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Over the course of various deployments, engagement simulations have been provided for the following vehicles: |
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M1A1 Abrams Tank |
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M2/M3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle |
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M113A3 Carrier (medical and maintenance versions) |
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M88A1 Armored Recovery Vehicle |
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M981 Fire Support Team Vehicle |
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M998 HMMWV |
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M1025 HMMWV |
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M1026 HMMWV |
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M997 Cargo Truck |
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M978 Fuel Truck |
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LAV-25/AD/AT/M/CC/R/L Light Armored Vehicle |
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M577A2 Command Post Carrier |
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M93 NBCRS |
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M9ACE Combat Earth Mover |
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T-72 former Soviet Tank |
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BMP-1/2 former Soviet AFV |
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BRDM-2 former Soviet AFV |
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ZSU-234 former Soviet Anti-Aircraft Gun |
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SA-12 former Soviet Surface-to-Air Missile Launcher |
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BTR60PU12 former Soviet APC |
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AAVP7 Amphibious Tracked Carrier |
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M2 Bradley Linebacker |
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Marine Corp IGRS instrumentation for dismounts has been incorporated for limited use. (TSPI only with RTCA through MILES interface) |
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Base Station and After-Action Review hosted in a single trailer |
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Relay stations have a minimum 7km coverage radius and can be deployed to extend the exercise area or to ensure line-of-site data communications connectivity in rugged or foliated terrain. Relay stations have a solar capability that can support up to 5 days of operation. |
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