What tactical planning equipment is found in a BAE cell?

The BAE cell typically employs the Tactical Airborne Intelligence System (TAIS) as its primary tactical planning equipment. TAIS is designed to integrate various forms of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance data to support mission planning and execution. It enhances situational awareness for operations by providing real-time data and imagery, thereby facilitating informed decision-making in dynamic environments.

While the other options like AMPS (Aviation Mission Planning System), GPS (Global Positioning System), and RADAR (Radio Detection and Ranging) are important technologies in aviation and military operations, they serve different roles. AMPS focuses on mission planning rather than real-time tactical execution, GPS provides navigational data, and RADAR assists in detecting and tracking objects in the vicinity. None of these options offer the comprehensive tactical planning capabilities that TAIS does within a BAE cell framework.