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January 2021
SNA News: U.S. Must Bolster, Upgrade Training Facilities to Counter China
Countering the Chinese Community Party — which has become the greatest long-term strategic threat to global security in the 21st century — will require major investments and upgrades in training facilities for both the Joint Force and coalition partners, said the commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command Jan. 12. -
December 2020
Army Using Simulators for ‘Soldier Centric’ Technology Development
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. — On a coastal plain at the Army’s East Coast test and evaluation center, researchers at the Army Combat Capabilities Development Command’s C5ISR Center spent the summer and fall developing upgrades to boost the lethality of tanks and other fighting vehicles. -
December 2020
I/ITSEC NEWS: Defense Department Wants to Expand Acquisition Framework
By Connie LeeThe Pentagon is continuing to roll out new policies to streamline acquisition for non-traditional products, according to Defense Department officials. -
December 2020
I/ITSEC NEWS: Space Force Expanding Training Portfolio
The Space Force — which was stood up nearly a year ago — is looking to expand its training portfolio in the coming years to better prepare for operations in contested environments, one official said Dec. 2. -
December 2020
I/ITSEC NEWS: Navy Cruising Ahead with Project Avenger Pilot Training Program
By Connie LeeThe Navy is pushing to train more of its pilots with virtual reality systems, according to a service official Dec. 2. -
December 2020
I/ITSEC NEWS: Army Accelerates Synthetic Training Environment Development
The Army is accelerating the next step of its synthetic training environment, or STE, initiative, said the head of the effort Dec. 1. -
November 2020
I/ITSEC NEWS: Army Making Big Push to Train, Retain Coders
By Jon HarperThe Army is rolling out initiatives to recruit, train and retain a cadre of highly skilled coders to ensure soldiers can prevail on the highly digitized battlefields of the future. -
November 2020
Air Force Embracing New Tech to Solve Pilot Shortage
Facing an ongoing pilot shortage, the Air Force has been working to bolster the training of its undergraduate pilots and take advantage of new technologies such as virtual reality and artificial intelligence. -
November 2020
Working from Home Sharpens Focus on Cyber Training
By Connie LeeThe COVID-19 pandemic has forced the military to put a renewed emphasis on cyber training as servicemembers increase their use of teleworking. -
November 2020
COVID Drives Navy Training to Innovate
By Edward LundquistRestricted movement of personnel caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is prompting the Navy to take innovative approaches to providing course instruction.
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