What does MUS stand for?

When the materiel availability KPP was established by the Joint Requirements Oversight Council in 2007, the Joint Attack Munitions Systems (JAMS) Project Office Logistics Directorate was faced with the task of developing a viable materiel availability KPP (threshold and objective) for the JAGM.

Army Acquisition Support Center (with duty at Lackland AFB, Texas) 2008 Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology Continuous Process Improvement Award Hellfire Missile System RESET Project Team, PEO Missiles and Space, Joint Attack Munitions Systems Project Office 2008 Department of the Army Research and Development Laboratory of the Year Awards Research Laboratory of the Year U.

Robert Dillon, chief science advisor at Benet Laboratories, the Army's principal government research laboratory for large-caliber munitions systems.

Army's principal researcher, developer and sustainer of current and future armament and munitions systems, will use Contextware's award winning technology to help capture emerging manufacturing process information and knowledge.

Giambastiani on August 17, 2006, the Joint Attack Munitions Systems (JAMS) Project Office Logistics Directorate was tasked to develop a viable Am threshold and objective Am KPP for the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile (JAGM) system.

FCS modernization will now focus on delivering Spin-Out 1 capabilities to the EBCT, which will be stood up early next year at Fort Bliss, Texas, to evaluate, test, and refine Intelligent Munitions Systems, Unattended Ground Sensors, the Non-Line of Sight Launch System, and an early version of the FCS Networked Battle Command.

The Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate of the Army's Communications and Electronics Command provided modeling and simulation tools that represented unattended ground sensors, intelligent munitions systems and mines, as well as the Advanced Concepts Research Tool, a technology that represented the FCS reconnaissance and surveillance vehicle and its robotic components.

the Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC) is the Army's principal researcher, developer and sustainer of current and future armament and munitions systems.