Global command and control system - Army

Article Abstract:

The US Army is making use of a global command and control system that can fulfill a variety of functions, including the deployment and sustaining of forces in the field. The system, produced primarily by Lockheed Martin Mission Systems, is described.

Product information, Information services, Aerospace industry, Lockheed Martin Mission Systems

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Crusader: material archetype for Army transformation.l

Article Abstract:

The US Army has developed the Crusader 155 mm self-propelled artillery system as part of its reorganization and recapitalization of equipment. Redesign of the original Crusader, and other operational details, are discussed.

Innovations, Design and construction, Tanks (Military science), Tanks (Combat vehicles), Crusader Advanced Field Artillery System (Weapons system)

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Establishing the Army's presence in space; joint tactical ground station & multimission mobile processor

Article Abstract:

The US Army's joint tactical ground station and multimission mobile processors are to be used as part of the country's missile defense strategy. This ground information wll be coupled with satellite information to detect and analyze any hostile ballistic missile launches.

Equipment and supplies, Ballistic missile defenses

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