U.S. Military Airlift Reimagined for Networked Warfare to Enhance Survivability
The U.S. military is reassessing its airlift and tanker capabilities in response to evolving threats in modern warfare. Historically, these aircraft have been crucial for rapid force deployment and humanitarian missions, operating from secure bases with predictable routes. However, adversaries have developed advanced capabilities, such as long-range missiles and electronic warfare, challenging the traditional operational model. As a result, air mobility is increasingly seen as a contested capability requiring resilience and integration into the Department of Air Force Battle Network. SNC's Mobility and HVAA Connectivity and Survivability Solutions offer a modular, open architecture system that allows rapid integration of new sensors and communications, transforming airlift and tanker aircraft into multi-role platforms. This approach enhances situational awareness, survivability, and command and control, while extending the operational relevance of existing fleets. 
