Submarine Combat Systems
Progeny Systems is a business area within General Dynamics Mission Systems. Progeny Systems develops, produces, and maintains combat systems for the U.S. Navy and allies. Our support includes the AN/BYG-1 Combat Control system, weapon launch hardware, and a suite of maintenance and training simulators.
AN/BYG-1 Combat System
AN/BYG-1 is an open-architecture submarine combat control system that encompasses many different capabilities including tracking and analyzing submarine and surface contacts, targeting and launching missiles, torpedoes, and other payloads while providing situational awareness for the operators.
Launchers & Simulators
Common Weapon Launcher (CWL)
The Common Weapon Launcher (CWL) is the next generation weapons launch system for the U.S. and Australian (RAN) Navy submarines. CWL processes and transmits/receives weapon information during all launch phases for U.S. Navy Virginia and Columbia-class submarines, as well as RAN Collins-class submarines. CWL employs intuitive, user-friendly screens to manage, monitor, and launch various tube-loaded weapons and payloads while providing onboard training, weapon simulation and much more.
Multi-Tube Weapon Simulator (MTWS)
Multi-Tube Weapon Simulator (MTWS) provides robust simulation capability for emulating weapon behavior during pre-launch, launch, and post-launch phases of torpedo tube launched weapons for U.S. and allied submarines. MTWS simulated weapon capabilities support high fidelity combat system testing and troubleshooting as well as flexible, realistic crew training for all torpedo tube launched weapons.
Multipurpose Interactive Trainer (MIT)
Multipurpose Interactive Trainer (MIT) is a classroom-based trainer that provides Navy modernization training for submarine Sonar, Fire Control, Navigation, Imaging, and Electronic Warfare operations. MIT utilizes Secure Training and Tactics Unified Schoolhouse (STRATUS) as an accredited, secure, unified network and cloud environment to interconnect MIT classrooms located at Navy schoolhouses across the country for remote deployment, test, and troubleshooting.
