Command post platform vehicle specifications

COMMAND POST PLATFORM VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS FULL
COMMAND POST PLATFORM VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS SOFTWARE

вЂњThis is a capability that we've developed with our partner at Allison Transmission, which by the way, is the maker of the transmission used in 90 percent of Army platforms. вЂњWe're very proud of the capability we have, which we think is enabling and transformative, called TITAN On-Board Vehicle Power,вЂќ said Guyan. This enables greater range extension and freedom of maneuver while recharging mission equipment. The result is mission-assured power generated from the vehicleвЂ™s powertrain. With new technology, military vehicles can be transformed into mobile power generators for ground operations, with minimal changes that donвЂ™t affect the performance of the vehicle. Leonardo DRS is working to push tactical power from within vehicles, eliminating the need for towing bulky generators and consolidating the logistical footprint. It's also important that as the network evolves that these systems can enable continued enhancement and future capabilities.вЂќ A PUSH FOR TACTICAL POWER вЂњIt's important that our systems, because they're mission critical, that they are reliable, dependable, and trusted by soldiers. вЂњThese bedrock systems are at the real edge of the network because they're located in combat platforms where the network can be stressed. вЂњWeвЂ™ve been pleased to be the provider of the Battle Command Computing systems used by the Army, first on the FBCB2 program that supported Blue Force tracking and now on MFoCS where we're approaching our 20th year of delivering systems to the Army,вЂќ said Guyan. Under the predecessor program known simply as MFoCS, the company delivered about 51,000 systems to the Army.

COMMAND POST PLATFORM VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS FULL

The company is currently delivering 10,000 to 15,000 MFoCS systems per year on the program called MFoCS II, and this is the second full year of production.

COMMAND POST PLATFORM VEHICLE SPECIFICATIONS SOFTWARE

Leonardo DRS delivers the rugged platform computing system and display hardware, which is installed on all the vehicles in the Army and Marine Corps inventory to run what is currently the software for battle management called Joint Battle Command-Platform (JBC-P). The MFoCSВ program is run by PM Mission Command under PEO Command, Control and CommunicationsвЂ“Tactical (PEO C3T). In the following sections, Bill Guyan, senior vice president and general manager of Leonardo DRS Land Electronics business, provides updates on Army combat networking modernization and onboard power generation. At the core of the architecture is the latest version of the Leonardo DRS voice, data and video tactical server, data distribution unit - block 4 (DDU-4), an upgraded digital vehicle intercom system, and new rugged multi-touch commanderвЂ™s display. Under the contract, the Leonardo DRS Land Electronics business unitВ will provide a significant number of tactical mission systems to be installed into a range of vehicles across a number of brigades. In October 2020, the company announced that it was awarded a $44 million contract to provide advanced situational awareness hardware and software for an allied Middle East nation. Around the same time, the company reported that it has already delivered 70,000 of the MFoCS tactical computing units for ground combat vehicles and command post operations. Worth $104 million, Leonardo DRS is in the second year of a 10-year contract supporting the ArmyвЂ™s Mounted Computing Environment. Leonardo DRS received another production delivery order in June 2020 for the ArmyвЂ™s mission command computing system called the Mounted Family of Computer Systems II (MFoCS II). Leonardo DRS has been one of the ArmyвЂ™s best providers of these systems, with recent contract awards from the Army and foreign allies. Leonardo DRSвЂ™ tactical mission command system and onboard vehicle power can play key rolesД«attlefield technologies-from combat management systems and vehicle power generation to cyber-hardened network computing for C4I-are at the top of the ArmyвЂ™s modernization priorities. The ArmyвЂ™s Future Lies in All Domain Command and Control.

Command post platform vehicle specifications