Terrestrial Trunk Radio Relay
Terrestrial trunk radio relay systems are primarily used to connect the headquarters of brigades, divisions and higher military formations. They typically deliver voice and data services, and can be based on boxed or palletized equipment, or vehicle installations (which may be mounted under armour for use on the battlefield).
Read more about this topic: British Armed Forces Communications And Information Systems
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