Weekly Debrief: U.S. Air Force’s Gradual ABMS Transition Starts On The Ground

A forward-deployed Control and Reporting Center, or CRC, is shown with a TPS-75 radar and the TYQ-23 command and control system inside the shelter.
Credit: U.S. Air Force
Describing the U.S. Air Force’s loosely-defined—at the unclassified level available to the public, anyway—Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS) isn’t easy. Writing that it’s the Air Force’s component of the Joint All-Domain Command and Control system doesn’t quite explain things, nor does noting...

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