The Aberdeen Proving Ground (ACC-APG), operating through the US Army Contract Command, plans to supply Ukraine with 18 sets of automated artillery fire control systems in a variant for international export, according to the US government government procurement portal.
Similar equipment is expected to be purchased for the needs of Latvia and Taiwan.
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According to the contract, related equipment will also be supplied to Ukraine.
![International Field Artillery Tactical Data System (IFATDS/AFATDS)](/media/contentimages/75363ac65dcab9de.jpg)
In particular, these are 18 sets of ULTRALink military modems used by the US Army to create secure military networks.
The contract for a period of one year provides for the work in Ukraine of a representative on the operation of the IFATDS system.
Ukrainian operators of automated fire control systems will undergo specialized courses for a period of seven weeks.
![International Field Artillery Tactical Data System (IFATDS/AFATDS)](/media/contentimages/34363ac6618d78c1.jpg)
A separate item in the tender stipulates the provision by a potential contractor of services to support and maintain the software of IFATDS systems.
The U.S. Army Contracting Command sets a deadline for collecting proposals on January 9, 2023.
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