Forcys: Technology to Enable Future Amphibious Operations

Forcys outlines the difficulties with amphibious warfare in the present day, discussing how its acoustic array technology could maintain a force’s level of situational awareness in future By Abi Wylie / 12 Jan 2024

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Generally, the concept of amphibious operations evolves in a straight line from planning to termination, with the landing force entering the area of operations only after rehearsal and re-embarkation have been completed to suit the mission requirements.

Forcys believes that, in these situations, the acronym PERMSAT (Planning, Embarkation, Rehearsal, Manoeuvre, Shaping, Action, Termination) will be compressed chronologically and geographically to three broad activities: 

  • Persistent presence and posture;
  • Concentration of amphibious force; 
  • Action and termination.

But they will overlap and compete for resources and space. So how could the LSG maintain its situational awareness (and a degree of presence) while it must depart a littoral zone to reorganise and rehearse?

Forces answers this question and more, outlining:

  • Operational Choices
  • Technical Options
  • Proven Capabilities

The company concludes that early engagement is needed to help solve the challenges the future operating space presents for amphibious warfare. Forcys outlines proven technology to shows how its technology can help.

Visit the company’s website to find out more.

Posted by Abi Wylie Edited by Abigail Wylie, Editor and Copywriter experienced in digital media with a keen interest in ocean science technology. Connect & Contact

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