Vojenské Rozhledy

Czech Military Review

Vojenské rozhledy / Czech Military Review Nr. 4/2007, Vol. XVI. (XLVIII.): 182-186

The Current Automated Fire Control System of Artillery Regt ASPRO and the Concept of its Further DevelopmentMilitary professional

Michal Sobarňa Author profile

Michal Sorbaňa, Ph.D. The article deals with contemporary conditions of automated Fire Control System called ASPRO which was introduced into the ACR in the late 90s. It is a classical computer network of enforced computers with commercial operational system Windows 95, with special applications for command, control, communication, intelligence at the level of artillery regiment. It is the so-called C3I system that is divided into three program modifications designated for individual components ASPRO system: Artillery Tactical Computer, FO Tactical Computer, Gun Tactical Computer, and Meteo Tactical Computer. The connections and ties among individual elements of system are depicted on several detailed charts and schemes. The issue was discussed at the Artillery Conference in January 2007; the visions of ASPRO support to mechanized units were presented by the Chief of Joint Force Artillery. This essay covers only the main elements (procedures) of above mentioned problems.

Keywords: artilery,information and communication technologies,command and control

Published: December 15, 2007  Show citation

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Sobarňa, M. (2007). The Current Automated Fire Control System of Artillery Regt ASPRO and the Concept of its Further Development. Czech Military Review88(4), 182-186
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