MEDIA Coverage
- Talk to me--first-responder link
- BAE Systems launches next phase of interoperability solution
- First responders get linked up wireless by WPI and BAE Systems
- Norwich, Connecticut learns of interoperability challenges, solutions
- BAE Systems supplies systems in Connecticut; mission critical communications
- Yantic fire gets new communication system
- Grant helps firefighters upgrade radios
- Grady County emergency responders receive equipment donation from BAE Systems
- County gets communications equipment
- BAE Systems interoperability box seeing traction
- Oklahoma emergency responders receive equipment donation from BAE Systems
- U.S. Rep. Cole thanks BAE Systems
- Region to benefit from BAE Systems product
- Radio unit to help in emergency
- BAE Systems demonstrates enhanced emergency communication system for first responders
- BAE Systems receives U.S. SAFETY Act designation for advanced communications system
- BAE Systems and communication interoperability
- Interoperability system bridges communications gap
NECN story - In case of emergency 3 MB wmv file
White Paper
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“This ability will contribute to greater firefighter safety and a more efficient execution of their mission. Its interoperability capability even supports communication with National Guard and federal agencies equipment.”
Mike Greene, BAE Systems’ director of Homeland Security Solutions
“Through these grants, we have received desperately needed resources to equip our firefighters with some of the most effective technology available. The BAE Systems solution dramatically improves the communications capabilities for our fire service and the communities they serve.”
John C. Woulfe III
Fire chief, Rumford, Maine
Past president of the Maine Fire Chiefs Association
“The First InterComm system provided an affordable means to communicate with our surrounding communities. The solution has been especially useful in the true emergencies and working fires we have encountered in the past few weeks. The system has definitely helped to minimize risk to my personnel.”
Tom Talento
Fire chief, Hempstead, New York
The system can be configured so that “my personnel can use their existing radio equipment when on scene and receive valuable information en route, allowing us to safely and correctly position our vehicles and maximizing our usefulness.”
Fire chief, West Hempstead, New York
Peter Lilly
