Cubic Secure Communications, a business unit of Cubic Defense, has been selected by Raytheon Technologies, an RTX company, to deliver Common Data Link (CDL) capability for the MS-110 Reconnaissance Pod program supporting Poland, the company announced May 26.
Cubic will deliver an air and ground data link system that includes an Airborne Data Terminal (ADT), Ground Data Terminal (GDT) and Ground Support Equipment (GSE). Cubic will integrate their GDT with Raytheon’s ground station to support flight operations and enable the real-time collection of reconnaissance information.
“This award reflects the versatility of Cubic Secure Communications and our ability to meet international requirements for CDL systems,” said Dan Moran, vice president and general manager of Cubic Secure Communications. “Our team brings deep expertise in radio frequency technology and a strong track record across multiple programs of record. We look forward to working with Raytheon to advance the MS-110 Reconnaissance Pod’s mission capabilities for Poland and other international partners.”
For more than 25 years, Cubic has been a leading provider of CDL systems across a wide range of aircraft, ships, vehicles and ground stations in support of the U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force and U.S. Marine Corps. The company has certified and fielded systems across numerous programs, helping customers and foreign partners reduce risk and development complexity while meeting evolving mission requirements.
Source: Cubic
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