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handle is hein.crs/crsmthmbcsg0001 and id is 1 raw text is: CRS INSIGHT The Army's Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T) Program October 10, 2017 (IN10799) Related Author Andrew Feickert, Specialist in Military Ground Forces (afeickert0Tcrsloc gQ, 7-7673) What Is WIN-T? The WIN-T program is the Army's high-speed, high-capacity tactical communications network to distribute classified and unclassified information through all echelons of Army command by means of voice, data, and real-time video. WIN-T was being developed and fielded in three increments. WIN-T Increment 1 WJN=T Inrement 1 is a stationary network for command posts and units at battalion-level and above. It provides a full range of at-the-halt data, voice, and video communications. The Army began fielding WIN-T Increment 1 in 2004 and completed fielding in 2012. WIN-T Increment 2 WTN-T Incrment 2 is intended to be the Army's initial mobile network providing combat vehicles with on-the-move communications, mission command, and situational awareness. WIN-T Increment 2 is an Acquisitin _Catgry iC Ma or Defense Acquisition Program with a total life cycle cost of $20 billion and a total procurement cost of $9.1 billion. It was first fielded in October 2012. As of March 2017, WIN-T Increment 2 had been fi to 14 Brigade Combat Teams (BCTs), 7 Division Headquarters, and the U.S. Army Signal School and the program remained on track to field two units per year. WIN-T Increment 3 WIN-T Increment 3 was intended to be the Army's full mobile network designed to provide on-the-move mission command for all Army commanders-from theater to company level. In FY2014, it was _rgamrucLu due to cost concerns with selected Increment 3 capabilities to be incorporated into the WIN-T Increment 2 program. Selected Program Reports