Tokyo wants single interface for faster battlefield decisions The new system also aims to conserve ammunition and missile inventories at remote islands that are difficult to resupply.
Tokyo wants single interface for faster battlefield decisions The new system also aims to conserve ammunition and missile inventories at remote islands that are difficult to resupply. (Ground Self-Defense Force) TOKYO -- Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force plans to integrate control systems for missiles and artillery at the division level, a move intended to enable commanders to quickly identify enemy positions and direct counterattacks, Nikkei has learned.