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Photos
of Mobile Satellite Systems - Emergency & Command Vehicles |
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The Emery County Sheriff
mobile command post with MSS during the Utah mining disaster
in August 2007.
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This Mississippi Command
truck with a stowed MSS providing support for a landing of
Air Force One.
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The San Luis Obispo Bomb
Squad sets up for a demonstration of their mobile command
truck.
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A Mobile Command Post
may all connect to the wireless network if within a 100
foot
radius of the command vehicle.
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First responder command
vehicles, like these shown here can set up communications
from any location.
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The Texas State Emergency
response team uses this trailer for a portable command station.
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The MSS .95 Meter is mounted
on top of the shell of the Transit Police in New Jersey.
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Pictured above is the
York County Emergency and Communications Mobile Command
Post.
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Mobile Fly-away systems
from Ground Control are used in this field training exercise. more
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The Illinois National
Guard uses a Truck-Trailer combination allowing them to create
two mobile command posts.
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The Truck packs a 2.8 Meter dish in conjunction
with a .74 meter MSS mounted on a plate above an air conditioner. |
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The Davis County Bomb Squad. |
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