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s=air" target="_blank">Air s=warrior" target="_blank">Warrior (AW) is a combat aircrew ensemble designed for s=u" target="_blank">U.S. Army aircrews.
Previous aviation life support equipment consisted of a non-integrated assemblage of protective and survival gear. s=air" target="_blank">Air s=warrior" target="_blank">Warrior is fielded incrementally in blocks to rapidly provide enhanced capabilities to the warfighter. It leverages and integrates clothing and equipment, such as the Army Aircrew Combat Uniform, and ballistic protection from other product managers. As of April 2010, more than 18,000 AW systems had been used in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.
Components
= Electronic Data Manager
=The Spiral 3.5 Electronic Data Manager (EDM) is a light, rugged, sunlight-readable touch-screen computer operating on Windows-based software. The EDM is in the form of a kneeboard and provides the aviator with an Aviation Mission Planning System interface, enhanced situational awareness, GPS moving map capabilities, and enables the aircrew to quickly plan and safely execute missions and react rapidly to mission changes in flight. More than 2,200 Spiral 3.5 EDMS have been fielded.
= Portable Helicopter Oxygen Delivery System
=The Portable Helicopter Oxygen Delivery System (PHODS) is a lightweight breathing oxygen product worn by the aircrew that provides supplemental oxygen to Soldiers without restricting their movements in and around their aircraft. An automatic regulator dispenses oxygen via nasal cannula in the correct amount and rate based upon altitude and the individual’s breathing rate. It replaces the Helicopter Oxygen System, which weighed well over 100 pounds, tethered the user to the aircraft, and could not be fitted on all Army rotary wing aircraft. Over 1,700 systems have been as of mid-2010.
= Aircraft Wireless Intercom System
=The Aircraft Wireless Intercom System (AWIS) provides hands-free, cordless communication between aircrew members. The system has a full duplex voice-activated mode, hands-free mode, and a push-to-talk mode. It features fifty independent channels (aircraft networks) with up to six crew members on each aircraft network. AWIS enables simultaneous omnidirectional communications among all users in the aircraft network within 200 feet of the center of the aircraft and provides the first true intercom capability between the entire aircraft crew, hoist operators, and rescue personnel on the hoist. Over 130 systems are fielded as of mid-2010 and an encryption capability will be added in Fiscal Year 2011.
= History
== Increment III
=AW Increment III includes:
Electronic Data Manager, a portable digital mission planning device for over-the-horizon messaging and enhanced situational awareness capabilities through connectivity to Blue Force Tracking-Aviation
Aircraft Wireless Intercom System for secure cordless, hands-free aircrew communications
Survival Kit, Ready Access, Modular (SKRAM)
Go Bag with integrated hydration
Portable Helicopter Oxygen Delivery System, a Soldier-worn supplemental breathing oxygen system for high-altitude operations
Communication Enhancement and Protection System (CEPS), providing helmet hear-through capability
= Successor
=Building on the legacy s=air" target="_blank">Air s=warrior" target="_blank">Warrior gear carriage and clothing system, the s=air" target="_blank">Air Soldier System (s=air" target="_blank">Air SS) Increment 1a initiative focuses on improving aircrew survivability, comfort, and efficiency by reducing weight and torso bulk, improving head and laser eye protection, and increasing rear crew member mobility.
The s=air" target="_blank">Air SS Increment 1a will feature optimized survival equipment (72-hour requirement) and a pocket system that eliminates unnecessary items. It also will include standardized survival gear components. It will reduce the bulk and weight of the legacy s=air" target="_blank">Air s=warrior" target="_blank">Warrior body armor system. As part of the AS Increment 1a, the Modular Aircrew Common Helmet (MACH) or an improved legacy HGU-56/P helmet will offer a 15 to 50 percent improvement in head impact protection. Advances in laser eye protection (from 3 to 5 fixed wavelengths) are also included in the initiative.
The Wearable Environmental Control System (WECS), powered by an Integrated Portable Power Source, will eliminate the cooling system umbilical for nonrated crew members. The AS Increment 1a will also feature enhanced SA/C3 capabilities to achieve JBC-P interoperability. Initial implementation of terrain/obstacle avoidance capability will be through the AW Electronic Data Manager.
Contract award for AS Increment 1a is expected in 2011.
= Microclimate Cooling System
=The Microclimate Cooling System (MCS) gives Army aircrews an increase of over 350 percent mission endurance (from 1.6 hours to 5.7 hours), while wearing chemical protective equipment or in other heat stress mission environments. The system features a vest and aircraft-mounted cooling unit that pumps chilled water via an umbilical to small tubes embedded in the vest.
Because of its success as part of the s=air" target="_blank">Air s=warrior" target="_blank">Warrior ensemble, the MCS were also being used by crews in ground vehicle platforms in Operation Iraqi Freedom, including Stryker, Abrams, and Bradley.
See also
Land s=warrior" target="_blank">Warrior
Future Force s=warrior" target="_blank">Warrior
References
This article incorporates work from https://web.archive.org/web/20110719162954/https://peosoldier.army.mil/newpeo/Folio2010/PMSW/PM_CSW/XM205.xml, which is in the public domain as it is a work of the United States Military.
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