Which system provides a common operational picture for military echelons?

The Army Mission Command Information System (MCIS) is designed specifically to provide a unified and integrated command and control capability for military operations. It consolidates data and information from various sources, allowing commanders and their staff at different echelons to visualize the operational environment and make informed decisions based on a shared understanding of the situation.

The MCIS supports the concept of mission command by enabling real-time collaboration and communication among units, ensuring that all levels of command have access to the same information, which is crucial for effective decision-making and operational coherence. This common operational picture is essential in complex military scenarios where situational awareness across various levels of command can significantly impact mission outcomes.

Other systems mentioned, while relevant to military operations, do not specifically focus on providing this comprehensive and cohesive operational picture across echelons in the same manner as the MCIS.