What device is used to watch the MQ-9 feed on the ground?

The device used to watch the MQ-9 feed on the ground is ROVER. ROVER, which stands for Remote Operations Video Enhanced Receiver, is specifically designed to receive and display full-motion video and other data transmitted from unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) like the MQ-9 Reaper. It provides critical intelligence and real-time situational awareness to ground forces, enabling them to make informed decisions based on the video and data being streamed from the UAV.

The Global Command and Control System (GCS) primarily refers to ground control stations that manage the flight and operations of UAVs, but ROVER is the device tailored for receiving video feeds specifically. The APG-83 refers to a type of radar system and is not related to video feeds, while SIPRNET is a secure internet network used primarily for classified communications, again not specifically for video feed reception.