Have Sync –米空軍の電子対抗手段(ECCM)SINCGARS機能の開発プログラムで、地上部隊との直接通信用にAN/ARC-186航空機搭載VHF無線機を置き換えるもので、AN/ARC-205 Have Sync無線機の開発につながった。このプログラムは1989年10月に中止された。[ 195 ]
フェニックス・スコーピオン作戦 I & II 1997–1998、フェーズ III および IV – イラクとの「デザート・サンダー」対決中にクウェート、サウジアラビア、中東に追加の部隊と装備を配備。[ 299 ] 1998 年、第 433 空輸航空団はフェニックス・スコーピオン I – III に参加した。[ 300 ]フェニックス・スコーピオン IV には、デビッド・グラント米空軍医療センターが関与した。[ 301 ]
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