Boeing has submitted its proposal for the US Army’s enhanced medium-altitude reconnaissance and surveillance system (EMARSS) programme.
EMARSS aims to develop a defence capability to detect, identify and track surface targets day or night, in almost all weather conditions, with greater accuracy.
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The airborne targeting support system will be equipped with an electro-optic / infrared full motion video sensor, a communications intelligence collection system, an aerial precision guidance system and enhanced communications suites.
Operating as a single platform, EMARSS will also incorporate two operator workstations and a self-protection suite, and primarily undergo tactical missions.
The US Army is expected to announce the contract for the manufacture and delivery of EMARSS by the end of September 2010.
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