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THREE-STAR PREVIEW " Lt. Gen. William Phillips (right), Principal Military Deputy to the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, Technology (ASAALT) received a UH-72A Security and Support (S&S) Mission Equipment Package (MEP) capa...
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The North Carolina Army National Guard, along with the Product Office for Light Utility Helicopters, conduct a flight demonstration of the LUH-72A Security & Support Mission Equipment Package to Lt. Gen. Bill Phillips, Principal Military Deputy to ht...
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Phillips operated the highly sophisticated S&S MEP from the pilot seat and the rear mission console gaining an appreciation for the capabilities of the powerful system that includes: a turreted L-3 Wescam MX-15i electro-optical/infrared sensor and laser pointer; EuroAvionics EuroNav V RN6 moving map system and two SkyQuest ten inch and a 15 inch touch-screen displays; a video management system, SkyQuest VRDV-4010 digital video recorder and; plus additional avionics and Sierra Nevada Tactilink Eagle data downlink system; 30-million-candlepower Luminator LS16 searchlight that is slaved to the MX-15i; Goodrich 44301 series rescue hoist all utilized by the Army National Guard S&S Battalions in support of Homeland Security, Counter Drug, Disaster Relief, and Border missions. The LUH Product Office is scheduled to field a total 100 S&S MEP aircraft to 38 National Guard sites by the end of FY 16. To date, 10 aircraft have been fielded to seven states.
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