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Land Forces
Army, Industry Have Faith in New Approach for Bradley Replacement
After a handful of unsuccessful attempts to replace the Army’s aging Bradley fighting vehicle, the service hopes it is finally on the right track.
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Training and Simulation
I/ITSEC NEWS: Procurement Officials Wary of OTA Regulations
Adding more rules and regulations to the Pentagon’s prototyping fast-track process could hurt the pace of training modernization, procurement officials said Dec. 2.
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Training and Simulation
I/ITSEC NEWS: Air Force Mulling How to Train for High-End Fights
One of the biggest training gaps the Air Force faces is preparing for high-end fights with great power competitors Russia and China, officials said Dec. 2.
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Training and Simulation
I/ITSEC NEWS: U.S. Cyber Command Eyes Upgrades to Training System
As U.S. Cyber Command continues to develop its Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture — which is envisioned as a suite of capabilities to support cyberspace operations — it is upgrading and improving its training apparatus, officials said Dec. 2.
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Training and Simulation
I/ITSEC NEWS: Marine Corps Training Evolving for EABO Operations
The Marine Corps is adjusting its training approach as it pursues expeditionary advanced base operations, officials said Dec. 1.
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Defense Department
I/ITSEC NEWS: Defense Official Warns Data Overreliance Could Hurt Training
As the Pentagon works to become more digital, the services should be wary of their training programs leaning too heavily on data, a top official in charge of strategic readiness said Dec. 1.
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Training and Simulation
I/ITSEC NEWS: Navy Eyes Simulators to Cut Pilot Training Costs
To help offset financial pressures, the Navy plans to increase its employment of simulators for its naval aviators, officials said Dec. 1.
National Defense Columnists
National Defense Podcasts
NOVEMBER 2021
Boeing's Red Hawk, the Future of Chem-Bio Defense and Training with Haptic Technologies
In this month's episode, National Defense examines Boeing’s T-7A Red Hawk trainer aircraft, how the Pentagon is rethinking chem-bio defense, and emerging haptic technologies for training.