This GPS-guided mortar system is meant to automate the call for fire
A new system for the Army and Marine Corps aims to streamline mortar operations. Crews currently rely on verbal communication to direct firing. Automation is expected to improve the process.
Details about the system's functionality are available from the source. The system allows digital entry of target information and automatic tube positioning, simplifying the firing process for crews.
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