GTE to provide more battlefield computer systems

Engineers at the Communications Systems Division of GTE Government Systems Corp. in Taunton, Mass., won an $11.2 million contract modification to supply computers, peripherals, and software for Project Manager Army Tactical Command and Control Systems — better known as PM ATCCS. The contract came from the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command at Fort Monmouth, N.J. The contract is to provide common hardware/software items for battlefield commanders. The ATCCS automates crucial battle
Sept. 1, 1999

by John Keller

Engineers at the Communications Systems Division of GTE Government Systems Corp. in Taunton, Mass., won an $11.2 million contract modification to supply computers, peripherals, and software for Project Manager Army Tactical Command and Control Systems — better known as PM ATCCS. The contract came from the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command at Fort Monmouth, N.J. The contract is to provide common hardware/software items for battlefield commanders. The ATCCS automates crucial battlefield functions such as fire support, logistics and medical, air defense, battlefield maneuver, and intelligence/electronic warfare. —

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