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MC2A

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MC2AMulti-Mission Command and Control Aircraft (now Multisensor Command and Control Aircraft)
MC2AMultisensor Command and Control Aircraft (formerly Multi-Mission Command and Control Aircraft)
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To make room in the budget for other priorities, the Teal Group predicts, the Air Force will attempt to kill the $6 billion E-10 MC2A (multi-sensor command and control aircraft) program, which is intended to succeed the airborne warning and control system (AWACS).
Aging aircraft, war costs weigh heavily in future budgets by Magnuson, Stew / National Defense
From the first time I met John Jumper, through hours of discussions with Lincoln Labs and the creation of the Paul Revere test bed aircraft, MC2A always has been thought of as an integration and BMC2 system; it is sensor independent; it is platform, independent.
Air force transformation--phase II by Air Force Speeches
The Boeing-led MC2A Increment 2 is scheduled to provide AMTI (Airborne Moving Target Indication) over a 360-degree scan, but there are fears that this may interfere with GMTI.
More eyes in skies by Braybrook, Roy / Armada International
 
 
 
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