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APM SUSTAINABLE RANGE PROGRAM (SRP)


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Bonnie Harrison - APM Sustainable Range Program
Sylvester Bryant - Resource Management Pat Bittikofer - Administrative Assistant
Lee Harrison - SRP Program Support
Ansel Hicks - SRP Program Support
Chris Catotti - SRP Engineer
Mick Hicks - I-MTS Roger Lennox - DRTS LCPD Bob Aucoin - HITS/AWSS LCPD
Tim Behan - COR Frances Purser - SRP Contracting Office Chris Catotti - SRP Engineer
Janice Stevenson - Contracts Specialist
Janice Stevenson - Contracts Specialist
Anthony Stephenson - Contracts Specialist

MISSION:

Under the WFF program, the SRP provides worldwide operations, maintenance and sustainment support of digital live training range systems used by the U.S. Army, Air Force, Marines, Navy and multinational Coalition Forces.


DESCRIPTION:

These range systems consist of the following platforms, for which WFF currently provides sustainment and operations:

  • Aerial Weapon Scoring System (AWSS)
  • Initial Homestation Instrumentation Training System (IHITS)
  • Integrated Military Operations on Urban Terrain (MOUT) Training System (IMTS) consisting of:
    • Combined Arms Collective Training Facility (CACTF)
    • Shoot House (SH)
    • Location of Miss and Hit (LOMAH)
    • Range Support
    • Mobile Urban Training System (MUTS)

  • Digital Range Training System (DRTS) consisting of:
    • Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex (DMPRC)
    • Digital Multi-Purpose Training Range (DMPTR)
    • Digital Multi-Purpose Battle Area Complex (DMPBAC)
    • Multi-Purpose Training Range (MPTR)
    • Battle Area Complex (BAX)

Using advanced targetry, sound effects, battlefield effects and smells of war, WFF supports systems that represent realistic threat environments that produce realistic reactions. WFF also supports enhanced training data collection using onboard instrumentation systems, as well as vehicle-mounted, internal and external field camera systems. This information is used in the preparation and presentation of the AAR for the unit’s evaluation. WFF sustainment efforts currently include instrumentation hardware maintenance, interaction/training support of unit personnel, instrumented operations and preparation of AAR and THPs for trained units. Under WFF, the SRP can also interoperate within a live-virtual-constructive integrated architecture to support Army and joint exercises.

APM SRP operates Combined Arms Collective Training Facility (CACTF) Ranges
APM SRP operates Combined Arms Collective Training Facility (CACTF) Ranges

Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex (DMPRC)
Digital Multi-Purpose Range Complex (DMPRC)

Cross Utilization

Through SRP, WFF has developed a strategy for providing detailed support to the Soldier. Depending on the training requirement for deploying units and the need for training, WFF affords the ability to surge support across the program. This has equated into cost avoidance to the government and has saved the program valuable dollars. It also provides Soldiers training opportunities to sharpen Ground Combat Crew Gunnery skills, provides realistic individual and collective training scenarios in an urban environment and challenges Aviation Crew Gunnery skills executing target acquisition and engagement in preparation for Full Spectrum Combat Operations.

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