General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc.

General Atomics Aeronautical - Soar Pod

REAP Pod

Unmatched Disaster Communications

The Rosetta Echo Advanced Payload (REAP) provides a rapidly deployable long-endurance communications system to support disaster relief and emergency operations. With modern cellphone infrastructure, including the AT&T FirstNet® system, REAP provides a critical bridge for first responders and those seeking emergency assistance, especially when ground-based infrastructure is degraded or destroyed. The system also features P25 communications technology that enables emergency workers to better coordinate over long distances and rugged terrain.

Key Benefits

Features multiple communications technologies that provide redundancy for disasters

Emergency 911
FirstNet®
P25 for first responder voice communications

Portable from MQ-9 aircraft to manned aircraft for increased flexibility in disaster scenarios
Features high-bandwidth backhaul, which increases throughput for increased user connectivity

Mission Sets

Communications relay and gateway
Disaster communications

Specs

Dimensions: 110” x 19” x 16.8” | 279.4 cm x 48.3 cm x 42.7 cm
Weight: 480 lb | 217.7 kg
Power: 28 VDC, 1.8 kW

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Features

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The peaceful nations of Northern Europe didn’t choose to rewrite their defense and security outlook for the coming decades. The decision was forced upon them by aggression in the east. Now that they’ve decided to act, however, they’re moving swiftly.

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Send UAS, Not Troops, Into the Danger Zone

High-quality intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance is essential for the United States and its allies – but gathering it can be dangerous work. In more than a dozen incidents around the world over the past two years, and many others before that, irresponsible pilots have threatened, harassed, damaged and, in some cases, destroyed American or allied ISR aircraft, often placing the pilots and air crews inside in extreme jeopardy.

GA-ASI’s Avenger Leads the Way in Autonomy and AI

There’s been a lot of talk about building a new generation of autonomous systems to help the U.S. and its allies preserve their advantage in airpower. General Atomics Aeronautical Systems is leading the way. To understand how, consider the scale and nature of the challenge: Tomorrow’s Air Force needs large numbers of versatile, highly capable aircraft to scout ahead, share what they sense, take on tasks and act largely on their own.

MQ-9A: Helping the Marine Corps Transform Expeditionary Warfare

As it ushers in the coming era of Expeditionary Advanced Base Operations, the Marines are turning to sophisticated unmanned aircraft to outmaneuver these threats.

MQ-9B - A Growing Track Record of Performance in the Maritime Domain

Unmanned aircraft have been revolutionizing intelligence, military, and so many other applications for years. Now their impact extends to the way navies operate at sea. Leading the way is the MQ-9B SeaGuardian®, which enables the most advanced navies, coast guard agencies, and other maritime authorities to patrol longer, detect more, and make existing units much more effective.