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Senior Airman Brett Schickler of the 914th Communications Squadron checks for power and connectivity during a Site Communications Exercise July 13 during the Unit Training Assembly at the Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station, N.Y. The squadron trained the Airmen in proper construction of a Joint Interoperability Site Communication Capability Package. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Daniel Becker)

914 CS readies JISCC

Published July 18, 2013
By Senior Airman Daniel Becker
914th Airlift Wing Public Affairs

NIAGARA FALLS AIR RESERVE STATION, N.Y. -- The 914th Communications Squadron conducted initial training for their new Airman in the setup and maintenance of an exercise site here July 13 during the Unit Training Assembly.

The squadron trained the Airmen on proper construction and implementation of a military tent to be used for a Joint Incident Site Communication Capability Package, known as "JISCC." This training also served as a refresher course for seasoned Airmen in the squadron.

The JISCC is a full-spectrum communications device capable of providing a multitude of options to a variety of users, including wired and wireless internet connectivity, uplink to various satellites for users, telephone service to anywhere in the world, radio connections for both UHF and VHF and many more connections capabilities.

This instruction allowed different work sections in the squadron to train together as a unit and conduct their exercises over the UTA.

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