What system serves as the link between the Brigade Combat Team and the Integrated Broadcast Service?

The Joint Tactical Terminal (JTT) is designed to facilitate communication between different military levels, particularly linking the Brigade Combat Team (BCT) to the Integrated Broadcast Service (IBS). The JTT receives, processes, and distributes intelligence data from various sources, including satellite feeds, to provide timely and actionable information to commanders and soldiers in the field.

This capability allows for improved situational awareness and decision-making, as the JTT effectively gathers multiple streams of intelligence and relays them to ground units. By bridging the advanced capabilities of the Integrated Broadcast Service with the operational needs of Brigade Combat Teams, the JTT plays a crucial role in enhancing overall mission effectiveness and operational readiness.

In contrast, the other options, such as the Integrated Force Structure (IFS), B-lite, and Ground Workstation (GWS), do not specifically serve this intermediate communication function between a Brigade Combat Team and the Integrated Broadcast Service, thereby lacking the targeted integration that the JTT provides.