The Naval Modular Automated Communications System (NAVMACS) Model II AN/SYQ-7A(V), commonly referred to as NAVMACS II, is a ship-to-ship or ship/shore/ship message processing system.

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In a huge step toward implementing a common messaging solution for warfighters afloat and ashore, the Naval Modular Automated Communication Systems (NAVMACS II)/Single Messaging Solution (SMS)...

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NAVMACS is a shipboard message processing system that automatically guards a minimum of four broadcast channels, serves as an automated shipboard terminal for CUDIXS, and provides accountability for all incoming and outgoing message processing needs for ships of the fleet.

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Tactical Messaging (formerly NAVMACS/SMSII) developed joint/combined individual and organizational message handling for United States Naval ships and submarines, United States Marine Corp (USMC) vans, and selected Military Sealift Command (MSC) and United States Coast Guard (USCG) platforms.

The Naval Modular Automated Communications System (NAVMACS) is a shipboard message-processing system developed to meet command missions. The NAVMACS provides accurate, secure, and expedient communications for various classes of ships and flagships.

This report describes functionally each set of programs necessary to interface C2 systems (NAVMACS, DTS, CCIS, and TSA) to the Command Center Network, through PDP 11 /03 microcomputers serving as network