FS25 Oshkosh-Boeing SATCOM Heavy Tactical Communication V1.0.0.0
The Oshkosh-Boeing SATCOM Heavy Tactical Communications Vehicle is a heavy-duty mobile SATCOM terminal made to carry sensitive electronic payloads over rugged terrain and create satellite links from field positions.
Features
- Oshkosh Heavy Tactical Chassis: The vehicle uses a heavy-duty, multi-axle all-wheel-drive platform, such as the HEMTT 8×8 or LVSR series. It is engineered to move sensitive, high-power electronic payloads across rugged terrain.
- Boeing SATCOM Integration: A specialized shelter module contains a high-gain motorized satellite dish antenna, high-capacity transceivers, and secure data processing hardware for strategic satellite uplink/downlink.
- Onboard Power Generation & Climate Control: Heavy auxiliary power units (APU) and integrated HVAC systems supply power and keep sensitive communications computers and satellite tracking equipment cool in extreme environments.
- Hydraulic Stabilization System: Deployable hydraulic outriggers level and stabilize the vehicle platform, supporting precise satellite alignment during operations.
- Mobile Command & Communications Hub: This mobile theater-level SATCOM terminal relays real-time reconnaissance data, satellite imagery, and command orders between forward units and strategic headquarters.
- BVR Guidance & Air Defense Relay: It bridges the communications gap for missile batteries, radar stations, and tactical units in remote or radar-blind terrain.
- High-Mobility Network Node: The vehicle rapidly moves into field positions, establishes high-bandwidth satellite links, and displaces before hostile forces can locate and target the transmission signal.
- Advanced Mechanical & Functional Kinematics: The model shows the dynamic mechanical sequence of deploying stabilizing jacks, raising the shelter roof, and rotating or articulating the satellite dish.
- Western Tactical Asset Integration: Add a NATO/Western heavy support vehicle to your collection, contrasting with Eastern multi-axle platforms such as the MZKT series.
