Battlefield Management System (BMS) used in the main battle tanks and units of the task force increases the coordination and synchronization of all units from battalion down to single platform level. The system provides digital command capability with voice and data communications, real time situational awareness and functions for operations planning and execution.

The main components of the BMS for the main battle tanks are:

• Command Control Computer

• Command Control Software

• Software Defined Tactical Radios

• Vehicular Intercom System

• Display Units

BMS provides full integration with the tank platform electronic subsystems such as Fire Control System, Remote Weapon Station, Target Sensors and other sensors of the tank platform, enabling the automated use of sensor and platform information for command and control.

The main features of the BMS are:

• Real time situational awareness

• Operation plan/order and overlays creation and dissemination

• Military reports and messages

• Logistics and personnel reports and functions

• Movement planning and control

• Decision support fools and functions

• Modular and configurable system software

• Open system architecture and use of common standards for interoperability