The Victor Talking Machine Company, Camden, NJ is incorporated October 3, 1901, beginning a
manufacturing empire that grows to a 2.5 million square-foot, 31-building, 58-acre City Within
a City by 1929, with sales of 8 million Victor Victrolas and 600 million Victor Records. The
Company registers the trademark His Master's Voice, featuring Nipper the fox terrier listening
to a talking machine/phonograph.
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Radio Corporation of America (RCA) purchases the Victor Talking Machine Company, Camden, NJ in
1929, establishes the RCA Victor Company, Inc., Camden, NJ in 1930, and creates Radio Headquarters
for the World, the first consolidated facility for development and production of radio and television
broadcasting and receiving equipment for commercial and government customers.
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In 1937, RCA Manufacturing Company, Camden, NJ performs the first practical demonstration of
a microwave scanning radar capable of identifying and locating moving ships. The rooftop-based
radar detects distance and location of ships passing in the nearby Delaware River.
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The world's first mass-produced television set, with a 10-inch picture tube (Model 630-TS), is
mass-produced by RCA Victor Division Camden, NJ, beginning September 17, 1946, for the post-war
public for $375.
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RCA Defense Electronic Products, Camden, NJ produces the communications subsystem for the
Command Module (CM), Lunar Excursion Module (LEM), and Extra Vehicular Communications System
(EVCS) for NASA's Apollo manned space program from Apollo 7 (1968) to Apollo 17 (1972).
EVCS is successfully deployed on Apollo 11 when, on July 20, 1969, the world hears astronaut
Neil Armstrong say, "That's one small step for man - one giant leap for mankind." as he becomes
the first human to step on the moon.
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L-3 Communication Systems-East's MarCom® Integrated Communication
System is providing a high degree of communications integration to this class of submarines which
significantly improves the C4I and situational awareness critical to the submarine's multi-mission roles.
The automation capabilities introduced by MarCom enable reduced operational manpower requirements and
associated operations cost savings, while maintaining a highly secure environment.
For more information visit our Integrated Radio Room or
Integrated Communications websites.
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OMNIxiTM is L-3 CS-E's voice, modem data and high-speed data encryptor
to support Type-1 security requirements. The OMNIxiTM adds Type-1
security to any standard commercial telephone and offers toll quality secure voice Supporting SCIP protocol.
The SCIP Protocol ensures interoperability with STE terminals, CONDOR wireless handsets, and other SCIP devices.
OMNIxiTM is a cost effective way to transition from legacy STU-III
equipment. Connecting an OMNIxiTM with a STU-III for voice communication
provides improved voice quality while still allowing secure STU-III to STU-III calls in a bypass mode.
For more information visit our OMNI or
Information Assurance websites.
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In 1987, GE-RCA Government Communications Systems Division, Camden, NJ begins development of
the communications and tracking subsystem for NASA and the US Space Station Freedom Program.
The S-Band voice and telemetry communications system is activated during the ten-day mission of the
US Space Shuttle Endeavor (STS-97), which is launched on November 30th, 2000 to deliver and install
the first set of US-provided solar arrays on what has now become the International Space Station.
For more information visit our ISR Systems website.
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L-3 CS-E supplies the Antenna for the Delta IV Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle (EELV).
For more information visit our
ISR Systems website.
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On September 7-13, 1998, L-3 CS-E introduces the Strategic/Tactical Airborne Recorder (S/TAR),
an innovative suite of solid state and magnetic disk storage products for airborne,
surface and land platforms. S/TAR continues a 45-year heritage of producing high performance
recording systems for military and civil applications. For more information visit our
S/TAR or ISR Systems websites.
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L-3 CS-E RF Systems Communications integration experience includes design, mechanical/electrical
integration, and production support for the US Army's Bradley Command and Control Vehicle (C2V)
and the Stryker Command Vehicle (CV) for the Interim Brigade Combat Team (IBCT).
For more information visit our C2V-SBCT or
RF Systems websites.
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L-3 CS-E supplies MarCom Integrated Digital Systems for highest performance, lowest cost,
ship-wide tactical communications for all US Navy CG-47 Ticonderoga class AEGIS guided missile
cruisers, DDG-51 Arleigh Burke class of guided missile destroyers, and the newest amphibious ship:
LPD-17 San Antonio class amphibious transport dock surface ships. For more information visit our
MarCom or
Integrated Communications websites.
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L-3 CS-E provides security products and services for the US Air Force F-35 Joint Strike Fighter
(JSF) weapons system. For more information visit our Information Assurance website.
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The REM-Sense System passively DETECTS, CLASSIFIES, and TRACKS personnel and vehicle targets and is
field-proven in a wide range of tactical operations worldwide. The system components are easily transported and
emplaced to provide intelligence and protection against a variety of threats. The versatile REM-Sense components
are interoperable, and compatible with a number of military and commercial sensor message formats, is software
upgradeable, and can be tailored to support various missions. Components of this system are the Remotely Monitored
Battlefield Sensor System (REMBASS) Unattended Ground Sensor (UGS) and the Battlefield Anti-Intrusion System (BAIS).
For more information visit our REMBASS-II, BAIS or
RF Systems websites.
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L-3 is providing integrated interior and exterior communications plus antennas for this 418' ship, including state
of the art technology that includes the Symphony® Automated Communications
Resource Manager, the RF Distribution System, and the MarCom® Integrated Voice
Communications System. The National Security Cutter (NSC) is the flagship of the modern USCG fleet, capable of meeting
all maritime security mission needs. It is the largest and most technically advanced class of cutter in the Coast
Guard, with robust capabilities for maritime homeland security, law enforcement and national defense missions and
integrated comms capabilities which are unmatched. For more information visit our Integrated Communications website.
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CS-E's family of In-Line Network Encryptors (INEs) offers users and government network architects the
broadest range of solutions certified to the NSA's High Assurance Internet Protocol Encryptor Interoperability
Specification (HAIPE® IS). Each of the Red Eagle products, the KG-240A
100Mbps encryptor, the KG-245A 1 Gbps encryptor and the KG-245X 10 Gbps encryptor, support IP security
requirements at classification levels up to Top Secret/Special Compartmented Information. For more information visit our RedEagle or
Information Assurance websites. HAIPE® is a registered trademark of the NSA. Incorporating NetHawk VPN Technology Licensed by SafeNet Inc.
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L-3 CS-E's Secure Terminal Equipment (STE) is the only integrated, certified, Type 1
secure voice and data terminal for use on analog, ISDN, and tactical networks and is the primary
replacement for the legacy, 3rd generation Secure Telephone Unit (STU-III) equipment used by
government and military services. For more information visit our
STE or
Information Assurance websites.
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L-3 CS-E is contracted by NSA for the security implementation on the
Advanced EHF COMSEC/TRANSEC System (ACTS), a MILSTAR Joint Program Office (MJPO) Project.
Scope includes full production for the satellite units, with plans to add Low Rate Initial
Production (LRIP) for selected ground units. For more information visit our
Information Assurance website.
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Talon® is the smallest and lowest cost encryptor that is interoperable with both HAIPE®
and SCIP protocols. This flexibility allows both voice and data interoperability with legacy SCIP products such as the STE
telephone or OMNI Secure terminals as well as IP data with any HAIPE-certified network encryptor. Talon's flexibility is
further enhanced via a wide range of network interface adapters including Ethernet, Wi-Fi, dial-up and SATCOM terminals.
For more information visit our Talon or
Information Assurance website. HAIPE® is a registered trademark of the NSA.
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