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NSN 6910-01-664-2477 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 44-110

COUNTER ROCKET ARTILLERY AND MORTAR (C-RAM) LAND-BASED

PHALANX WEAPON SYSTEM (LPWS) OPERATOR/MAINTAINER TRAINER (OMT)

CLASSROOM CONFIGURATION

Training Category/Level Utilized:

Air Defense Artillery/Level 1

Logistic Responsible Command, Service, or Agency:

U.S. Army PEO-STRI, Orlando FL

Source and Method of Obtaining:

For information concerning availability, supply and maintenance support, contact the local Training Support Center (TSC)

Purpose of Trainer:

The C-RAM LPWS OMT provides 2D and 3D graphical depictions of the C-RAM LPWS that allows the training of operational tasks and maintenance actions in a virtual environment.

Functional Description:

The C-RAM LPWS OMT delivers three modes of training: Instructional, Tutorial, and Free Play. Students participate in lessons that teach the skills necessary to perform operator and maintenance procedures while being monitored by the classroom Instructor.

The classroom configuration provides Instructor/Operator functionality via an Instructor Operator Station (IOS). Through the IOS, the instructor can select the Instructional mode under which student training is completed and performance saved. The student can also train in the Tutorial or the Free Play mode. The Classroom

Student Stations can be setup to operate in a closed loop Local Area Network (LAN) or in standalone mode.

Physical Information:

There are twelve (12) student stations and one (1) Instructor Operator Station (IOS) per classroom. Each student station consists of a desktop computer, two monitors, keyboard, mouse, UPS, and communication headset.

The fielding locations are: Ft Sill, Fires Center of Excellence, 2-6 ADA BN; Ft Lee, ORDANANCE

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

None

Special Installation Requirements:

None

Power Requirements:

120vac, 60Hz, 15A, single-phase

Applicable Publications:

Software User's Manual (SUM) 44-6920-707-10 System Maintenance Manual (SMM) 44-6920-708-23

Reference Publications:

TM 9-1005-460-10-1 & 2

TM 9-1005-460-23&P

TM 9-6115-672-14

DVC supersedes DVC 44-106/1.

Training Requirements Supported:

MOSC: 14P, 94T, & 94M

NSN 6920-01-664-2481 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 44-111

COUNTER ROCKET ARTILLERY AND MORTAR (C-RAM) LAND-BASED

PHALANX WEAPON SYSTEM (LPWS) OPERATOR/MAINTAINER TRAINER (OMT)

UNIT CONFIGURATION

Air Defense Artillery/Level 1

U.S. Army PEO-STRI, Orlando FL maintenance support, contact the local Training Support Center (TSC)

The C-RAM LPWS OMT provides 2D and 3D graphical depictions of the C-RAM LPWS that allows the training of operational tasks and maintenance actions in a virtual

The C-RAM LPWS OMT delivers three modes of training: Instructional, Tutorial, and Free Play. Students participate in lessons that teach the skills necessary to perform operator and maintenance procedures.

The unit configuration has no IOS. The Soldier(s) use the ruggedized laptop to complete the self-pace training in all three modes. The unit configuration does not track or archive performance scoring. The unit configuration is a standalone trainer.

Physical Information:

The unit configuration is a ruggedized laptop The fielding locations are: FT Sill and FT Campbell

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

None

Special Installation Requirements:

None

Power Requirements:

120vac, 60Hz, 15A, single-phase

Applicable Publications:

Software User's Manual (SUM) 44-6920-707-10 System Maintenance Manual (SMM) 44-6920-708-23

Reference Publications:

TM 9-1005-460-10-1 & 2

TM 9-1005-460-23&P

TM 9-6115-672-14

DVC supersedes DVC 44-106/2.

MOSC: 14P, 94T, & 94M

NSN 6920-01-590-3025 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 09-146

DIAGNOSTIC AND TROUBLESHOOTING TRAINER (DTT) FOR

HIGH MOBILITY ARTILLERY ROCKET SYSTEM (HIMARS)

MULTIPLE LAUNCH ROCKET SYSTEM (MLRS)

DTT for HIMARS and MLRS

Field Artillery/Level 1

U.S. Army Sustainment Center of Excellence (SCOE), Ordnance School maintenance support, contact the local TSC.

The DTT simulates vehicle components and provides controlled malfunctions that simulate various equipment faults to familiarize mechanics in the direct support maintenance procedures required to maintain the HIMARS and MLRS.

The HIMARS/MLRS DTT runs preprogrammed exercise lessons. The Instructor controls the assignment of tasks and monitors the operation of the simulators using the Instructor Operator Station. The students troubleshoot the faults using the trainer controls and indicators at the student station and troubleshooting procedures located in the Interactive Electronic Technical Manual.

DVC 09-146 consists of one Instructor/Operator Station, six Student Stations, and one Video Distribution System.

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

None

Special Installation Requirements:

None

Power Requirements:

115 VAC, + 5%, 60Hz + 2Hz, Single Phase

Applicable Publications:

OUM 06-6910-711-10 - DTT HIMARS and MLRS SMM 06-6910-711-20 DTT HIMARS and MLRS TD 06-6910-711-20-01 (COTS) Manuals DTT HIMARS and MLRS

Reference Publications:

None Device 09-146 was previously assigned as DVC 06-112.

MOSC 94P

NSN Not Assigned TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 06-104

FIREFINDER ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE TRAINER AN/TPQ-36(V)8

Operator Console

Field artillery/Level 1

PEO-STRI, Orlando FL

Not generally available for issue (limited production).

The trainer provides Computer-Aided Instruction on

AN/TPQ-36 (V) 8, simulating specific physical characteristics and performance of the radar system. This trainer is designed to supplement training of students currently being trained or previously trained in Firefinder Radar Maintenance, to include training on critical maintenance tasks.

The trainer accurately simulates the Maintenance

Technician's man-machine interface of the AN/TPQ-36 (V) 8 Radar System. The trainer consists of five AN/TPQ-36

(V) 8 Maintenance Trainers, each connected to an actual ANTPQ-36 Antenna/Transceiver Group. The trainer is designed to simulate accurately all functions of the AN/TPQ-36 (V) 8 Radar System, allowing the maintenance technician the opportunity to become proficient in skills required to maintain the AN/TPQ-36 (V) 8 radar.

Firefinder Radar AN/TPQ-36 Antenna/Transceiver Group

Operator Console: 65" x 101" x 83"

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

None

Special Installation Requirements:

360 square feet of floor space minimum per station.

Power Requirements:

110/208vac, 400 Hz, 3-phase, 10kva

Applicable Publications:

N/A

Reference Publications:

TM 11-5840-380-23-1

TM 11-5840-380 23-2

US Army MOSC 94M and 131A

NSN Not Assigned TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 06-68/G

FIRE SUPPORT COMBINED ARMS TACTICAL TRAINER (FSCATT) A6

Field Artillery/Level 3

Train the gunnery team (gunnery crew 13B, Fire

Direction 13D).

Functions just like the real M109 SP Howitzer. Device

06-68G has a digital on-board Fire Control System for conducting fire missions. Traverses 1600 mils left and right, elevates and cants. Uses dummy rounds, fuzzes, and charges. Has sensors that read the round, charge, fuze and fuze setting. Has AAR printout.

The turret is taken off of an actual howitzer and installed in an aluminum box making the inside of the cab appear and operated the same as the actual howitzer.

The M109A5/A6 Howitzer crews must (as applicable) provide some or all of the following equipment when using the Howitzer Crew Trainer (HCT) (depending on what tasks are to be trained during that period):

-Test Target Board with Havgars -Chamber Swab

- -Staff Cleaning, 4 Foot -Gun Display Unit OD-144(V)1/ -Screw Driver, Flat Tip SP GYK-29(V) (Mount Required) -Hammer, Hand -Sight, Breech Bore -Wrench, Spanner Obturator -M140 Alignment Device -Wrench, Spanner Fixed (Mount Required) -Oiler, Hand -M1A1 Collimator -Cleaning Tool, Vent -M1A2 Aiming Post -Spacers, M864 -M2 Aiming Circle -Spacers, M825A1 -M14 Light, Aiming Post -Twine, Fibrous (Boresight) -M27, M34, and M35 Fuze Setters -Thermometer (Powder) -M118 Direct Fire Telescope -Fire Extinguisher -M18 Fuze Wrench -TA -M118A2 Elbow Telescope (if desired) -Belt Primer -WF-16 Field Wire -Utility Pale -Holder, Chamber Swabbing Sponge

NSN Not Assigned TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 06-68/G

Special Installation Requirements:

Access to building must be a minimum of 12 ft x 12 ft.

Footprint is 35 ft x 35 ft for the A5 and 35 ft x 38 ft for the A6. Floor must be capable of supporting 14 tons.

Power Requirements:

208/120 vac, 3 pahse, 60 Hz, 100 Amps service.

Applicable Publications:

TD 6-6920-704-10 (A6 HCT)

Reference Publications:

TM 9-2350-314-Series (M109A6 SP Howitzer)

MOSC 13B10; 13B30; 13D30; 13F10; 13F30

NSN 6920-01-590-2207 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 09-147

HIGH MOBILITY ARTILLERY ROCKET SYSTEM (HIMARS),

MOCKUP TRAINER

NSN 6920-01-590-2213 DVC 09-147/A HIMARS, Hydraulic Power Cart (HPC)

HIMARS Launcher Vehicle HIMARS Mockup and Power Cart

Ordnance/Level 1

U.S. Army Fires Center of Excellence (FCOE)

The HIMARS Mockup and Power Cart provide training for direct support maintenance and operator level maintenance.

These trainers consist of a full scale loader launcher mock-up and power cart used in a maintenance bay environment. Each component is connected to an performance data.

(Information not available)

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

None

Special Installation Requirements:

None

Power Requirements:

(Information not available)

Applicable Publications:

OUM 06-6910-711-10

SMM 06-6910-711-20

TD 06-6910-711-20-01 (COTS) Manuals

Reference Publications:

None DVC 09-147 was previously assigned as DVC 06-113.

DVC 09-147/A was previously assigned as DVC 06-113/A.

MOSC 13M

NSN: 6910-01-691-9693 TSS ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 44-27/E

IMPROVED MOVING TARGET SIMULATOR (IMTS) 2021 UPGRADE

Air Defense/Level 1

TSS ENTERPRISE, Orlando FL

The Improved Moving Target Simulator (IMTS) Upgrade program incorporates the latest technology to train the Stinger team in the techniques and skills required for successful operation of the Stinger Man Portable Air Defense System (MANPADS) used to train two MANPADS teams individually or simultaneously, to identify, acquire and track airborne targets and launch Stinger missiles.

The IMTS training system consists of a 360 degree, 38 foot diameter hemispherical dome, an instructor/Operator Station, Computer Image Generator capable of projecting simulated scene, weather, clouds, aircraft (with Countermeasures), Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), Identification Friend or Foe (IFF), 8 High Fidelity Databases with additional areas of interest.

38-foot diameter hemispherical screen dome, Instructor computer station console, 3 Modified MANPADS

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

N/A

Special Installation Requirements:

Suitable building or structure

Power Requirements:

110 vac 60 Hz

Applicable Publications:

FM 44-18-1

Reference Publications:

FM 44-18-1

TM 9-1425-429-12

FM 3-01.80

TM 9-6920-429-12

MCN: 6920-01-T00-1717

MOSC 14P and 14S

NSN 6920-01-614-8976 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 09-152

M270A1 MULTIPLE LAUNCH ROCKET SYSTEM (MLRS)

MOCKUP TRAINER

Ordnance/Level 1

U.S. Army Sustainment Center of Excellence (SCOE), Ordnance School

Used to simulate M270A1 Multiple Launch Rocket

System (MLRS) components and operations, and provide computer controlled malfunctions that simulate various equipment faults to familiarize mechanics in the procedures required to maintain the M270A1 MLRS.

The MRLS Mockup provides instruction under the control of the instructor or automatic training management functions. Lessons provide troubleshooting procedure from the M270A1 Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM), using a Soldier's Portable On-System Repair Tool (SPORT), and will interact with the Launcher Loader Module (LLM).

The mockup consists of a LLM, which is composed of simulated Fire Control System (FCS) components and Launcher Drive System (LDS) components.

LLM: 372" L x 480" W x 264" H 15,000 lbs.

Power Supply (PS): 24" L x 25" W x 45" H 780 lbs Mockup Instructor/Operator Station (MIOS):

30" L x 30" W x 72" H 300 lbs

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

Nomenclature Part No. Qty Multimeter 1 Power Distribution Breakout Box 13108250 1 Hoist Control Breakout Box 13103690 1 Boom Control Breakout Box 13103700 1

Special Installation Requirements:

The training environment should be as a minimum 40 feet in length, 40 feet wide and 30 feet high.

Instructions for installing the mockup are contained in the

SMM 06-6920-706-20.

Power Requirements:

Operating voltage:

28vdc LMM 115vac, single-phase MIOS 480vac, 3-phase LMM, PS, HPU

Applicable Publications:

TM 06-6920-705-10 Instructor/OUM

SMM 06-6920-706-20

(COTS) Manuals

Reference Publications:

(Information not available) DVC was previously assigned as DCV 06-73.

MOSC 94P

NSN 6910-01-565-2067 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 03-23

NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL RECONNAISANCE VEHICLE (NBCRV)

VIRTUAL CREW TRAINER (XM95)

Chemical/Level 1

Through Active and Reserve Component Installations

Training Support Centers (TSC). The virtual crew trainer is limited to those Soldiers assigned to units authorized the NBCRV, through direct fielding from the Joint Program Manager (JPM) Reconnaissance Platform and Integration Office.

The NBCRV trainer uses Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Reconnaissance based scenarios to present the individual and crews with CBRN hazards that cannot be duplicated at the unit location due to various regulatory restrictions of using simulants. It can be configured to include 2 vehicles simultaneously. The NBCRV Master Instructor Workstation (MIW) provides the capability for exercise generation and After Action Review (AAR) that permits performance and evaluation of individual and collective tasks identified using the Combined Arms Training Strategy (CATS) for CBRN Reconnaissance Platoons. All scenarios are written and conform to current doctrine IAW FM 3-11.19 (Multiservice Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Nuclear Biological and Chemical Reconnaissance), and FM 3-11.86 (Multiservice Tactics, Techniques and Procedures for Biological Surveillance). The trainer provides the instructor/leader the ability to manipulate the environment using the MIW by changing weather data, type of agent, type of release, and detection component specific parameters (e.g., Joint Biological Point Detection System (JBPDS) provides a presumptive identification of a known bio agent; Chemical Biological Mass Spectrometer (CBMS) Block II can detect known and unknown chemical hazards).

Special Instructions: The primary purpose of the virtual crew trainer is to support unit sustainment of individual and collective training. The trainer is designed to be used by Soldiers possessing the Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) 74D/74A, with the Additional Skill Identifier (ASI) L6.

Bases of Issue Plan (BOIP): To achieve a sustained, more predictable posture to generate trained and ready modular forces, the Army Force Generation (ARFORGEN) model was used to determine the BOIP. The ARFORGEN is the structured progression of increased unit readiness over time resulting in recurring periods of availability of the NBCRV Virtual Crew Trainer to support trained, ready and cohesive crews/units. The following metric will insure a Virtual Crew Trainer is available at the installation Training Support Center (TSC) to support the ARFORGEN Cycle (Reset/Train, Ready and Available)

1ea Virtual Crew Trainer per Stryker Brigade Combat Team (SBCT)

1ea Virtual Crew Trainer per Heavy Brigade Combat Team (HBCT)

2ea Virtual Crew Trainers per Separate Chemical Company (Combat Support)

NSN 6910-01-565-2067 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 03-23

The Nuclear Biological Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicle Crew Virtual Trainer is a computer based training system that supports the NBCRV platform. The trainer uses the Americas Army (AA) graphics engine while providing two methods of training. The first method: classroom training provides software and limited mockups for training institutional, unit sustainment, and New Equipment Training (NET) of CBRN sensor equipment. The second method: class room individual and crew-drill training, provides networked hardware & software to simulate NBCRV vehicle and sensor instruction. Each trainer suite consists of:

1. Instructor Station: The instructor station controls the exercise selection, location, and scenario. Station components allow the instructor to monitor and evaluate the performance of the trainees working on the other three stations.

a.) Instructor AA laptop computer, running Windows

XP. Used to run the AA program and AA server.

b.) Instructor FBCB2 - A ruggedized laptop, running

Linux. Used to run the FBCB2 program.

2. Driver Station: The driver views the selected exercise on the Driver AA laptop and drives the vehicle using the driver controls - Driver Wheel/Gear Box. The Driver has several visual views to select from in the AA program, which simulates those visual views available in the Stryker vehicle.

a.) Driver AA Laptop - A laptop computer, running Windows XP. Used to run the AA program.

b.) Driver Wheel/Gear Box - Controls vehicle direction and gear during AA simulation. Gear number and speed is displayed on Driver AA laptop screen during AA simulation.

c.) Driver Pedals Controls vehicle speed during AA simulation. Right pedal accelerates and left pedal brakes.

3. Commander Station: The Commander views the selected exercises on the on the Commander AA laptop.

The view shown on the AA laptop can be toggled through Remote Weapon Station (RWS), left, center, and right periscope views. The commander also has tactical Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Detection Analysis Communication System (NBCDACS) and Force XXI Battle Command, Brigade and Below (FBCB2) software on two ruggedized laptops. This software is integrated with the simulation to display NBC analysis and navigational information that is appropriate for the simulated a.) Commander NBCDACS A ruggedized laptop running Windows XP. Used to run the NBCDACS program.

b.) Commander AA Laptop A laptop computer running Windows XP. Used to run the AA program.

c.) Commander FBCB2 A ruggedized laptop, running Linux. Used to run the FBCB2 program.

4. Surveyor Station: The Surveyor observes detection status on software simulations and mock-up devices of NBCRV sensors, reacts to agent alarms, deploys agent markers, and simulates other NBCRV surveyor functions.

a.) Surveyor NBCDACS A ruggedized laptop, running Windows XP, Used to run the NBCDACS program.

b.) Surveyor AA laptop A laptop computer, running Windows XP. Used to run the AA program and the message router.

c.) Surveyor Joint Service Lightweight Standoff Chemical Agent Detector (JSLSCAD) Virtual Trainer A ruggedized laptop, running Windows XP, Runs the software that simulates JSLSCAD functions. The JSLSCAD Operator Display Unit (ODU) Mock-up is also part of the Surveyor JSLSCAD Virtual trainer.

d.) Surveyor Chemical Biological Mass Spectrometer (CBMS) Virtual Trainer A ruggedized laptop, running Windows XP, Runs the software that simulates CBMS functions. The CBMS Soldier Display Unit (SDU) mock-up and Double Wheel Sampling System (DWSS) Control Box Mock-up are also part of the Surveyor CBMS Virtual trainer.

e.) Surveyor Ruggedized Laptop Provides a Virtual Chemical Vapor Sampling System (CVSS); Virtual Joint Biological Point Detection System (JBPDS); and Virtual METSMEN (Meteorological Data).

f.) DWSS Control Box Mock-up A physical mock-up of the control-box, used with the

CBMS.

g.) CBMS Soldier Display Unit (SDU) Mock-up and stand A physical mock-up of the CBMS SDU and stand.

5. Instructor Station: Controls the exercise selection, location, and scenario. The station components allow the instructor to monitor and evaluate the performance of the crew/individuals working on the other three stations.

a.) Instructor AA laptop computer, running Windows XP. Used to run the AA program and AA server.

b.) Instructor FBCB2 - A ruggedized laptop, running Linux. Used to run the FCBC2 program.

NSN 6910-01-565-2067 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 03-23

Instructor AA Laptop Instructor FBCB2 Driver AA Laptop

Driver controls Wheels and Gearbox Unit Driver controls pedals Steering wheel/pedals

Commander AA laptop Commander NBCDACS Commander FBCB2

Surveyor JSLSCAD Virtual Trainer Surveyor NBCDACS Network Hub

Surveyor CBMS II Virtual Trainer Surveyor AA Laptop Projector

Surveyor CBMS II Display Mock-up Virtual CVSS Cabeling

Surveyor DWSS Control Box Mock-up Virtual METSMAN RWS Grip

Virtual JBPDS Transit Cases

Clean dry indoor location; Large Table/s (tables side by side) capable of holding all the equipment.

Follow setup procedures within the Technical Manual

(TM).

The trainer requires a standard 120 V power source. At least two power strips should be used with the trainer, plugged into two wall outlets.

Applicable Publications:

MIL-STD-498; Virtual Crew Trainer TM 3-6665-406-

NBCRV

Operator TM 9-2355-311-10-10-1, 2 & 3 (volume 1, 2 &

3), Stryker Common TM 9-2355-311-10-1-1 & 2 (Volume

1 & 2), NBCSPG TM 3-6665-391-13&P, CBMS TM 3-

6665-392-10, JSLSCAD TM3-6665-353-12&P, CVSS

TM3-6665-393-13&P, JBPDS TM 3-6665-352-12&P.

Reference Publications:

Training Requirements Supported:

NBCRV Stryker Brigade Combat Team (SBCT) Course and the awarding of the Additional Skill Identifier (ASI) L6 at the U.S. Army CBRN School (USACBRNS); Unit Sustainment Training for SBCT, Heavy Brigade Combat Team (HBCT) and Separate Chemical Companies (Combat Support CS).

NSN 6920-01-619-0522 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 06-112/A

ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE TRAINER (OMT)

FOR

HIGH MOBILITY ARTILLERY ROCKET SYSTEM (HIMARS)

HIMARS RE-SUPPLY VEHICLE (RSV)

MULTIPLE LAUNCH ROCKET SYSTEM (MLRS)

OMT FOR HIMARS, HIMARS RSV, AND MLRS

Field Artillery/Level 1

U.S. Army Fires Center of Excellence (FCoE) maintenance support, contact local Training Support Center

(TSC).

The OMT Simulates vehicle components and operations, providing controlled malfunctions that simulate various equipment faults to familiarize mechanics in the procedures required for organizational maintenance of the HIMARS, HIMARS RSV, and MLRS.

The OMT runs preprogrammed exercise lessons. The

Instructor controls the assignment of tasks and monitors the operation of the simulators using the Instructor Operator Station. The students troubleshoot the faults using the trainer controls and indicators at the student station and troubleshooting procedures located in the Interactive Electronic Technical Manual.

DVC 06-112/A consists of an Instructor/Operator Station, twelve Student Stations, and Video Distribution System.

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

None

Special Installation Requirements:

None

Power Requirements:

115 VAC, + 5%, 60Hz + 2Hz, Single Phase

Applicable Publications:

OUM 06-6920-707-10 OMT HIMARS, HIMARS

RSV and MLRS

SMM 06-6920-707-24 - OMT HIMARS, HIMARS RSV

and MLRS TD 06-6920-707-20 (COTS) Manuals - OMT HIMARS, HIMARS RSV and MLRS

Reference Publications:

N/A DVC was previously assigned as DVC 09-146/A.

MOSC 13M

NSN 6920-01-578-5719 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 44-97

RECONFIGURABLE TABLE TOP TRAINER (RT3)

Air Defense Artillery/Level 3

AMCOM

GSA contract or Engineering Services Contract

The Reconfigurable Table Top Trainer (RT3)

Student Station supports unit and school training needs without the use of tactical equipment. The RT3 stand alone trainer has the capability of being linked together to allow training a system level if desired with the use of additional hardware such as Ethernet routers / switches. The RT3 serves as a hardware platform for various software applications. RT3 is highly flexible and reconfigurable to support or replicate other trainer needs as required. Interfaces include TCP/IP as the basis for interconnecting several stand-alone stations together to support system level training exercises. Larger scale training is supported with DIS and TADIL-J capability.

The RT3 runs PATRIOT Conduct of Fire Trainer (PCOFT) and PATRIOT-Multi Echelon Training (P- MET) training products and is capable of running other system training programs via removable hard drive.

The RT3 station is COTS based hardware comprised of both x86 and PowerPC processors with two configurable 30 touch screen displays, capable of supporting different display outlays/button positions/sizes as well as keyboards such as COTS QWERTY style, mouse, and the PATRIOT unique keyboard. Interfaces include TCP/IP, serial RS232, X.25. The RT3 Student Station interacts with the students using PATRIOT console replicas of man stations 1 and 3 in the ECS and ICC.

Physical Information:

The RT3 work station computer dimensions are: 20.4 H x 8.4 x 25.8 D and weighs 81.5 lbs. There are also Two 30 flat panel monitors mounted vertically. Plus there are two keyboards and a mouse.

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

Allen Wrench (supplied with kits)

Special Installation Requirements:

See Equipment Required section.

Power Requirements:

60 Hz or 400 Hz power source. Two separate 15 AMP circuit breaker protected power sources.

Applicable Publications:

(Information not available)

Reference Publications:

(Information not available)

Training Requirements Supported:

MOSCs 14E; 14T; 140E and 94S depending on the software loaded.

NSN 6930-01-676-7267 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 44-97/A

Reconfigurable Table Top Trainer (RT3) Version 1.5

Air Defense Artillery/Level 3

PEO Missile & Space, LTPO

The Reconfigurable Table Top Trainer (RT3)

The RT3 hardware platform supports various training applications. Interfaces include TCP/IP as the basis for interconnecting several stand-alone stations together to support system level training exercises. Applications include PATRIOT Conduct of Fire Trainer (PCOFT), PATRIOT Tactical Command System (TCS) for Training, PATRIOT-Multi Echelon Training (P-MET), PATRIOT Skills Library (PSL), and Multi-Player Training (MPT).

The PCOFT supports operational and tactics training and can interface with other systems via Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) and Tactical Digital Information Link (TADIL) -J. Several RT3s running PCOFT software can be networked via TCP/IP. P-MET, PSL, and MPT train maintenance and operational tasks. P-MET and MPT can network with other RT3s running the same application via TCP/IP. One RT3 can run other system training programs via removable hard drive.

The RT3 station is COTS based hardware comprised of both x86 and PowerPC or Emulator processors with two configurable 30-32 supporting different display outlays/button positions/sizes as well as keyboards such as COTS QWERTY style, mouse, and the PATRIOT unique keyboard. Interfaces include TCP/IP, serial RS232, X.25. Optional items include a DOT matrix printer and an Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) which can be purchased separately a request. Individual components will be substituted as technology advances and items become obsolete. The RT3 Student Station interacts with the students using PATRIOT console replicas of man stations 1 and 3 in the ECS and

ICC.

two 30- 32 , CPU, and two keyboards (Tactical and Conventional) and a mouse.

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

2 Allen Wrench (supplied with kits) 2 Cross Tip Screwdrivers (supplied with kits)

Special Installation Requirements:

See Equipment Required section.

Power Requirements:

60 Hz or 400 Hz power source. Two separate 15 AMP circuit breaker protected power sources.

Applicable Publications:

TM 9-6920-1610-13&P

Reference Publications:

COTS documents provided with system upon delivery.

Training Requirements Supported:

MOSCs 14E; 14T; 140E, 94S and 948D depending on the software loaded.

NSN Not Assigned TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 44-52/A

STINGER TROOP PROFICIENCY TRAINER (STPT) (IMPROVED)

Monitor/Keyboard Case & MANPADS

Air Defense/Level 3

Available through local TSC.

The Stinger Troop Proficiency Trainer (STPT) is an engagement skills trainer for the US man-portable, shoulder-fired infrared radiation (IR), home (heat seeking), guided missile systems known as MANPADS. The legacy system can be found under NSN 6920-01-283-5015.

Utilizing the latest commercially available hardware and software, the STPT provides a state of the art, reliable, effective, low cost training solution for Stinger firing procedures under battle conditions. Providing interactive three-dimensional (3D) simulations of tactical engagement sequences, the device delivers the gunners with the basic technical skills required to successfully engage targets with the Stinger weapon system.

Instructor and Student Stations

There are 2 main com an Instructor Station and a Student Station. The Instructor Station is a ruggedized personal computer, running on Windows 2000 that drives the student station. The Student Station hardware replicates Stinger weapon with a simulated terrain scene that reacts to the operation and orientation of the launch tube.

Instructor Station: During exercise sessions, various combinations of targets are presented that follow pre-set routes across the terrain. The gunner observes and tracks the targets through the Sight Assembly and performs a variety of tasks to engage those targets, as determined by the particular requirements of each exercise. The system evaluates the trainee throughout the whole firing procedure.

The Instructor Station automatically scores certain aspects of gunner performance (tracking score, hit/miss, etc.), while the instructor scores other aspects manually (scanning the sector, target prioritization, etc.). As part of the after action report, the computer will note incorrect actions performed by the trainee, so examples are: fired at a friendly target; failed to properly super elevate; failed to hold fire trigger for 3 seconds; failed to remove the BCU after firing; failed to IFF target before engagement.

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Student Station: The size, weight and feel of the STPT system is closely replicated with the real Stinger missile system. The system is designed to be disassembled for ease of storage without the need of hand tools (See Figure 6). The STPT housing is made primarily out of aluminum and was designed to withstand the hazards of frequent transport and field use.

The display used to represent the terrain scene is a high-resolution color LCD display in a ruggedized custom enclosure. The virtual horizon is an actual photograph of real locations utilizing stereoscopic imaging to create depth perception while maintaining real-time feedback to the n the battlefield. The operator can traverse 180 degrees, viewing the virtual battlefield.

Instructor Station: 16" W, 11" H, 9" D, 40 lbs

Student Station: 64" W, 14" H, 22.5" D, 38 lbs Transit Case (Instructor): 25" W, 19" H, 17" D, 50 lbs Transit Case (Student): 52" W, 28" H, 24" D, 93 lbs

Power Requirements:

115vac, 50/60 Hz 220vac, 50/60 Hz

Applicable Publications:

Stinger Instructor/OUM 44-6920-702-10

SSM 44-6920-703-24

Reference Publications:

FM 44-18-1

MCN: 6920-01-C91-4775

MOSC 16S

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AVENGER SLEW TO CUE TABLE TOP TRAINER (AT3)

NSN Not Assigned DVC 44-93/A AVENGER Table Top Trainer (AT3), (Student Station) NSN Not Assigned DVC 44-93/B AVENGER Table Top Trainer (AT3), (Instructor Station)

Student Station Instructor Station

Not generally available for issue (limited production)

The Avenger Slew-To-Cue Table Top Trainer is an interactive desktop trainer that provides a deployable system capable of meeting the Air Defense gunnery training requirements. This trainer will provide a basic entry level training system to train crewmembers in engagement techniques (alert, cue, search, detect, acquire, identify, track, and engage).

DVC 44-93 is an interactive graphics trainer of the principle features of the Avenger turret/gunner station. The system includes a monitor that presents the out-of-window

(FLIR) display. The system also provides an interface to a tactical gunner hand station, control foot switches, and other Graphical User Interface switches used to simulate gunner controls to allow the gunner to perform air defense engagements. The system provides training for the additional Slew-To-Cue (STC) capabilities. Additionally the training systems can be networked to an instructor station capable of supporting up to eight crew stations at one time. This device will replace DVC 44-73, Avenger Table Top Trainer (AT3).

Student station: 2 transit cases

Instructor Operator Station: 1 transit case IOS case: 1

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

None

Special Installation Requirements:

None

Power Requirements:

115/220vac, 50/60 Hz

Applicable Publications:

Student Station/Instructor Station Manual: MIS-54524 TM 9-1425-433-10 for the Avenger Weapon System.

Reference Publications:

None

Training Requirements Supported:

MOS 14S

MOS 14B

Added Improvements/Upgrades:

Recent software and hardware upgrades have been installed through 50% of current Avenger AT3 systems.

This upgrade meets current requirements for ongoing Army missions.

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AVENGER TABLE TOP TRAINER (AT3), (Student Station Upgrade)

Student Station

TSS ENTERPRISE

Not generally available for issue (limited production)

The Avenger Slew-To-Cue Table Top Trainer is an interactive desktop trainer that provides a deployable system capable of meeting the Air Defense gunnery training requirements. This trainer will provide a basic entry level training system to train crewmembers in engagement techniques (alert, cue, search, detect, acquire, identify, track, and engage).

The AT3 is an interactive graphics trainer of the principle features of the Avenger turret/gunner station. The system includes a monitor that presents the out-of-window

(FLIR) display. The system also provides an interface to a tactical gunner hand station, control foot switches, and other Graphical User Interface switches used to simulate gunner controls to allow the gunner to perform air defense engagements. The system provides training for the additional Slew-To-Cue (STC) capabilities. Additionally the training systems can be networked to an instructor station capable of supporting up to eight crew stations at one time. Description. The Avenger Table Top Trainer is a Crew Chief Air Situation Display (CCASD) Emulator. It improves training for Avenger teams by allowing a Team Chief to interact with the gunner. The Team Chief can

Hook, Enter, and Slew the gunner to targets using the CCASD Emulator laptop.

Student station: 1 transit cases

Special Installation Requirements:

None

Power Requirements:

115/220vac, 50/60 Hz

Applicable Publications:

Student Station Manual: MIS-54524

TM-9-1425-433-

Weapon System.

Reference Publications:

None

Training Requirements Supported:

MOS 14P

MOS 14S

Added Improvements/Upgrades:

Recent hardware upgrades have been installed throughout 90% of current Avenger AT3 systems. This upgrade meets current requirements for ongoing Army missions.

NSN 6920-01-620-3081 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 07-172

STRYKER ANTI-TANK GUIDED MISSILE BASIC SKILLS TRAINER

(ATGM BST)

(ATGM-BST) Instructor Station Student Station

Armor/Level 1

Its purpose is to provide the following gunner skills training: initial-entry ATGM basic gunner skills, basic and advanced individual gunnery, sustainment training in the unit, and formal qualification training.

The Instructor Station software injects simulated terrains and targets into the ATGM launcher site, and the gunner uses the tactical ATGM launcher controls to engage the simulated targets. Terrain and target images are presented in both daylight and IR views. The exercises are interactive three-dimensional simulations of tactical engagements designed to train gunners in all aspects of target engagement. The gunner sees a variety of targets as he scans his sector of fire, and detects, classifies, identifies, and engages them or not as appropriate for a particular exercise.

The ATGM Basic Skills Trainer is a PC-based appended training device installed inside the ATGM vehicle. During training, the ATGM Gunner Station components are disconnected from the tactical system and reconnected to the ATGM BST Interface Assembly. The Interface Assembly is then connected to the BST Instructor Station (PC).

Stryker vehicle

Special Installation Requirements:

-up.

Power Requirements:

A dry, indoor training area with a standard three-wire grounded 120V (US) power outlet.

A power surge protector for the Instructor Station PC.

Applicable Publications:

Operator Manual and Instructor Guide

Reference Publications:

Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM) Weapon System Basic Skills Trainer (BST) Operator Manual.

Anti-Tank Guided Missile Vehicle (ATGM) Technical

Manual, TM 9-2320-311-10-7, May 2003.

DVC was previously assigned as DVC 17-245.

Training Requirements Supported:

The instructor will have satisfied at least 2 years of anti-armor operations training, received BST NET certification, and completed and passed all training exercises in the ATGM BST Instructor Guide.

The student will have the following experience and training prior to beginning of BST practice session:

Instruction on the ATGM physical characteristics and functionality, based on the ATGM Vehicle Technical

BST purpose, physical characteristics, and with functions of the BST components, an understanding of the principles of detecting, classifying, locking onto, and engaging targets with the ATGM system.

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AVENGER INSTITUTIONAL CONDUCT OF FIRE TRAINER (I-COFT)

Air Defense/Artillery

The Avenger Institutional Conduct of Fire Trainer (ICOFT) consists of instructor and student stations.

The system is capable of training in individual or unit mode without any physical changes. Monitors duplicate the Student Station FLIR display. A Scenario Generation tool is inside the instructor station. Student Stations simulate the tactical Avenger turret interior, supporting hardware/software components, and physically and functionally simulates the physical components.

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The system enables an instructor to create exercises from the Instructor Station; enables a student in the Student Station to perform the mental and physical activities required during search and engagement missions; and provides dynamic and hard copy graphical displays to facilitate Scenario Generation by approved operator personnel. An upgrade to the software has been installed to enhance the capabilities of more scenarios to meet current mission requirements.

One Instructor station and six student stations. The

ICOFT consists of the following systems: Power Distribution System, Instructor Station Computer system, student station computer video system, communications system, ICOFT control Electronics, and elevation control system. Student Station: height- - -

-1395lbs, noise level-68dBA.

None.

The Government provides a clear and level site to specified drainage and compactness, and also electrical and

The contractor provides a concrete pad and the electrical interface from the power source. In CONUS and where 60 Hz power is available at OCONUS sites, the contractor provides an electrical distribution center and isolation transformer as the interface between the power source and the trainer. Where only 50 Hz power is available, the contractor installs a transformer and electrical distribution center or an electrical service center which encompasses both.

Rating-110vac/208vac

Frequency-60 Hz single-phase at 110vac, 60 Hz at 208vac single-phase.

Current-13.2 Amps max at 120vac, 13 Amps max at 208vac.

Power-1200 watts nominal at 120vac Consumption-1900 watts nominal at 208vac Humidity: Operating or 20 to 80% relative, non-condensing Non-operating.

Applicable Publications:

Detailed tactical procedures for operating the Student Station turret mockup are identical to the real Avenger as described in the Avenger OUM 9-1425-433-10.

Reference Publications:

TM 9-1425-433-10

FM 44-44

ARTEP 44-117-21-MTP

MOSC 14S

NSN 6665-99-001-9985 TSS-ENTERPRISE TADSS INDEX AND CATALOG DVC 03-16

CHEMICAL AGENT MONITOR SIMULATOR (CAMSIM), XM32

Chemical/Level 1

Provides realistic training for the CAM. Replicates system employment as closely as technology will permit.

The Chemical Agent Monitor Simulator (CAMSIM) is housed within a standard CAM case marked as a simulator.

The CAMSIM provides for simulation of point source and area based contamination of both G and H. The device does not use any chemicals as a simulant. The simulator is powered with a standard CAM battery or battery pack. The CAMSIM is compatible with the CAM Buzzer and all CAM accessories. The simulator stores and provides operator error messages to the instructor showing such errors as bumping the nozzle against a contaminated source, incorrect mode change, etc. The device sequences through the standard power up sequence of the CAM when powered up. The CAMSIM comes with a confidence tester, which exactly duplicates the function of the CAM confidence tester.

The CAMSIM system is comprised of the following:

1 System carry case

1 CAMSIM simulator with nozzle protective cap, environmental cap and battery cap assembly.

5 Simulation H Air/Vehicle sources with D cell 5 Simulation G Air/Vehicle sources with D cell 8 Simulation point sources 1 Set of 6 simulation nozzle filters with case 1 Instructor remote with battery 1 Set of 2 error cards with CAMSIM key on chain 1 Spare CAMSIM key 1 Simulation confidence tester 1 Tape for simulation nozzle filter case 1 CAMSIM personal computer interface cable 1 CAMSIM Operational Instructions

Equipment Required, Not Supplied:

(Information not available)

Special Installation Requirements:

None

Power Requirements:

110vac

Applicable Publications:

(Information not available)

Reference Publications:

Operation Instructions for CAMSIM001 - US (NSN 6665-99-001-9985)

MOSC- Various

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CALL FOR FIRE TRAINER INCREMENT III (CFFT)

NSN 6910-01-624-5021 DVC 06-124/1 (CFFT III) 1:4 Configuration NSN 6910-01-624-5024 DVC 06-124/2 (CFFT III) 1:12 Configuration NSN 6910-01-624-1285 DVC 06-124/3 (CFFT III) 1:30 Configuration NSN 6910-01-624-1283 DVC 06-124/3/1 (CFFT III) 1:30 Enhanced (6 Stations) NSN 6910-01-624-5001 DVC 06-124/4 (CFFT III) Joint Closed Air Support (JCAS) NSN 6910-01-624-5025 DVC 06-124/5 (CFFT III) Extended Display(ED) NSN 6910-01-624-5026 DVC 06-124/6 (CFFT III) Mobile Team Trainer (MTT) NSN 6910-01-624-5020 DVC 06-124/8 (CFFT III) 1:4 Adaptive Full Spectrum Module (AFSM) Immersive NSN 6910-01-624-5019 DVC 06-124/9 (CFFT III) 1:4 Close Air Support Module (CASM) Immersive NSN 6910-01-624-5016 DVC 06-124/10 (CFFT III) 1:4 Urban Terrain Module (UTM)

Field Artillery/Level 2/3

Available through local TSC

Train personnel in how to perform calls for indirect fire, close air support and naval gunfire.

The CFFT III is a lightweight, rapidly deployable, observed fire training system that provides simulated battlefield training for Fire Support Specialists, Joint Fires Observers (JFOs), and Soldiers at the institutional and unit level. This system is an improvement over the CFFT II by the complete redesign of the system architecture to be Joint Fires Product Line compliant, vesting improving the flexibility of the system, providing the capability to easily add additional types of simulated military equipment (SME) software providing the ability to link with other simulations, C2 systems or operational platforms. Another added capability is the provision to operate using classified material. The CFFT III provides simulated battlefield training to Forward Observers in three standard configurations: 1:4, 1:12, 1:30, and four variants: 1:30 Enhanced (1:30E), Extended Display (ED), Joint Close Air Support (JCAS) and Mobile Team Trainer (MTT) configuration. Each CFFT III includes, as simulated military equipment (SME), a Lightweight Laser Designator Rangefinder (LLDR) as part of an enhanced student station.

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The system which comes in five shipping containers consists of an instructor station (with three or four computers depending on configuration); four, twelve, or thirty student stations (again depending on configuration);

and a projector and screen (2 projectors and wide screen for 1:30, 1:30E, and ED configurations) . Student stations are arrayed in rows to facilitate specially calibrated binoculars so that all students on a given row will be able to focus on the screen projection. An enhanced student station is included in each system providing training via virtual equipment.

The 1:4 configuration requires tables/chairs for the instructor station and four student stations in a room no requires tables/chairs for the instructor station and twelve student stations in a room no s

Prior to fielding, 1:30 facility requirement includes room audience view of screens, room must also have tiered floor to support the four rows of eight student stations each.

Power Requirements:

110/220 VAC, 50-60 Hz

Applicable Publications:

Operator Manual

TSUH

Maintenance Manual

Reference Publications:

N/A

MOSC 13F and soldiers how to perform calls for fire.