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DCGS-A

DCGS-A

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What is DCGS-A?

DCGS-A, or Distributed Common Ground System - Army, is the United States Army's primary system for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) tasking, processing, exploitation, and dissemination (TPED). It is a family of systems providing data collection, fusion, analysis, and dissemination capabilities to military intelligence analysts and commanders. DCGS-A integrates various intelligence sources, including imagery, signals intelligence (SIGINT), human intelligence (HUMINT), and geospatial intelligence (GEOINT), to provide a comprehensive operational picture. It is used to support situational awareness, target identification, threat assessment, and mission planning at various echelons.

What other technologies are related to DCGS-A?

DCGS-A Complementary Technologies

Tactical Data Communications Link (TDCL) enables data sharing and communication between DCGS-A and other systems; therefore, is considered complementary.
mentioned alongside DCGS-A in 100% (157) of relevant job posts
Ground Risk Communication System (GRCS) provides situational awareness, which is complementary to DCGS-A's intelligence analysis.
mentioned alongside DCGS-A in 78% (166) of relevant job posts
Operational Ground Station (OGS) provides tactical exploitation of imagery, which complements DCGS-A.
mentioned alongside DCGS-A in 76% (162) of relevant job posts

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