ITT showcased its global network on the moveactive distribution (GNOMAD) for an array of military and government agency vehicles. It provides a secure, affordable, modular, and expandable mobile point of presence or network extension to support critical communication needs worldwide.

Its key features include on-the move Kuband terminal taking advantage of global satellite coverage to provide network connectivity anywhere, even in motion; secure communications supporting encryption devices in use by military and commercial users; connects soldier radios to IP networks, providing beyond the line of sight communications to radios such as AS-110; its voice over internet protocol (VoIP) users can communicate with existing infrastructure, etc.

Also was ITTs hands-free audio video capturing and transcribing transmission system (HAVCATTS) combining Taser International’s Axon audio and video capabilities with the ITT SpearNet radio. The mix of technologies helps the end user focus on their mission while simultaneously capturing it in digital video and audio. HAVCATTS two-in-one system provides medics with hands-free capabilities to capture, transcribe and transmit complete wounded warrior medical treatment events. Using HAVCATTS with GNOMAD system enables dismounted medics and medical evacuation vehicles to support medics with on-the-move telemedicine support from medical staff located at combat aid stations, combat support hospitals and medical treatment facilities within the area of operations. HAVCATTS assists organisations in providing effective training from internship, cross-training, on the job crime scene investigation and incident response teams, by allowing recording of their actions.