T.O. 10M1-7-9-1-1
AIRFORCE
TM 11-5895-1021-14/1
ARMY
TM 08045-15/1
MARINE CORPS
Table 1-3. Equipment Required But Not Supplied
Nomenclature
II Segment Used On.
Quantity
Distribution Box J-3336(V)2/T
AN/TYQ-11(V)6
1
Distribution Box J-3336(V)3/T
AN/TYQ-11(V)8
1
AN/TYQ-11(V)9
1
AN/TYQ-11(V)10
1
Frequency Converter
AN/TYQ-11(V)6
1
(16331) 63C516202G1
AN/TYQ-11(V)9
1
AN/TYQ-12(V)4
1
Dolly Set, Trailer
AN/TYQ-11(V)4
2
A/M32U-17
AN/TYQ-11(V)8
2
AN/TYQ-11(V)6
3
AN/TYQ-11(V)9
3
AN/TYQ-11(V)10
3
AN/TYQ-12(V)4
1
Distribution Box AN/MJQ-10
AN/TYQ-11(V)4
1
Cables, Power
AN/TYQ-12(V)4
1
1-5. DESCRIPTION OF EQUIPMENT.
1-6. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION. An Imagery Interpretation Segment is a mobile, ground based, air- or land-transportable
group of shelters and equipment that enables rapid and accurate interpretation of reconnaissance imagery. Each shelter
in a segment provides imagery interpreters (operators) with environmentally comfortable work stations supported with
mechanical, electrical, and optical interpretation aids.
1-7. The number of shelters in a segment vanes from one to three depending on the segment configuration (see table 1-
2). Figure 1-2 shows a typical three-shelter segment setup. Figure 1-3 shows the same three-shelter segment setup with
Tactical Electronic Reconnaissance (TEREC) antennas in place. Each shelter requires an Air Conditioner Group OA-8840
to provide environmental control within the shelter. A Dolly Set Trailer (mobilizer) A/M32U-17 is required for each shelter
as a mode of transport Power is distributed to the shelters by a Distribution Box J-3336. In a three-shelter segment (figure
1-2), another Frequency Converter is required, in addition to the two provided with the distribution box. In a two-shelter
segment, the additional Frequency Converter is not required. In a single-shelter segment, only a single Frequency
Converter is required, therefore, a Distribution Box is not necessary. A set of power cables is used to distribute power to
each shelter and its Air Conditioner Group. Table 1-4 lists the physical and electrical characteristics of the six
configurations of the Imagery Interpretation Segment. Table 1-5 provides soil types and accepted loads that each is
capable of withstanding.
1-8. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION. All six Imagery Interpretation Segments provide the capability for interpretation of the
following general types of imagery:
Vertical
Side Looking Radar
Split Vertical
Panoramic
Oblique
Laser Line Scanner
Infrared Sensor
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