Changes in modern warfare have called for the coordination of artillery fire with the manoeuvring of ground forces making it extremely important to employ artillery as an integrated system.  Tecna Corporation offers tailored solution to meet your Artillery Command Fire Control needs.

The Artillery Command and Fire Control system integrates sensors for the observation of targets, meteorological conditions and muzzle velocities as well as the laying and navigation system on the gun with a network of computer systems in the artillery unit.

The  FCS offers capabilities to:

• Provide rapid information dissemination to execute artillery planning;
• Improve management activities to optimise the application of artillery fire;
• Integrate observation – meteorological and muzzle velocity sensors with fire control;
• Execute target engagement calculations;
•  And ensure safety improved fire control

Main features:

• Artillery Resource Management – division down to launchers
• Fire Support Co-ordination Centre – battery to divisional level
• Counter Battery Radar, Mobile and Portable Observation systems can be integrated or supplied
• Meteorological Systems and Muzzle Velocity Radars can be supplied or integrated Battalion Fire – different ballistic systems
• Battery Fire Directing Centre/Battery Command Post controls up to eight guns and four observers
• On-board ballistics with Multiple Round Simultaneous Impact (MRSI) fir SP guns
• Fully capable of executing shoot-shift-shoot missions with guns and Multiple Launch Rocket Systems
• Battery Fire Directing Centre/Battery Command Post executes four firing engagement simultaneously
• Ballistic calculations executed for individual launchers
• Event driven software with automatic safety checking
• Tactical radio data networks are used for data communication
• Cable can be used for data communication between guns and Battery Fire Directing Centre/Battery Command Post
• Used for guns, multiple rocket system and artillery mortars

Adaptable for other ballistic systems and operator languages