New tracking systems for infantry

IDF is preparing to introduce new tracking systems in the infantry units, which will allow the fighters to obtain a complete situational picture of the state of their troops.

Systems will be able to significantly improve the creation of a situational picture for infantry units on the state of the troops using GPS-based instruments. The new program was founded by a division of the combat information and control system of the Ground Forces headed by Brigadier General Mike Mastai.

In accordance with the program, the system will be equipped with the smallest tactical forces on the battlefield, which will allow them to create a complete situational picture of the state of their forces in a given combat area using the already existing system of operational management and control. Currently, the Israel Defense Forces have a situational picture of the state of large units, and not at the level of the main infantry units.

AOI believes that these systems will have a high degree of encryption. To date, there has not yet been made a final decision on who will directly take over the execution of the project.

Comments

[Denis]

these systems will be highly encrypted

That's just about noise immunity is not said

will allow them to create a complete situational picture of the state of their forces in a given war zone using the existing operational guidance and control system

Put interference and kirdyk
And in the future, you can forget how to read the map and forget the compass

[Letnab]

but all the same, it is necessary to move in this matter, with time that a reliable thread will be created.

[mogus]

Israel is fighting with whom? Do Arabs have EW funds? The other day, we had exercises, so EW could not suppress the GPS signal. There is work to do. Such devices would not hurt us either, but we must be able to use a paper card (the battery will never run out; it does not affect electronic warfare; damage to the case is not terrible; water).

[elmir15]

New tracking systems for infantry

I was really happy with the good news, I thought with us, and then clicking on it turns out to be the Israelis (((Nothing soon we will have a warrior everywhere. And we will rejoice

[Apostle]

Cards, cards, and again cards ...

[avant-garde]

Will GPS work in a full-scale war? ??? The professor, like a spy, transmits all the information about the news of his army

[Denis]

Quote: avant-garde

Will GPS work in a full-scale war

Isn’t kirdyk semiconductors in a nuclear explosion?
When I had to carry a lamp, and, in a way, a heavy R-108, they said that only the lamps would survive
It was not necessary to check

[Bort radist]

On the one hand, it’s good, and on the other hand, turn off all navigators for a day and see what happens on the roads of the world?

[Alex45]

Almost 70 years have passed since the use of nuclear weapons, and during this time there have been dozens of conflicts and regional wars with the use of weapons not protected from the actions of electromagnetic radiation. Therefore, we also need to develop this management principle (it seems that scouts have already introduced it, but do it smartly - not forgetting to train in military operations and without using the latest electronics.

[ultra]

Quote: Denis

Isn’t kirdyk semiconductors in a nuclear explosion?

Not only to semiconductors, but also to Us with you too!

[Ezhaak]

Quote: Denis

Isn’t kirdyk semiconductors in a nuclear explosion?

In the states, elements protected from a number of emissions have long been developed. And ordinary semiconductors will naturally stop working.

[fisherman]

advertising, as you know, the engine of trade :)

[Ezhaak]

Quote: avant-garde

The professor, like a spy, transmits all the information about the news of his army

It is he who scares you all. So that on occasion, and every chance happens, immediately paws up lifted up. Save who can, the professorial army is coming!

[shamil]

Yes, electronic warfare can not cope with them?

[poquello]

What for to cope, use their signal as a designator.

[GELEZNII_KAPUT]

GPS? Well, you can fight against backward countries, as with GLONASS, but if there are means of suppressing or destroying satellites, then how to fight ?! with unaccustomedness then ?!

[Professor]

As it turned out, GPS is not so easy to drown out as urapatriots think. In addition to satellite navigation, there already exists a similar one on high-altitude UAVs, and the portable inertial one is already at a high level. In short, there would be a system, and its integral elements can change.

[mogus]

they’ll still come up with how and how to jam (it’s a sin not to use the captured equipment for working with GPS received in 888, or maybe they’ve already tried). And so, as an option, there is a UAV, such as a quadrocopter, which is a cell of cellular communication. At a height of several hundred meters, given the terrain, a decent area can be covered.

[pensioner]

And why can we not in any way communicate worthwhile money from Israel, and buy - buy? Is it full of "ours" there? What, everyone hates us and doesn't sell us? Well, let's say they hate - that's right. But, so as not to be sold ... And they should learn to equip their army.

[JonnyT]

In 90, all the data on the "constellation" battle control system (or something like that, I don't remember exactly the name) safely flowed over the hill. So on the basis of our developments, all this is done .......
And sad and funny!))))

[Rumata]

Quote: JonnyT

In 90, all the data on the "constellation" battle control system (or something like that, I don't remember exactly the name) safely flowed over the hill. So on the basis of our developments, all this is done .......
And sad and funny!))))

Yeah, reading this is just ridiculous, but how you think about what's going on in the head of the person who writes becomes sad ...

[JonnyT]

Quote: Rumata

so think what is going on in the head of the one who writes, it becomes sad ...

Understand yours!

The fact remains that all the information has leaked. Over the hill, it was carefully analyzed and was the fundamental basis for the creation of all subsequent systems!

[JonnyT]

Meanwhile, back in 1983, the USSR adopted the Maneuver automated control system. Not overseas, but we were the first to link every tank, every rocket launcher, every plane and helicopter, every army unit into a single system that can be easily and effectively controlled.


When the Warsaw Pact collapsed, the United States received almost all of the Maneuver components. The Pentagon prepared and conducted a command-and-staff game. On the one hand, NATO, on the other, the Warsaw Pact. The troops of the West were controlled according to their own system, the armies of the East used the "Maneuver". NATO was defeated without the use of nuclear weapons in three days. Only through great control! The Americans were shocked. And not only from defeat. They simply could not understand how Soviet specialists managed to create such an effective control system on a primitive element base. Suffice it to say that to provide only one closed communication channel in the Maneuver automated control system, equipment was used that barely fit in a van placed on a Ural truck. But this channel worked, and it was impossible to drown it!


They would have experienced even greater shock if they had learned that the "Maneuver" adopted in the USSR for service was never introduced to the troops. Or maybe they just knew about it.

full article http://poludin.moy.su/news/sozvezdie_upravljaet_boem/2010-03-06-218


Well? Now doubts are whose system is taken as a basis? The progenitor of all other world systems

[Rumata]

Quote: JonnyT

Meanwhile, back in 1983, the USSR adopted the Maneuver automated control system. Not overseas, but we were the first to link every tank, every rocket launcher, every plane and helicopter, every army unit into a single system that can be easily and effectively controlled.

Firstly, the presence of similar systems does not mean that someone stole something from someone. The principle of operation is completely different. How did the "Maneuver" work? With satellites?
Secondly, there is no need to talk about NATO in shock, the "Maneuver" was an attempt to REDUCE the gap in this area from the West. The USA through DNSS, GPS in their youth, created similar experimental systems back in 76, and without the use of satellites, 7 years earlier ... Most likely, both the USA and the USSR came to the conclusion that the ACS was not profitable, and therefore they were not implemented .. Since then, technology has stepped forward a long time ago and comparing "Maneuver" with modern systems is like comparing an ancient calculator and a MacBook ...

To read the local scribblers, everything from penicillin to condoms was created in the homeland of elephants and stolen ...

[JonnyT]

Quote: Rumata

Firstly, the presence of similar systems does not mean that someone stole something from someone.

Well, not a thief.

It is not a matter of principle of operation, but of a constructed data exchange system, its vastness and basic concepts

The automated control system of the Maneuver front was immediately created as a single integrated automated control system for the combined arms (tank) association (formation), which includes the subsystems for controlling the arms of the ground forces, automated control systems for front-line aviation and military air defense, automatic control systems for the rear, united by a single communication and data transmission system. It should be noted that the ACS of front-line aviation was functionally included in the ACS "Maneuver"

We had such an extensive system, covering all the troops, from the rocket to the motorized rifle. In the states before that there were narrow-profile systems

Quote: Rumata

To read the local scribblers, everything from penicillin to condoms was created in the homeland of elephants and stolen ...

Honoring the scribble on your part, all living and non-living things were created by God's chosen people from the air.

[Ezhaak]

Quote: Rumata

To read the local scribblers, everything from penicillin to condoms was created in the homeland of elephants and stolen ...

To read the scribblers coming, it turns out that moving the shutter handle to a vertical position gives Galil the right to be called cool Israeli design.

[Pimply]

Galil is already an Israeli development, although on the basis of AK and Valmet - which, however, has never been hidden. Just like Lada - development based on Fiat, but not Fiat - because a rather large number of own developments were introduced.

[Ezhaak]

Quote: Pimply

based on AK and Valmet

Naturally. Although the same Valmet is made on the basis of the same AK. And Galile only 2-3 changes. But how much talk. Here we are, how smart we are. They would be smart, they would have done theirs long ago. And these smart ones also knew how to "glitch".

[Pimply]

In fact, a little more than two or three. Especially in the ACE version.
First of all - the transition to another caliber.
A milling cutter, not stamping, is more expensive, but also more reliable.
Butt, shutter, fuse, magazine receiver, slide delay.
Changes in the gas removal mechanism.
The possibility of firing barreled grenades.
Stores of a different design and capacity.
Better steel.
The carrying handle and the ability to install a collimator are still in the first versions.
The ability to properly supply optics without a swallow’s nest.
The gas piston is chromed.

In fact, the changes that should have been made to the AK-74 were made to Galil, but in most cases they didn’t. What does not sweep away is that it is made on the basis of AK. But this is already a completely independent machine, because the changes made allow it to be easily distinguished from AK - although there are also signs reminding that it is flesh from the flesh of this machine.

And, yes, there is still an opener for beer bottles 8)))

[JonnyT]

By 1969, the first prototype rifles developed by designers Uziel Gal (Uziel Gal, the creator of the software for ultrasound) and Israel Galili (Israel Galili) were submitted for testing. As a result, in 1973, the SSI adopted the rifle designed by Israel Galili, developed at the Israel Military Industries (IMI) state-owned arms company. The rifle received the designation Galil and went into mass production. At its core, it was nothing more than a Finnish submachine gun Valmet RK.62, which was modified to local specifics, which, in turn, was a licensed modification of the AK-47 Soviet Kalashnikov assault rifle. For the production of Galil machines and documentation were purchased in Finland, in addition, according to rumors, the very first Galil machines were assembled on Finnish-made receiver systems. The main differences between the Galil assault rifle and its prototypes were the new 5.56mm caliber cartridge and folding stock, similar to that used on FN FAL Para rifles. On the basis of the basic Galil AR model (Assault Rifle), a number of modifications were created, namely: Galil ARM, which had a folding bipod and a carrying handle; Galil SAR - a shortened version for armored forces and paratroopers; Galil AR and ARM caliber 7.62mm NATO - for export; Galatz - self-loading sniper version

Opener is good) Innovative development!

[Vtel]

Yes, but it doesn’t shine too much for us, we’ll use wired dynamo devices, since Glanase’s mustache is stolen, and only a Russian man knows how it works. If in our NANO-Chubais spies from the CIA worked full time and what we have to wait for. It’s necessary to use enemy trophies during the war.

[AK-47]

... new tracking systems in infantry units that will allow fighters to get a complete situational picture of the state of their troops.

It must be assumed that not only "ours", but also "strangers" will be able to get the same picture, for that there is intelligence, remember the German "Enigma".

[mogus]

in modern digital technologies there are orders of magnitude more codes than in "enigma". At the request of the military, communication systems must transmit about 100mb / s. With such a stream of information, you will have to decrypt before retirement. You need codes, and taking into account the modernity, codes can be changed quickly (memory card, for example).

[andrejwz]

IDF is preparing to introduce new tracking systems in the infantry units, which will allow the fighters to obtain a complete situational picture of the state of their troops.

And in the case of capture (death by direct contact) of an Israeli soldier to get the same picture to their enemy. A double edged sword.

[Professor]

Quote: andrejwz

And in the case of capture (death by direct contact) of an Israeli soldier to get the same picture to their enemy.

Even on a cheap home computer, there are screensaver to open which you need a password ...