The network provides end-to-end wide area communications using the same Asynchronous Transfer Mode protocol that underpins many late-20th Century civilian telecommunications networks. It supports voice traffic routed over IP (although this is distinct from Internet VoIP) and can also support IPv4 and IPv6 BTDS traffic.
Criticisms
On 10 September 2009 the MoD announced[2] that the system was to be withdrawn from service in Afghanistan and replaced with a system from Israel called Radwin .