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Marines operate a Blue Force Tracker - Joint Capabilities

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Marines operate a Blue Force Tracker - Joint Capabilities Release system April 23 during a course at the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Integrated Systems Training Center on Camp Hansen. The BFT-JCR is a new system being field tested by the Marine Corps to replace the original BFT. The system is a personnel and equipment tracker capable of quick communication and notifying users of previously determined hazard areas in an area of operations. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. David N. Hersey/Released)

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marine air ground task force integrated systems training center

blue force tracker joint capabilities release