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Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center Tests GBOSS at Atterbury-Muscatatuck
Camp Atterbury Indiana
June 23, 2014 | 1:39
Engineers and technicians from Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center traveled to Atterbury-Muscatatuck in Edinburgh, Indiana to conduct testing and install upgrades to the United States Marine Corps Ground Based Operational Surveillance System.
The Ground Based Operational Surveillance System, G-BOSS, is a trailer-mounted tower with mounted surveillance systems and integrated with the command operations center (COC) used primarily by the United States Marine Corps. The G-BOSS is used primarily for force protection, checkpoint security, route reconnaissance, patrol over watch, improvised explosive devices emplacement detection, intelligence gathering, and personnel/vehicle identification. Available in high definition.
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