Sadly, I am well versed in bull**** bureaucratese.
A multiplatform force multiplier is a fancy way of saying you can link multiple units, weapon systems, sensors, and etc. to cause a military force to act as one single organism. This magnifies the effect on the enemy when they’re still acting at the unit level.
For instance you can link tanks and artillery to act as a single artillery force. You can also tie in individual troops and their anti-tank missiles to neutralize targets that are not line of sight. And you can link all of the above to fire TOT.
This kind of capability is called a multiplatform force multiplier.
The Russians have some capabilities like this but NATO has this kind of thing in spades. NATO has MFP’s no one’s even tried yet just because the reason isn’t there.
In any case when you see it in action you realize that an MFP capability is a weapon unto itself.
“For instance you can link tanks and artillery to act as a single artillery force. You can also tie in individual troops and their anti-tank missiles to neutralize targets that are not line of sight. And you can link all of the above to fire TOT.”
Yeah, it works just like that. /s
Sounds like you have never served. You would know how a brochure from Lockheed Martin isn’t exactly how things work in real life.