CVS Bradley Adapter Kit

Overview

The Bradley Adapter Kit can be modified to work with any contemporary infantry fighting vehicle equipped with missile and/or cannon weapons systems. It is adaptable to the Warrior IFV, Marder IFV, Piranha IFV, Pandur IFV (France), and the Dingo (Belgium) Recon / Future Rapid Effects System (UK).

The CVS Common Kit provides different variants the Bradley family of vehicles both today and tomorrow with an enhanced, high-fidelity state-of-the-art detection system in force-on-force training exercises in a Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES)-based live training environment and at the combat training centers.

Applications

The Bradley family of vehicles is easily added to the CVS Common Kit to create a complete vehicle system. Unlike the Abrams Adapter Kit, the Bradley laser transmitter adapter has an audio weapons effect signature simulator (WESS) to replicate the 25mm firing. A cable-free, tube-launched, wire-guided weapon effect simulator (TOW-WES) mounts in the TOW launcher. This supports realistic loading and unloading of the system. Built with safety in mind, SAIC's cable-free TOW has multiple safety features to protect the warfighter from accidental discharge.

The components of the Bradley Adapter Kit include:

• Bradley Adapter
• Tactical Optical Wire-Guided Weapon Effects Simulation System (TOW WESS)
• Optical Repeater Module

Like all SAIC TES training systems, the Bradley Adapter Kit combines with the CVS Common Kit to support tough, realistic force-on-force training exercises with wireless, laser common components which are interoperable throughout SAIC's dismounted and mounted systems.

Features

• Laser transmitter adapter that mounts on the main gun receiver
• Aural WESS for 25 mm firing
• Embedded solar panel with rechargeable battery
• Energy-efficient design that combines the use of embedded solar panel with rechargeable battery and recharges adapter kit components in the transit case.

Benefits

The CVS and Bradley Adapter Kits' common components are interoperable throughout SAIC's dismounted and mounted systems so you can combine capabilities of different wireless components to fit the Warfighters' unique training needs. This helps to lower production costs, reduce life-cycle support expenses, and provides the opportunity to procure more systems to support your training objectives.