Photos
of Mobile Satellite Systems - Emergency & Command Vehicles
The Klamath Lake Hazmat Team in Oregon deploys an MSS .98 meter satellite system.
This Mississippi Command
truck with a stowed MSS providing support for a landing of
Air Force One.
The San Luis Obispo Bomb
Squad sets up for a demonstration of their mobile command
truck.
A Mobile Command Post
may all connect to the wireless network if within a 100
foot
radius of the command vehicle.
First responder command
vehicles, like these shown here can set up communications
from any location.
The Texas State Emergency
response team uses this trailer for a portable command station.
The MSS .95 Meter is mounted
on top of the shell of the Transit Police in New Jersey.
Pictured above is the
York County Emergency and Communications Mobile Command
Post.
Case-Based satellite systems
from Ground Control do not require to be mounted on a vehicle roof for high-speed connectivity. more
The Case-Based MSST Toughsat is contained in three pieces, and is easily transported or shipped. more
The Emery County Sheriff
mobile command post with MSS during the Utah mining disaster
in August 2007.
The Illinois National
Guard uses a Truck-Trailer combination allowing them to create
two mobile command posts.
The Truck packs a 2.8 Meter dish in conjunction
with a .74 meter MSS mounted on a plate above an air conditioner.
The Davis County Bomb Squad.
The MSST Toughsat Trailer is a self-contained mobile satellite system that includes a wireless power booster for 1000' connectivity radius. This trailer allows a transporting vehicle to be used for other tasks. more
Ground Control also offers a variety of enclosed self-contained mobile communications trailers in several different lengths from 18' to 24' with standard or customized versions. more
