2016年11月3日 · Project Currawong, or more formally Land 2072 Phase 2B, is a $950 million program which will provide a digital strategic communications system to replace the existing BAE Systems Parakeet tactical satellite and trunk communications system acquired in the mid 1990s and now approaching life of type.

Risk Reduction Activity took place to better inform JP2072 Phase 3 and LAND 200 activities (24.9), Enhanced Position Location Reporting System (EPLRS) radio spares (9.9), ancillaries & minor equipment purchase (8.4),

Project JP2072 aims to enhance commtmications in the land environment, providing more capacity for computer data traffic. One potential option is an Internet Protocol-based network carrying botii voice and data.

The project is delivering Combat Radios and ancillary equipment as an upgrade to Land Force. A mature support system for the new generation Combat and Tactical Data Radios will also be established. Content is current as at April 2023.

The Battle Space Communications - Land/Air project (JP2072) is currently being progressed to advance land communications. Included in its scope is investigation of possible future battlefield communication systems, with a view to providing a coherent and evolvable architecture that the current communications system can grow into. This

The radio equipment and components that form this capability were already introduced into service under JP2072 Phase 1 as bearers for the Battle Management System (BMS); Phase 2A extends the utility of the radio equipment for dismounted voice communications.

2023年2月22日 · Boeing Defence Australia announced late last year that it had completed the final deliverables under Project Currawong, which has given the Australian Defence Force (ADF) a new integrated battlefield telecommunications network. The company was awarded a contract under Project JP2072 Phase 2B on 3 September 2015.

Joint Project 2072 is a multi-phased project to progressively provide Australia’s Defence Force with the land elements of an integrated Battlespace Communications System.

Phase I is valued at AUS $97 million (USD $74 million), and the project as a whole has a potential value of AUS $800 million (USD $608 million) if all options are exercised. Five bidding teams had emerged in this competition: * General Dynamics Canada teamed with leading Australian defense companies ADI Limited and Tenix Defence.

ces needed to enable secure communications. Under the initial LAND 2072 Phase 2B acquisition contract, the NAM provided for up to six capability ‘bricks’ to be plugged into. the case depending on the mission’s need. This is being expanded through the Capability Enhancement Program, with additional bricks under development to.