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[midwayer]

If anyone could pull something off

these folks could ...of course nothing specific regarding remote control aircraft capabilities that i see

http://www.sysplan.com/

Signatures and Electronic Warfare Technology
The Signatures and EW Technology Group provides support to both government and industry in the development of more survivable military vehicles and associated enabling technologies. The Group's expertise spans the areas of surface ship and aircraft/missile survivability, electronic warfare (EW) systems, mission analysis and planning, signature management tactics, and advanced systems applications. The Group is organized around three "Centers of Excellence": the Center for Signature Technology (Mr. Larry Myers, Director), the Center for Tactical Air Warfare (Mr. Laddie Coburn, Director), and the Center for Advanced Systems Applications (Ms. Gail Heim, Director). Each Center's focus is summarized as follows.


Center for Signature Technology



The focus of this Center is on high-tech signature technology activities including stealth, counter stealth, communications, and EW as they apply to weapon systems and platforms. Technical services are provided to support government, commercial, and international customers in all technical and analytical related activities from initial R&D through modeling and simulation, field test and evaluation, and then life-cycle support. When appropriate, this Center will also do prototyping and maintains the capability to subcontract for specialized manufacturing activities.



Center for Tactical Air Warfare



This Center's staff are primarily resident in Lexington Park, MD, with a small field activity located at China Lake, CA. The focus of the Center's activities is to provide technical RDT&E, systems engineering, and program support to the NAVAIR/NAWCAD organizations located at NAS Patuxent River, Md and NAS China Lake, CA. The operationally experienced team of SPC engineers specializes in jet aircraft RDT&E, aircraft survivability, aircraft avionics, weapons systems integration, combat identification systems, and smart/precision-guided weapons. The Center has supported activities on AX, JAST, and JSF new concept aircraft as well as JSOW/JDAM, and JASSM new precision-strike weapons.



Center for Advanced Systems Applications



Engineers in this Center provide technical and program expertise in the areas of sensors, lasers, solid-state devices, electro-optical/infrared, microwave devices, communications systems, etc., as they are applied to both advanced development and prototype/fielded systems. This Center's customers include leading-edge technology organizations (such as the U.S. government's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) and associated research laboratories and commercial contractors.



Areas of Core Expertise:



# LO/CLO technology design and development
# Electronic warfare systems
# RF/IR/EO/acoustic and materials signature technologies
# Physics-based engagement modeling and simulation
# Advanced aperture design and integration
# Design, development, and application of sensor systems
# Vehicle test and evaluation
# Life-cycle support
# Aircraft, missile, and ship survivability
# Weapon system integration
# Combat identification systems
# Technical and financial program management support

Products:
# EW Radar Threat Simulator (RTS)
# Position-Time Sensor Simulation (PTS)
Mr. Roy M. Smith, Group Vice President



http://www.sysplan.com/