Millennium possesses subject matter expertise in support of the development, test, and integration of strategic and theater command, control, and communications capabilities.

In addition, Millennium also provides the means of coordinating and optimizing essentially any type of operations and has experience and capabilities in developing military C3 technologies and systems, particularly for use in large test programs.

• Centers that we developed have been used in applications ranging from testing anti-satellite weapon systems to the facility at Kwajalein for controlling tests on the emerging Ballistic Missile Defense System.

• We apply tools from operations research and systems engineering in activities such as generating reduced requirements documents and evaluating commercially available equipment for meeting these requirements.

• Our communications specialists design systems that reduce costs yet deliver the reaction speed and provide the reliability, survivability, endurability, and interoperability necessary for each application.

• Millennium has Developed the Multi-Sensor Fusion Engine (MSFE)
  • Used to Generate a Fused State Vector for Instrumentation Cueing from Multiple Sources (IR, Radar, Metric, Telemetry)
    • Ground Based Radars and Optical Platforms
    • Airborne Optical Assets (WASP, HALO, AIRBOSS)
  • Contains Communications, Advanced Algorithms, and BMDS Interoperability
  • Validated in 100 Live Fire Test Missions over Past 10 Years

• Millennium Developed and Operates the Missile Defense Connectivity Center (MIDCON)
  • Receive Aegis Weapons System Link-16 (J3.6) on Live Fire Events
  • Generate Covariance Request (J7.1) for transmission to Aegis CG/DDG
  • Support Aegis Crew Training
  • Support Aegis BMDS software certifications
  • Provide Situational Awareness to SPAWAR Interoperability Crews
  • SM-3 Test And Evaluation (CIL in Tucson, AZ; HIL in Moorestown, NJ
  • Ground and Airborne Instrumentation Cueing

• Millennium Provides Mission Planning, Real-time Test Communications, and Post-mission Analysis for Live Fire Tests