Army Command Post Integrated Infrastructure (

The Army Command Post Integrated Infrastructure (CPI2) program is designed to enhance the mobility, scalability, and interoperability of Army Command Posts. Current command posts are considered too large and cumbersome, making them susceptible to detection and targeting by adversaries. CPI2 aims to address these vulnerabilities by integrating mission command warfighting functions onto vehicle platforms, allowing command posts to be more agile and blend seamlessly with maneuver formations. This integration is achieved through the Mission Command Platform (MCP) and the Command Post Support Vehicle (CPSV), which facilitate synchronized operations on the move.

The primary objective of CPI2 is to provide a mobile command post capability that enhances the survivability of command structures in dynamic combat environments. By utilizing vehicles from the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles (FMTV), CPI2 ensures that command posts can quickly relocate while maintaining operational effectiveness. The CPSV serves as a central hub, hosting essential components such as mission command servers, radios, and secure wireless networks. This setup allows for greater dispersion of command staff across the battlefield, reducing the risk of being targeted as a single large entity.

CPI2 also focuses on procuring hardware solutions from existing Army contracts to equip these vehicle platforms with necessary capabilities. The program's procurement strategy includes acquiring secure wireless solutions, unified voice management systems, and towable expeditionary shelter systems. These components are crucial for maintaining communication and operational functionality in dispersed command post setups. Additionally, CPI2 supports contract requirements and program management to ensure successful implementation and fielding of these capabilities.

CPI2 seeks to modernize Army Command Posts by enhancing their mobility and survivability through advanced vehicle-based solutions. By leveraging existing contracts for hardware procurement, the program aims to deliver a robust command infrastructure capable of operating effectively in diverse combat scenarios. This approach aligns with the Army's broader objectives of increasing agility and resilience in its tactical operations.