What does MCS stand for?

Mounted Combat System

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The XM-1202 Mounted Combat System is one of eight new vehicle types that the Army is developing through its FCS modernization program.

Army tests cannon for FCS Mounted Combat System

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] A precision 120-mm munition for the Army's Future Combat Systems mounted combat system is moving closer to fruition.

Army prepares to field smarter artillery round

The round is being developed as part of the Future Combat System programme for use by the Mounted Combat System, which is planned to enter service in 2015.

Survivability: in a built-up area, the simplest rocket-launched ...

Mounted Combat System The Mounted Combat System (MCS) will provide direct and Beyond-Line-of-Sight (BLOS) offensive firepower by delivering precision fires at a rapid rate.

The army's future combat systems

Eight FCS variants are being designed: an infantry carrier, a command-and-control vehicle, a mounted combat system, a reconnaissance and surveillance version, a non-line-of-sight cannon, a non-line-of-sight mortar, a recovery and maintenance vehicle, and a medical treatment and evacuation variant.

Army struggles with weight of future combat systems

It has been reported that a 105 mm main armament is preferred for the Mounted Combat System of the US Army's Future Combat Systems.

Return of the one-o-five: the 105 mm gun might be regarded as the ...

Successful demonstrations may lead to a tactical 120 mm round development program for the Future Combat System's tank-like mounted combat system.

Army tests scramjet to power kinetic energy tank rounds

The Mounted Combat System (MCS) will have a two-person crew and possibly carry two passengers.

On track: while wheeled vehicles offer more practicality in terms of ...