The Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) gives the US military a powerful, flexible tool that can connect to sensors, unmanned systems, and fires in the field, while also providing enterprise-level capabilities such as integrating with command and control architectures and data platforms. TAK is now used by hundreds of thousands of personnel across the joint force, and is expanding into homeland security as well.
In this eBRIEF, Breaking Defense examines the TAK, its capabilities, and how it helps warfighters stay connected.
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