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TechHubb is what we like to call a pace

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plan in a box . So we've taken multiple

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forms of communication and we've

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combined all of them into one ,

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everything from classified voice ,

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video , and data to our regular radios

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and ATA for situational awareness .

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This allows us to have comms on the go .

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It also allows us to have a small kit

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that small units can . With them and

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they can set up their command and

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control wherever they go within a few

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minutes . So our primary mission for

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right now is for nuclear response , but

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we've also seen a use case for like any

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sort of humanitarian mission where they

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need to set up command and control or

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potentially for like the ATFs have

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reached out saying that they want it

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for when a small unit has to like hub

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and spoke . So Aforks has helped out in

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helping create ayber phase 3 contract

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that is currently being written , so

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that will allow us to create a few more

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kits for our test and evaluation next

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year .