How does Link 16 provide voice control?

How does Link 16 provide voice control?

• A. Through one full duplex analog voice channel
• B. Through two half duplex digital voice channels over the TDL-J network using the MIDS LVT 1 Port 1 and Port 2 audio channels
• C. Not supported
• D. Via standard GPS voice

Answer: (B)

Voice over Link 16 is carried as digital voice through the MIDS LVT-1 terminal. The system provides two half-duplex digital voice channels on the TDL-J network, using Port 1 and Port 2 audio channels. This means conversations are conducted over two separate digital paths rather than a single analog full‑duplex path, allowing coordinated, push‑to‑talk style voice exchanges within the Link 16 framework. It’s not standard GPS voice, and voice is supported in this digital form, not as a single analog channel.

Voice over Link 16 is carried as digital voice through the MIDS LVT-1 terminal. The system provides two half-duplex digital voice channels on the TDL-J network, using Port 1 and Port 2 audio channels. This means conversations are conducted over two separate digital paths rather than a single analog full‑duplex path, allowing coordinated, push‑to‑talk style voice exchanges within the Link 16 framework. It’s not standard GPS voice, and voice is supported in this digital form, not as a single analog channel.