The Combat Vehicle Command and Control System. Combat Performance of Armor Battalions Using Distributed Interactive Simulation
Abstract
This research evaluated the operational effectiveness, training, and soldier-machine interface (SMI) implications of a Combat Vehicle Command and Control (CVCC) experimental configuration that included the Commander's Independent Thermal Viewer and a Command and Control display. Using Ml tank simulators in the Mounted Warfare Test Bed at Fort Knox, KY, the evaluation focused on tank battalion operations. Each of twelve groups of soldiers completed a 1-week training and testing schedule that culminated in a simulated combat scenario. One of a series, this report documents tactical unit performance, and techniques and procedures employed to take advantage of the CVCC system's capabilities. Companion reports address operational effectiveness data, and training and SMI-related findings. The collective findings provide input to the design and development of training programs for future automated command, control, and communications systems in ground combat vehicles. CVCC, Command and control, C3 Training requirements, CITV, Operational effectiveness, Soldier-in-the-loop, M1 Tank, Distributed interactive simulation, Assessment
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Dec 15, 1993
- Accession Number
- ADA282777
Entities
People
- Bruce C. Leibrecht
- Glen A. Meade
- Paul G. Smith
- Ryszard Lozicki
- William E. Myers