#Purple centurion boat mod

Skynet - is a family of military communications satellites, they provide strategic and tactical communication services to the branches of the British Armed Forces, the British intelligence agencies, some UK government departments and agencies, and to allied governments including the Five Eyes intelligence alliance members (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States).Small SATCOM - the satellite ground terminal is reasonably lightweight (41kg) and can be set up by a single trained operator in less than 30 minutes, also using the Skynet V network.Reacher - is a mobile X-Band Satellite Ground Terminal that uses the Skynet V military satellite network.Falcon - joint tactical trunk communications system for the Land Environment.

#Purple centurion boat mod

The MoD plans to replace Bowman with a system named Morpheus in the future. Bowman Combat Net Radio - secure HF, VHF, UHF voice and data communications.Personal Role Radio (PRR) – one issued to each member.Commander's target locating systems (CTLS).Head mounted Night Vision System (HNVS), based on the American AN/PVS-14.Laser Light Module Vario Ray Adaptive Target Acquisition Modules.Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight (ACOG) to be used with the L129A1 rifle.Sight Unit Small Arms, Trilux (SUSAT) or SpecterOS Lightweight Day Sights (LDS).L132A1 smoke grenades and/or L84A3 red phosphorus smoke grenades.In certain situations an L128A1 combat shotgun for use by the section point soldier (point position is subject to rotation between individual members of the section).元A1 bayonets for each L85A3 and L129A1 rifles in the section.Six L85A3 rifles, two of which are usually equipped with an L123A3 underslung grenade launcher (UGL).While equipment formations can be tailored as required by section and platoon commanders, infantry sections are usually issued with the following: Weapons The British infantry section consists of eight soldiers who are normally organised into two four-soldier infantry fireteams. A soldier from the Royal Anglian Regiment firing his L85A2 in Afghanistan