Fort Knox, KY Digital Air-Ground Integration Range (DAGIR) Fielding

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: The U.S. Army Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation (PEO STRI), Project Manager for Soldier Training (PM ST), Product Manager for Live Training Systems (PdM LTS), Digital Range Training System (DRTS) has a requirement to install a DAGIR at Fort Knox, KY. A DAGIR is the largest and most complex life fire range that the Army utilizes at its Home Stations. The DAGIR supports all Aviation gunnery tables to include diving fire and door gunnery. It supports platoon level collective training for all gunnery tables for Abrams, Bradley, (and all dismounted infantry) and aviation. DAGIR supports individual and crew qualification training. It uses thermal targets, night illumination devices, hostile-fire, target-kill, and visual flash. Its approximate footprint threshold is 4KM x 6KM. The range’s primary features include: 50 Stationary Armor Targets (SATs) 8 Moving Armor Targets (MATs) 246 Stationary Infantry Targets (SITs) 35 Moving Infantry Targets (MITs) 12 Facades (Urban engagements, which has 2 SITs each) 4 Stationary 3D Diving Targets 4 Trenches with Bunkers 4 Course Roads with Convoy Live Fire lane 20 Battle Positions (12 Defilade / 8 Hasty) 12 Aerial Firing Positions 1 Air/Ground Integration Village (14 one, two, and three-story modular buildings)

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Equipment, Audio-Visual Equipment.