Disclosed are an intelligent artillery supporting apparatus and a method of operating the same which can support a movement of a scheduled fire point of impact for each artillery weapon displayed as a result of a scheduled fire simulation for a target area to a new point of impact which an operator desires and automatically calculate and provide new firing data according to the movement of the scheduled fire point of impact, thereby effectively supporting artillery tactics.

Disclosed are an intelligent artillery supporting apparatus and a method of operating the same which can support a movement of a scheduled fire point of impact for each artillery weapon displayed as a result of a scheduled fire simulation for a target area to a new point of impact which an operator desires and automatically calculate and provide new firing data according to the movement of the scheduled fire point of impact, thereby effectively supporting artillery tactics.

Disclosed are an intelligent artillery supporting apparatus and a method of operating the same which can support a movement of a scheduled fire point of impact for each artillery weapon displayed as a result of a scheduled fire simulation for a target area to a new point of impact which an operator desires and automatically calculate and provide new firing data according to the movement of the scheduled fire point of impact, thereby effectively supporting artillery tactics.

Disclosed are an intelligent artillery supporting apparatus and a method of operating the same which can support a movement of a scheduled fire point of impact for each artillery weapon displayed as a result of a scheduled fire simulation for a target area to a new point of impact which an operator desires and automatically calculate and provide new firing data according to the movement of the scheduled fire point of impact, thereby effectively supporting artillery tactics.

A firearm includes one or more rails to which accessories may be mounted. The rails provide a communication path over which data may be transferred between the accessories and a processor located in the rails or in the firearm. The processor may cause the data to be sent to another location and may receive other data from other locations to provide a network of intercommunicating firearms that may deployed in a battlefield environment.

A networked battle system includes a communication network, a first rifle that includes at least one accessory coupled thereto that determines a bearing of the first rifle and a communication element allowing the at least one accessory to provide bearing information to the communication network. The system also includes a battle management system in communication with the first rifle through the communication network that receives the bearing information from the accessory and updates a battle plan based on the bearing information to form an updated battle plan.

A firearm includes one or more rails to which accessories may be mounted. The rails provide a communication path over which data may be transferred between the accessories and a processor located in the rails or in the firearm. The processor may cause the data to be sent to another location and may receive other data from other locations to provide a network of intercommunicating firearms that may deployed in a battlefield environment.

Systems, methods, and devices for electronically displaying individual shots from multiple shots on one physical target including at least one camera directed at a physical target that is in data communication with a computer, the computer running software that allows for capture of successive images after each shot is taken, and isolation and highlighting of each shot from all other shots on the computer's display. In some examples, systems include the ability to generate and present overlays on the target images. In some further examples, systems include multiple cameras for capturing associated information with each shot such as shooter position, wind speed, and projectile speed.

Systems, methods, and devices for electronically displaying individual shots from multiple shots on one physical target including at least one camera directed at a physical target that is in data communication with a computer, the computer running software that allows for capture of successive images after each shot is taken, and isolation and highlighting of each shot from all other shots on the computer's display. In some examples, systems include the ability to generate and present overlays on the target images. In some further examples, systems include multiple cameras for capturing associated information with each shot such as shooter position, wind speed, and projectile speed.

Systems, methods, and devices for electronically displaying individual shots from multiple shots on one physical target including at least one camera directed at a physical target that is in data communication with a computer, the computer running software that allows for capture of successive images after each shot is taken, and isolation and highlighting of each shot from all other shots on the computer's display. In some examples, systems include the ability to generate and present overlays on the target images. In some further examples, systems include multiple cameras for capturing associated information with each shot such as shooter position, wind speed, and projectile speed.