Inter-Coastal Electronics
Inter-Coastal Electronics (ICE) provides the Army’s Program of Record for training, instrumentation and network infrastructures that enable Army Aviation Units to train at centralized training centers or at their local ‘home station’.
Training Aircrew Survivability Equipment (ASE) Stimulation Suite, or (TASS) has US Army airworthiness for AH-64, CH-47, and UH-60 helicopters. TASS emulates the Aircraft Survivability Equipment (ASE) when within threat acquisition and engagement ranges, requiring pilots to take appropriate actions for peer/ near-peer threat avoidance giving them the Reps and Sets they need in order to increase tactical proficiency, build muscle memory and develop survivable instincts. The emulated ASE triggers the correct audio/visual cues to the aircrew, and inventories and decrements Chaff and Flare countermeasures. TASS also replicates enemy Integrated Air Defense Systems (IADS) threats by providing interrogation, tracking and targeting of aircraft participating in combined arms Force-on-Force (FoF) training at the US Army National and Joint Readiness Training Centers (NTC and JRTC) and records actions for After Action Review playback.





