The system uses a global communications architecture that connects several intelligence platforms and sensors. Airmen assigned to AF DCGS produce actionable intelligence from data collected by a variety of sensors on the U-2, RQ-4 Global Hawk, MQ-1 Predator, MQ-9 Reaper and other ISR platforms. Related: Air Force chooses CSRA to maintain DCGS military networking for reconnaissance imagery The AF DCGS has 27 different globally networked sites, and is capable of sensor tasking and control. It can support several ISR platforms in several theaters of operation simultaneously. Exelis tactical networking experts will provide the AF DCGS with a direct feed of information for without going through a third party; increased speed for data collection and processing; and a cloud computing architecture, while supporting growing technologies, Air Force officials say.