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Line 3: == History == '''DTRACS''' was a tracking and control system used by [[United States military]] units in [[Europe]] and [[South West Asia]] (SWA). The system is actually a commercial off the shelf (COTS) product from ~~[[Qualcomm]]. Its commercial name is [[OmniTRACS]]~~Omnitracs, and is in use by commercial trucking fleets throughout the world. Initially, when the system was first in use by the [[US Army]] in Europe (USAREUR), it was run through an Alcatel contract out of Paris with a [[data feed]] to the USAREUR G4 Logistics Automation Division (LAD). After it became more heavily used, it was determined that the [[Army]] needed its own secure hub on a [[military base]] in [[Germany]]. This hub was located in [[Mannheim, Germany]] outside of [[Coleman Barracks]] at a ___location known as the "tank-farm". This ___location was chosen because it already housed other satellite hubs, one of which was for AFN.

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