the first time as a test platform for advanced Combat Systems prototypes. These prototypes were adapted to the Sea Shadow's test profile. The prototypes were designed to be driven by active radar, passive sensors, and Tactical Data Link 11 and 16. The test profile dictated operating in a receive-only mode for track information from Link 11, relying on off-board sensors only. The reference data, including maps and commercial airways, was loaded into the prototypes to cover testing along the Southern California coast. The two Combat System prototypes were the Automated Combat Identification System (ACIDS) and the Tactical Action Advisor (TAA). ACIDS is designed as a decision aid to automatically identify air and surface tracks based on sensor and intelligence information as defined by the tactical operators. The TAA system is a decision aid that supports a Tactical Action Officer or Warfare Commander in determining threats to ownship based on ownship signatures, threat sensors and threat weapons. IX 529 Sea Shadow (wallpaper 4). IX 529 Sea Shadow ship images wallpaper gallery 4. IX 529 Sea Shadow ship pictures and images collection 4. Systems such as ACIDS and TAA are of value to various platforms, but are particularly important when mission requirements dictate no operation of active sensors. The testing and demonstration of the ACIDS and TAA prototypes on the Sea Shadow was funded by ARPA as part of the High Performance Distributed Experiment (HiPer-D) program. Following conclusion of testing, the Sea Shadow and Hughes Mining Barge were moved to San Diego and docked at the 32nd Street pier. By late 1994 Sea Shadow was maintained in a lay-up status and homeported at Naval Station San Diego. John Douglas Charlton, a retired Lockheed Corporation engineer, was arrested on 25 May 1995 for attempting to sell secret documents removed from the company at the time of his retirement. According to an Assistant US Attorney, the plans concerned the Sea Shadow, a Navy stealth project and the Captor Project related to mines which release anti-submarine torpedoes. According to the 10-point espionage indictment, Charlton tried to sell the information to an FBI agent posing as a foreign government representative. IX 529 Sea Shadow (wallpaper 4). IX 529 Sea Shadow ship images wallpaper gallery 4. IX 529 Sea Shadow ship pictures and images collection 4.
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In the Fall of 1994 it served for the first time as a test platform for advanced Combat Systems prototypes. These prototypes were adapted to the Sea Shadow's test profile. The prototypes were designed to be driven by active radar, passive sensors, and Tactical Data Link 11 and 16. The test profile dictated operating in a receive-only mode for track information from Link 11, relying on off-board sensors only. The reference data, including maps and commercial airways, was loaded into the prototypes to cover testing along the Southern California coast. The two Combat System prototypes were the Automated Combat Identification System (ACIDS) and the Tactical Action Advisor (TAA). ACIDS is designed as a decision aid to automatically identify air and surface tracks based on sensor and intelligence information as defined by the tactical operators. The TAA system is a decision aid that supports a Tactical Action Officer or Warfare Commander in determining threats to ownship based on ownship signatures, threat sensors and threat weapons. IX 529 Sea Shadow (wallpaper 4). IX 529 Sea Shadow ship images wallpaper gallery 4. IX 529 Sea Shadow ship pictures and images collection 4. Systems such as ACIDS and TAA are of value to various platforms, but are particularly important when mission requirements dictate no operation of active sensors. The testing and demonstration of the ACIDS and TAA prototypes on the Sea Shadow was funded by ARPA as part of the High Performance Distributed Experiment (HiPer-D) program. Following conclusion of testing, the Sea Shadow and Hughes Mining Barge were moved to San Diego and docked at the 32nd Street pier. By late 1994 Sea Shadow was maintained in a lay-up status and homeported at Naval Station San Diego. John Douglas Charlton, a retired Lockheed Corporation engineer, was arrested on 25 May 1995 for attempting to sell secret documents removed from the company at the time of his retirement. According to an Assistant US Attorney, the plans concerned the Sea Shadow, a Navy stealth project and the Captor Project related to mines which release anti-submarine torpedoes. According to the 10-point espionage indictment, Charlton tried to sell the information to an FBI agent posing as a foreign government representative. IX 529 Sea Shadow (wallpaper 4). IX 529 Sea Shadow ship images wallpaper gallery 4. IX 529 Sea Shadow ship pictures and images collection 4.
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