Help ID'ing: AN/FYQ-90a HP terminal? computer?

[USSEnterprise]

I am trying to figure out what this thing is. It is a keyboard, and a backplane of cards going back. The cards are all HP. Any ideas?

 

[nige the hippy]

It looks like a starship.

 

[USSEnterprise]

I'll post a picture in a bit, and put something less obtrusive in my signature

 

[USSEnterprise]

 

[nige the hippy]

The comment was entirely tongue-in-cheek, please don't take offense. It looks like one key down from something I would consider a very good find.
If you don't find a use for it, can I have those 2 connectors in the middle at the back please, they should plug into my tape drive!
I love odd-ball stuff.
What was the lid like?

 

[USSEnterprise]

What was the lid like?

missing. From what I can tell from googling, it is some kind of secure display terminal, but there isn't much available.

It isn't mine. I'm just trying to get some background on it.

 

[Chuckster_in_Jax]

It looks like the terminal listed below with the CRT section removed.

http://www.hpmuseum.net/images/2640B-WithScreenChuck-40.jpg

However, the keyboard for those terminals were detached from the CRT section.

 

[oglesbyw]

That terminal was part of the Special Forces Burst communications system AN/TSC-99 made by Rockwell Collins. It was used for crypto

 

[A4000Bear]

Being ex-military, the item should have an NSN (NATO stock number) on it somewhere. It should look something like this: 7025-01-123-4567.

You may be able to find some information using this number here: http://www.dlis.dla.mil/webflis/pub/pub_search.aspx