Command & Control Systems
Mission Command.
Mission Accomplished.
General Dynamics' Command & Control systems enable commanders and warfighters alike to securely collaborate on a common operating picture. These systems provide a real-time visualization of the battlefield, empowering commanders to make effective decisions and warfighters to complete their missions.
Common Aviation Command & Control System
Common Aviation Command & Control System (CAC2S) provides Marine Corps operators with a consolidated picture of events taking place on the battlefield in real time at sea, in the air and on land. The system brings together data from expeditionary radars, weapon systems, unmanned aerial vehicles and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance resources to provide a common operational picture for Marine Air-Ground Task Force commanders and their staffs.
GeoSuite
GeoSuite® is a web-based, multimedia system that provides advanced situational awareness and information sharing for military and public safety personnel, including law enforcement, search and rescue workers and first responders. Users collect, report and share real-time information for enhanced decision-making and effective response.
Tactical Airspace Integration System
Tactical Airspace Integration System (TAIS) is a mobile, airspace management system providing combined air-ground operational environment management based on joint service and information system inputs. TAIS provides situational awareness of friendly and enemy air activity and is interoperable with joint, coalition, and civil aviation forces. It is currently employed by the United States Army in every theater of operation.
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