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Company-level force-on-force exercises | |||
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Dry-fire tank gunnery exercise support | |||
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Direct fire engagement simulation | |||
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Main guns (M1A1, M2, M3, T-72, etc.) | |||
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Coaxial machine guns (M1A1, T-72, etc.) | |||
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Bradley TOW missile | |||
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Indirect (artillery, mines) fire engagement simulation | |||
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Real-time exercise control and monitoring | |||
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Real-time casualty assessment and kill removal | |||
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Visual and aural cues for firing and damage events | |||
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Compatibility with Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) Protocol Data Units (PDUs) |
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Rapid configuration of vehicles (<30 min. on the M1A1) | |||
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Quick removal of instrumentation (<30 min.) | |||
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After Action Review (tactical voice networks synchronized with visual playback of vehicle maneuvers and engagements) | |||
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Live fire capability | |||
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Range safety monitoring | |||
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Crew served weapons | |||
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