November 

 In This Issue
Air Defense Planning Aided by Simulations
Army STRICOM Revamps Contracting Process
Book Sizes Up German Paratroopers, Gear
Driver Training Needs Spawn New Business Opportunities
For Space Station Crew, Training Never Ends
NATO Steps Up Modeling And Simulation Activities
Navy Kicks Off $7B Intranet Project
Over-Optimistic Promises Hurting Industry
Simulation Software Solution Does the Math
The Guns-Versus-Butter Debate Lingers On
Training Aids Mounted on Trucks and Tanks
Want to Polish Your Flight Skills? Try FLY! 2K
Washington Pulse
$65K Flight Simulator Draws Skepticism From Military Buyers
Advanced Software Bolsters Distance Learning Program
Aircraft Improvements Lead To Dilemma of ‘Concurrency’
Cost of Simulators Driven by Development of Digital Databases
Databases Move to Next Level In Distributed Mission Training
E-Learning Replacing Conventional Classrooms, Says Navy Admiral
‘Embedded’ Trainers Planned for Army’s Next-Gen Combat Vehicle
Emergency Response Teams Rehearse in Digital Simulators
F-22, Joint Strike Fighter Trainers Redefine ‘Point-and-Click’ Warfare
Flight Training Goes to the Movies With High-Resolution Graphics
Guard to Align With Army; Better Training on the Way
High-Octane Computers Spark Scientific Models, Simulations
Lessons Learned Over the Net: A Boon for Info-Tech Industry
Marine Operational Squadrons Will Be Equipped With Simulators
Mobile Range Instrumentation System To Be Tested on Carrier
Navy Fine-Tuning Acquisition Strategy for Flight Simulators
Navy Pursuing ‘Smaller, Deployable, Interactive’ Networked Systems
NDIA Educational Mission Allows Advocacy, Limited Lobbying Role
On-the-Move, Combined-Arms Training Available to Soldiers
Role of Training Systems in Military Readiness Gains High-Level Attention
Simulation Companies Fight for Piece of World Market
Simulation of Human Behavior Helps Military Training Models
STRICOM Contract Focuses on Worldwide Support for Trainers
Super Hornet Tactical Aircraft Trainer Suits U.S. Navy’s Priorities
Technology Leaps All Around Propel Advances in Simulators
Ultra-Wide Band Radio Links Boost Indirect Fire Simulation
U.S. Air Force to Invest $500 Million in Simulators Through 2006
Video Games Gaining Clout As Military Training Tools
‘Worthy’ Simulation Reference Now Available