When a casualty occurs, the smaller creWs on neWer u.s. naval ships Will

require immediate and accurate situational aWareness. successful response

requires interactive real-time information and direct control of the ships

damage control systems. the l-3 marine systems damage control system (dcs)

component is an integral part of the l-3 integrated ship management system,

giving sailors the tools they need to achieve mission success.

the l-3 marine systems damage control system is in service in several of the world’s premier

navies and includes many unique capabilities including:

• electronic casualty plotting

• real-time sensor data

• multiple displays with interactive incident Board management (i2Bm)

• innovative freedraw tool for interactive notes on any display

• drag and drop touch screen user interface

• automated space kill cards and advisories

• integrated ship stability calculation

• integrated cctv support

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With the mandate to reduce manning and increase

operational efficiency, the u.s. navy requires the

most advanced technology that industry can offer.

the l-3 marine systems damage control system is

the vital tool for ship survivability and mission success.

M a r i n e S y s t e m s

D A M A g E C O N T R O L S Y S T E M ( D C S )

Marine Systems

750 mil ler drive s. e.

leesburg, virginia 20175 u.s.a.

tel: 703.443.1700

fax: 703.443.2688

L-3COM.COM/MARINESYSTEMS