Solutions By Programs Future Combat Systems
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The Future Combat Systems (Brigade Combat Team) is the cornerstone of Army modernization. FCS provides Soldiers and leaders with leading-edge technologies and capabilities allowing them to dominate in asymmetric ground warfare while allowing the Army to build a force that can sustain itself in remote areas. The FCS program is progressing on time and schedule, using a holistic system of system acquisition approach to get state-of-the-art equipment to our Soldiers now.
FCS has moved from concept to reality. Today, there are currently 75 FCS hardware tests and evaluations ongoing across the country. Equipment is in the hands of Soldiers with successes such as movement of images from FCS sensors across the battlefield using the network, field tests of FCS unmanned systems at Fort Bliss, Texas, and delivery of the first FCS Manned Ground Vehicle (MGV) prototype, the Non Line of Sight-Cannon (NLOS-C) for evaluations to prove full system viability.
Absolute Analysis Protocol Test Solution Applications in Future Combat Systems
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“Future Combat Systems is the core of our modernization effort and will provide our Soldiers an unparalleled understanding of their operational environment, increased precision and lethality, and enhanced survivability.” The Honorable Pete Geren, Secretary of the Army
The FCS program consists of eight new Manned Ground Vehicles (MGVs), a family of unmanned air and ground vehicles, the Non Line of Sight-Launch System, and advanced tactical and urban sensors that are all connected by a state-of-the-art network. Working together, these systems will help Soldiers share real-time information across the battlefield. Overall, FCS will provide Soldiers vastly increased situational awareness, survivability, and lethality-ensuring they can take the fight to the enemy before the enemy has time to react.
