Study |
Sponsor |
Description |
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Networked Sensors for the Objective Force
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Army/NVESD
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Optimization study of sensor systems used to enhance close combat of future Objective Force.
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Armor Anti-Armor
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DARPA
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Examined technologies for lightening MBT and other armored vehicles to make them more deployable and exhibit better tactical mobility in built-up areas.
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Military Applications of Robotic Systems
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DARPA/TTO
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Examined robotic systems concepts for land forces.
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Advanced Land Combat Systems
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DARPA/TTO
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Examined advanced survivability technologies as applied to land systems.
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Advanced Concepts for Light Forces
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DARPA/TTO
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Examined technologies and operational procedures enabling future light forces to rapidly deploy in the face of a heavy threat.
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Rapid Force Projection Technologies
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Army/SARDA
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Examined nearer-term NLOS weapons, sensor technologies and C2 options supporting U.S. force projection. Study precursor to RFPI ACTD.
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Small Unit Operations
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DARPA/TTO
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Defined technologies and TTPs enabling dispersed infantry units to operate in heavy threat environment
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Military Applications of MEMS
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RAND National Defense Research Institute
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Examined application of very low power and low cost technologies to sensor networks and other applications. Resulted in book, Military Applications of Microelectromechanical Systems by RAND Press.
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JLINK
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AMSAA
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Integrated Janus with SIMNET in support of A2 ATD
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