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simultaneously to produce horizon-to-horizon coverage along the flight line. as TARPS. The following discussion is only a brief overview of TARPS along with a brief explanation of systems are addressed later in this chapter under the POD SYSTEM (TARPS) photographic reconnaissance capabilities (fig. 4-7). TARPS, when fully configured for the tactical reconnaissance function, contains two photographic sensors (cameras): one infrared reconnaissance set (IRRS)--the electronics required to operate the cameras and the IRRS-and the auxiliary equipment to support the system (fig. 4-8). The TARPS can be used in a variety of tactical photo reconnaissance situations, such as target acquisition, prestrike target identification, poststrike target assessment, target tracking, maritime surveillance, and map surveillance. The TARPS is designed to provide day and night and low-to-high altitude reconnaissance. Operation of TARPS is controlled by the naval flight officer/radar intercept officer (NFO/RIO). Additionally, the pilot is provided w i t h c a m e r a O N - O F F c a p a b i l i t y . T h e TARPS-equipped Tomcats retain a significant offensive capability, even when carrying out a photographic role. The aircraft can be returned to a full-combat Advanced Photography Course |
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