Military | Military Tracking Systems

The US Military used security tracking extensively during the invasion of Iraq. Providing commanders with near real-time visibility of their asset dispositions proved to be one of the most significant advances in military command and control capability in the last two decades.

Track24 is one of the first companies to offer military forces a complete Common Operating Picture (COP). On a single screen Track24 can provide military tracking systems for army, air-force and naval units. Our secure web-based crisis management software, the C4i platform, can display air assets, vessels, military vehicles and soldiers. The C4i platform is in service with several Western military forces.

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Our military tracking clients can track and have communications with an individual soldier, a section, company or battle-group. They can track helicopters and other fixed-wing air assets, maritime assets and convoys. Track24's risk management software, the C4i platform, provides commanders with an unprecedented level of visibility and control of global operations.

The equipment is robust and proven, as well as being compact, light-weight and simple to use. The training requirement is minimal. Roll-out can be rapid, providing military forces with an immediate force multiplier effect, if combined with a shift in operational tactics to harness the benefits of complete asset information.

This capability provides a step change in the way operations can be managed. The tactical and strategic implications are significant, particularly for counter-insurgency operations.

Other features include:

Integration with technology to detect enemy dispositions and ability to view these on the same screens
Overlays of military map marking symbols
Overlays of military grid reference system and other grid systems.

Usage includes:

Defence of installations and facilities
Manoeuvring of military units
Vectoring of close air support
Protection of VIPs
Early warning mechanism for border control

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