November 

 In This Issue
Ammo Shortages Undermine Navy, Marine Corps Training
Army Tests Move to ‘Virtual Proving Ground’
Aviation Enthusiasts Ponder:How Good Are PC Simulators?
Congress Ups Funding For Live-Fire Testing
Distance-Learning Could Help Train More First-Responders
F-22 Pilots to Get Advanced Trainers by ‘03
Federal Procurement Chief Outlines Priorities
Focus on Basics, Urges Small Arms Designer
Forecast Is Rosy for Visual Simulation Industry
How Will New War Change Defense Policies?
Industrial Readiness Requires Steady Commitment
Micro-Robots, Sensors Shape Urban Warfare
Modeling, Simulation Sector to Undergo Change
Navy Shifts Gears on Air-Combat Training System
Outlook for Flight Training Market: A Mixed Bag
Predicting Network Performance Can Save Millions
Reservists Called Up for Homeland Defense
Sept. 11 Attacks Tested Emergency Alert System
Simulation Professionals Will Gain Certification
Simulations Help Train for ‘Extreme Risks’
Training Commanders Tout Gulf Coast Ranges
U.S. Forces Should Avoid ‘Training Surprise’
U.S. Preparations for War Sharpen Focus on Training
Washington Pulse
‘Ghost Recon’ Tests Tactical Shooter Skills
Interest Growing in Disaster-Management Simulator
Joint Interoperability Test Site Expected to Grow
Lack of ‘Single Integrated Picture’Hinders Commanders, Study Says
Longbow Apache Trainer: First Deployable Simulator for Army
Marines Expand Beachhead In ‘Mecca’ for Simulation
Military Training Needs More Flexibility, Analysts Contend
Navy Program Bolsters Links Between Testers, Engineers
New Books, Old Subjects—Better, Expanded Coverage
Precise Weather Models Guide Navy’s War Planning
Simulation-Based Acquisition Only a ‘Slogan,’ Says Survey
U.S. Navy’s Training Systems Division Is Adding New Space
Virtual Metropolis UnderpinsEmergency Response Trainer