Abstract: A method for providing fire support command and control for small unit operations. The method involves displaying a geographical representation of a battle space using a map. One or more strike asset icons are displayed on the map, each representing strike assets which are geographically dispersed within the battle space. At least one target icon is also displayed on the map to represent a target within the battle space. In response to a user input identifying a desired effect upon the target, the system graphically conveys fire mission planning information to the user during an interactive mission planning process.

Abstract: A method for providing fire support command and control for small unit operations. The method involves displaying a geographical representation of a battle space using a map. One or more strike asset icons are displayed on the map, each representing strike assets which are geographically dispersed within the battle space. At least one target icon is also displayed on the map to represent a target within the battle space. In response to a user input identifying a desired effect upon the target, the system graphically conveys fire mission planning information to the user during an interactive mission planning process.

Abstract: Method for mission adaptable terrain analysis of a plurality of geographic cells (404) comprising an analysis area (406). The method (100) includes receiving a user determined selection of at least one terrain algorithm component (302) to be used for the analysis area, and a user determined selection of input data (314) to be used by the terrain algorithm component. The input data has an input data format and an input data semantic. The method can further involve receiving a user determined selection of at least one of a plurality of transform components (608).

Abstract: A module combat command and control system is disclosed having a concrete layer and a plurality of abstracted layers. Various components can be interchangeably associated with the abstracted layers to form different applications, such as a terrain mapping application, a netted fires applications, and the like.