Tactical Computer

Tactical computers are a type of computer system that is specifically designed for use in tactical or military operations. They are typically ruggedized and built to withstand harsh environments and extreme conditions.

In the supply class Information Technology Central Processing Unit (CPU, Computer), Hybrid, tactical computers are a specific type of computer system that combines the capabilities of a traditional central processing unit (CPU) with additional features and functionalities that are useful in tactical situations. These additional features may include built-in GPS, wireless communication capabilities, and specialized software for military applications.

Tactical computers fall under the supply group Information Technology Equipment (Including Firmware), Software, Supplies And Support Equipment. This supply group encompasses a wide range of equipment, software, supplies, and support equipment related to information technology. It includes items such as computers, servers, networking equipment, software applications, and various support equipment and supplies needed to operate and maintain IT systems.

Overall, tactical computers are an important component of the information technology infrastructure in military and tactical operations, providing the necessary computing power and specialized features to support mission-critical tasks in challenging environments.