Reliable communications are essential during emergency response, especially when traditional networks are unavailable.
Last week, DEN Systems traveled to Greenville, North Carolina, to conduct DLX PACE Case training with North Carolina Task Force 10 at Greenville Fire Rescue. Developed in partnership with Deployed Logix, the DLX PACE Case provides a rapidly deployable communications platform supporting voice, messaging, mapping, and operational coordination when traditional communications and internet infrastructure is degraded, disrupted, or unavailable.
North Carolina Task Force 10 is a regional Urban Search and Rescue (US&R) team comprised of personnel from Greenville Fire Rescue and New Bern Fire-Rescue. It was a pleasure working alongside the team and demonstrating how resilient communications technology supports mission-critical operations in the field.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the training! We appreciate the opportunity to demonstrate how resilient communications can strengthen coordination and operational effectiveness in the field.
Andy Wittman, Earl Struble, Ellie Struble, Brian Barnes, Gregory Hauser, JJ Urhausen, Anthony Klontz, North Carolina Emergency Management
