Background. The ANG ranges require expanded instrumentation training opportunities in the live environment to provide tracking data for threat emitter systems and record air and ground system interactions to provide after action reviews (AAR). The P5 Combat Training System (P5CTS) is composed of a remote range unit (RRU), a live monitor system utilized at the range training officer (RTO) location, and an AAR system used at squadron debriefing locations and training centers. The P5CTS has been deployed to less than half of the ANG locations that require the capability. To complete fielding to the remaining wings and training ranges, the ANG requires 18 RRUs, 14 RTO systems, 34 AAR systems and 44 additional P5CTS pods. Additionally, the ANG requires a standard configuration of software and hardware to provide a common architecture for live training ranges to improve training and centralize modernization and sustainment. This configuration would provide a shared arrangement of range training systems and applications that is a central component of ACC’s Enterprise Range Plan. It is composed of networks, servers, and workstations that consolidate training systems and software.