Rockwell
Collins DAGR/Defense Advanced GPS Receivers (all photos : Rockwell Collins)
PARIS – Rockwell Collins has completed the delivery
of more than 1,200 Defense Advanced GPS Receivers (DAGRs), 97 MicroDAGRs and
related equipment to the Australian Department of Defence, and recently signed
a second contract for 2,400 DAGRs with deliveries scheduled for July.
“Through the
efforts of our United States and Australian teams, we were able to meet
exceptionally tight delivery time frames in order to increase customer support
and meet immediate capability requirements,” said Nick Gibbs, managing director
of Rockwell Collins Australia.
Primarily used by the U.S. Army, the DAGR is considered the standard for handheld military GPS position, navigation and situational awareness. The receiver provides precise timing to synchronize tactical radios for the digital battlespace and includes a graphical user interface that greatly enhances the soldier’s effectiveness and safety.
The
MicroDAGR is the latest member of Rockwell Collins’ highly successful family of
handheld GPS receivers. The smart-phone inspired MicroDAGR provides dismounted
soldiers with real-time position, navigation, moving maps and timing
information on a full-color touch screen display, and is small enough to be
worn on the wrist, attached to a lanyard, or placed in a pocket. The receiver
features L1/L2 frequency capability, utilizing military only secure GPS signals
with anti-jamming and anti-spoofing capabilities. MicroDAGR is also equipped
with the latest Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Module (SAASM)-based
anti-jamming software.
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