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From: JohnG	3/5/2007 9:22:00 AM
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01/05/2007 \| Print this Press Release \| Email this Press Release to a friend \| Top-Ranking National Capital Region Makes Wide use of “ICRI” Interoperability Gateway C-AT’s low-cost, mobile Interoperability ‘bridge’ allows region’s first-responders to talk DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA – The National Capital Region earned top-ranking by the Department of Homeland Security for its “tactical interoperability” – the ability of mutual-aid first-responders to share voice communications as a critical incident unfolds. The region’s Tactical Interoperable Communications Plan includes the use of the “Incident Commanders’ Radio InterfaceTM,” a low-cost mobile ‘bridge’ used at the scene of emergencies to connect the audio of incompatible radios, cell, satellite and landline telephones. The National Capitol Region (NCR), comprising the District of Columbia and surrounding communities in Maryland and Virginia, was one of only six of 75 jurisdictions nationally to receive the “advanced implementation” scores by the Department of Homeland Security in the recently released Interoperability Scorecard. As part of the NCR’s Tactical Interoperable Communications Plan the Incident Commanders’ Radio Interface (ICRITM) allows first-responders to talk across incompatible radio systems and equipment, including digital, analog, UHF, VHF, 800 MHz, cell, and satellite phones. Developed and manufactured by Virginia-based Communications-Applied Technology, the ICRI addresses three major areas impacting interoperability in communities:

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