Thesis: The standard command post for a Marine infantry unit is foot mobile. There has never been a doctrinal Command and Control (C2) platform or vehicle in the infantry at the battalion, regiment or division level, other than an attached AAVC7Al from the AAV Battalion. History reveals all units struggling to create 'jerry-rigged' command vehicle configurations using their organic jeeps, HMMWV's, MRC vehicles and trucks. The most logical choice for a 'standardized' command and control vehicle in the Marine Corps' current inventory is the LAVC2. USMC, Command and control, C2, C3, C4I, Joint command and control, LAV, LAVC2, Command post.
Bailing Wire, Bubble Gum, Tin Cans and String: The Marine Corp's Forward Command Post
1993
27 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Combat Vehicles , Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Common Carrier & Satellite , Military vehicles , Command and control systems , Configurations , History , Infantry , Inventory , Mobile , Platforms , Standards , Trucks , Regiment level organizations , Division level organizations , Battalion level organizations
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