Case Study: Kuwait

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  • Kuwaiti borders vulnerable to attack
  • Government needed total surveillance solution to monitor air, land and sea
  • TCOM 71M LASS System deployed
  • Timely deployment enabled rapid detection of invasion forces
  • Radar Operator at LASS site alerted Kuwaiti Forces

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  • Enabled safe departure of Kuwaiti Royal Family
  • TCOM aerostats remain critical component of Kuwaiti border security strategy
  • Kuwaiti citizens are safer thanks to TCOM persistent surveillance systems

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[av_textblock av_uid=’av-127an’]During the months preceding the first Gulf War, Kuwaiti security forces were faced with unique surveillance challenges. Forces needed to maintain awareness of activities along the interior border with Iraq, along the coast of the Persian Gulf, as well as in the surrounding airspace. Without total domain awareness, the nation was particularly vulnerable to attack.

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The Kuwaiti government turned to TCOM, the leader in persistent airborne surveillance, to solve the border surveillance issues using an aerostat system. Just two months after becoming operational, a TCOM LASS (Low Altitude Surveillance System) provided vital early warning of the Iraqi invasion that allowed the Kuwaiti Royal Family to escape. The TCOM 71M Aerostat system had been operating continuously at high altitude for 6 days when, in the very early hours after midnight, its radar payload provided the first alert of Iraqi helicopter activity and mass crossing of Iraqi tanks across the Kuwaiti air and land borders.

A radar operator at the site was credited with alerting the Kuwaiti Air Force Officers of the impending invasion. This early warning allowed security forces to arrange the safe departure of the Emir and his family from Kuwait. TCOM employees at the LASS site continued to operate the system for four more hours during the invasion before safely fleeing the site.
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[av_textblock av_uid=’av-3cjsv’]Since the initial detection of invading Iraqi forces, TCOM aerostat surveillance systems have been an integral component to Kuwaiti border security programs. Currently, a TCOM 71M Aerostat system provides persistent surveillance along the Kuwaiti borders, simultaneously detecting and tracking low flying aircraft, surface vessels and ground movers. Ultimately, the Kuwaiti borders – and Kuwaiti citizens – are safer thanks to TCOM persistent surveillance systems.

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3 thoughts on “Case Study: Kuwait”

  1. Cela peut être ennuyeux lorsque vos relations sont perturbées et que son téléphone ne peut pas être suivi. Maintenant, vous pouvez facilement effectuer cette activité à l’aide d’une application d’espionnage. Ces applications de surveillance sont très efficaces et fiables et peuvent déterminer si votre femme vous trompe.

  2. urveillez votre téléphone de n’importe où et voyez ce qui se passe sur le téléphone cible. Vous serez en mesure de surveiller et de stocker des journaux d’appels, des messages, des activités sociales, des images, des vidéos, WhatsApp et plus. Surveillance en temps réel des téléphones, aucune connaissance technique n’est requise, aucune racine n’est requise.

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