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Training and Simulation

December 2019

I/ITSEC NEWS: SOCOM Wants its Simulators to Connect to Conventional Force

By Connie Lee
ORLANDO, Fla. — Special Operations Command is hoping to work more closely with the conventional force on simulation technologies, according to service officials.
Training and Simulation

December 2019

I/ITSEC NEWS: Pentagon Wants Services to Step Up Cooperation on High-Tech Training

By Connie Lee
ORLANDO, Fla. — As all the military services work towards integrating more simulators and virtual technologies, the Office of the Secretary of Defense is looking for ways to provide strategic guidance on the topic.
Training and Simulation

December 2019

I/ITSEC NEWS: Army to Pursue JLTV Maintenance Trainer

By Connie Lee
ORLANDO, Fla. — The Army is pursuing a new maintenance trainer for the joint light tactical vehicle, according to a service official Dec. 4.
Training and Simulation

December 2019

I/ITSEC NEWS: Extended CR Threatens Timeline for Army's New Training System

By Connie Lee
The Army is examining how it will fund its synthetic training environment effort in the event of an extended continuing resolution, a service official said Dec. 3.
Training and Simulation

December 2019

I/ITSEC NEWS: Lockheed Martin to Expand F-35 Virtual, Networked Training

By Connie Lee
ORLANDO, Fla. — After a delay that created hiccups for the Pentagon's largest acquisition program, Lockheed Martin has now delivered F-35 software for Naval Air Systems Command’s joint simulation environment, a company executive said Dec. 3.
Training and Simulation

December 2019

I/ITSEC NEWS: Air Force Highlights Future Training, Simulation Needs

By Mandy Mayfield
ORLANDO, Fla. — The Air Force is looking to invest more money in modeling and simulation for several key mission areas in order to train its forces to take on peer competitors, a top service official said Dec 3.
Training and Simulation

December 2019

Army Spending Big on Training, Modeling, Simulation

By Jon Harper
The market for Army training, modeling and simulation capabilities has seen significant growth in recent years, and major opportunities lie ahead for contractors, analysts say.
Training and Simulation

December 2019

Marine Corps Training Shifts to Great Power Competition (UPDATED)

By Stew Magnuson
TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif. — It was high noon in a mock city the size of downtown San Diego located in the California desert. Automatic rifle fire could be heard in the distance and the sound of a drone — heard but not seen — buzzed in the blue skies above.
Training and Simulation

November 2019

Pentagon Eyeing More Advanced Virtual, Augmented Reality Headwear

By Jon Harper
Technology improvements driven by the commercial sector are expected to yield virtual and augmented reality goggles that solve many of the problems associated with the headsets being used by the U.S. military today, experts say.
Training and Simulation

November 2019

Army Has High Hopes for One World Terrain Training Tool

By Mandy Mayfield
The Army is creating a high-resolution virtual world realistic enough to help prepare troops for battles across the globe.