English reading of defense article, radio/video
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (Canadian-General)Transcript
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Instructors from the Royal Air Forces. 54 squadron are currently undergoing the inaugural instructor operating course IOC at the GA A SI flight test and training center in Grand Forks, North Dakota United States. The course is designed to prepare raf crews for operating the United Kingdom's upcoming protector. RG Mark One aircraft and Royal Air Force statement reads. IOC crews comprising of a pilot sensor operator and mission intelligence controller M IC have been testing various scenarios through the simulators under the tuition of G A instructors simulated missions include intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance activity to find fix and follow designated targets on the ground. The primary aim of the IOC is to develop raf specific training materials and scenarios for future protector crews. The training evaluates essential operational skills including the real-time exploitation of intelligence involving the multispectral targeting system and synthetic aperture radar. The report adds equipped with a suite of advanced equipment and precision strike weapons protector will provide critical armed surveillance capability and will be able to deploy against potential adversaries around the globe. The aircraft will also be able to fly in busy unsegregated airspace thanks to detect and avoid technology with an endurance of over 40 hours. 54 squadron is based at Raf Waddington known as the hub of the Rafs intelligence, surveillance target acquisition and reconnaissance fleet.