What does COGUN stand for?

Manworn laser detectors record "hits," "misses" and "kills" and the controller gun downloads the action of the day to gauge how the participants performed.

Manworn laser detectors record "hits," "misses" and "kills" and the controller gun downloads the action of the day to gauge how the participants performed.

MILES 2000 is expected to become fully operational at six Marine Corps locations by late summer, following Cubic's delivery of approximately 9,000 manworn systems; 1,000 antitank weapon systems; 300 combat vehicle systems; 100 independent target systems; ancillary equipment and technology such as controller guns, automatic small arms alignment fixtures; and the MILES 2000 After Action Review system.

The equipment that Cubic will provide to the Army and Marine Corps includes individual manworn and weapon systems, anti-tank (surrogate) weapons, combat and non-combat vehicle systems, pyrotechnic devices, controller guns and target interface devices.