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Future Force Warrior was a United States military advanced technology demonstration project that was part of the Future Combat Systems project. The FFW project sought to create a lightweight, fully integrated infantryman combat system. It was one technology demonstration project in a series of network-centric, next-generation infantry combat projects the U.S. military have developed over the past decade, such as the Soldier Integrated Protective Ensemble technology demonstration program, Land Warrior, and Transformation of the United States Army.

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  • Der Future Force Warrior (FFW), früher Objective Force Warrior genannt, war Teil des Projektes Future Combat Systems der United States Army. Es sollte den Infanteristen befähigen, als Teil des militärischen Global Information Grid zu agieren. Es war zum damaligen Zeitpunkt der amerikanische Teil des Soldier Modernization Programms der NATO. Das Future-Force-Warrior-System sollte im Jahr 2010 in der US-Armee eingeführt werden und bis dahin 3 Milliarden US-Dollar kosten. Es sollte die Überlebensfähigkeit, Durchsetzungsfähigkeit und Netzwerkfähigkeit des Soldaten auf dem Schlachtfeld der Zukunft steigern. Dies sollte unter anderem durch eine modernere und leichtere Ausrüstung realisiert werden. Das Programm Future Combat Systems wurde am 23. Juni 2009 von Robert Gates gestrichen, was auch das Ende des Future Force Warriors markierte. Teile des Projektes wurden für das Nachfolgeprogramm Brigade Combat Team Modernization verwendet. (de)
  • Future Force Warrior was a United States military advanced technology demonstration project that was part of the Future Combat Systems project. The FFW project sought to create a lightweight, fully integrated infantryman combat system. It was one technology demonstration project in a series of network-centric, next-generation infantry combat projects the U.S. military have developed over the past decade, such as the Soldier Integrated Protective Ensemble technology demonstration program, Land Warrior, and Transformation of the United States Army. The Future Force Warrior concept envisioned the radical use of technologies such as nanotechnology, powered exoskeletons, and magnetorheological fluid-based body armor to provide the infantry with significantly higher force multiplier than the opposing force. However, the stated concept was not U.S. Army doctrine, and was not intended to answer every situation that Army After Next (the Army's buzzword for future fighting forces) would face; rather, the concept was meant to serve as an end goal to strive to reach or to compromise with current technologies and to stir imagination and dialogue on how these technologies and concepts could help soldiers in the near future. The first phase of the project involved a development of the technologies to help reduce the soldier's fighting load and power requirements and improving the soldier's protection, lethality, and environmental and situational awareness, with planned deployment in 2010, to serve the Army's short-term needs. The Army's plan was to introduce the subsystems in "spirals" every two years, instead of one large rollout every ten years. The U.S. military hoped to develop a fully realized end product sometime in 2032, incorporating research from U.C. Berkeley's BLEEX exoskeleton project and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies into a final design. This was one of the most important parts. The Army Combat Shirt was developed from this program. (en)
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  • Land Warrior and Air Warrior (en)
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  • Der Future Force Warrior (FFW), früher Objective Force Warrior genannt, war Teil des Projektes Future Combat Systems der United States Army. Es sollte den Infanteristen befähigen, als Teil des militärischen Global Information Grid zu agieren. Es war zum damaligen Zeitpunkt der amerikanische Teil des Soldier Modernization Programms der NATO. Das Programm Future Combat Systems wurde am 23. Juni 2009 von Robert Gates gestrichen, was auch das Ende des Future Force Warriors markierte. Teile des Projektes wurden für das Nachfolgeprogramm Brigade Combat Team Modernization verwendet. (de)
  • Future Force Warrior was a United States military advanced technology demonstration project that was part of the Future Combat Systems project. The FFW project sought to create a lightweight, fully integrated infantryman combat system. It was one technology demonstration project in a series of network-centric, next-generation infantry combat projects the U.S. military have developed over the past decade, such as the Soldier Integrated Protective Ensemble technology demonstration program, Land Warrior, and Transformation of the United States Army. (en)
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