The U.S. Army is adjusting its approach for the Command Post Integrated Infrastructure (CPI2) program to enhance unit mobility and survivability on the battlefield. Originally, CPI2 was planned to be built on Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles (FMTV) variants, but the Army is now focusing on modular and tailorable command posts. This change is driven by the need for command posts to establish communications more rapidly while on the move, addressing challenges posed by adversaries targeting stationary units. The Army has released a request for information to industry to explore modular command post options and plans to issue a request for proposals for competitive prototyping efforts in the coming year.
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