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Estonian official: Cyber must be part of core military education
A top Estonian military officer is worried about NATO nations train for cyber battle.
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‘Video game warfighting’ helps squad leaders virtually prepare Marines for battle
Tactical Decision Kits make realistic gaming part of warfighting at the lowest levels.
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Artificial reality: The cities in the US Army’s real-world scenarios
In the artificial city of Ujen, soldiers fight to overcome and defend more than 100 buildings and their inhabitants.
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Cooperation over competition: Eight nations fly in Israel’s largest-ever air drill
Blue Flag does not pit flying forces against one another in various combat drills. Rather, the Israeli event is designed to satisfy respective requirements of participating forces.
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Air training deal ‘a strong foundation’ for Canadian firm’s global expansion
Discovery Air Defence will provide aircraft to the Canadian armed forces to simulate hostile threats for ground and naval forces as well as fighter pilots.
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Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
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Trending at I/ITSEC: Robotic Targets for Marksmanship Training
As militaries look to inject greater realism into their shooting ranges, more companies are developing robotic moving targets to replace the paper pop-up targets that are currently the norm.
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Leidos Secures US Army Contract for Driver Simulations
Leidos will provide 14 Common Driver Trainer (CDT) systems, according to a company news release.
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Lockheed Martin Revamps Training Division
Lockheed Martin’s existing training and logistics products will now fall within five areas.
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CNO: Navy to Take Steps to Protect Ohio Replacement Program From CR
The Navy is already taking steps to mitigate the effects of a longterm continuing resolution on its most strategically important program, the Ohio replacement submarine, its top uniformed official said Wednesday.
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Estonian official: Cyber must be part of core military education
A top Estonian military officer is worried about NATO nations train for cyber battle.
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‘Video game warfighting’ helps squad leaders virtually prepare Marines for battle
Tactical Decision Kits make realistic gaming part of warfighting at the lowest levels.
-
Artificial reality: The cities in the US Army’s real-world scenarios
In the artificial city of Ujen, soldiers fight to overcome and defend more than 100 buildings and their inhabitants.
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Cooperation over competition: Eight nations fly in Israel’s largest-ever air drill
Blue Flag does not pit flying forces against one another in various combat drills. Rather, the Israeli event is designed to satisfy respective requirements of participating forces.
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Air training deal ‘a strong foundation’ for Canadian firm’s global expansion
Discovery Air Defence will provide aircraft to the Canadian armed forces to simulate hostile threats for ground and naval forces as well as fighter pilots.
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Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
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Trending at I/ITSEC: Robotic Targets for Marksmanship Training
As militaries look to inject greater realism into their shooting ranges, more companies are developing robotic moving targets to replace the paper pop-up targets that are currently the norm.
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Leidos Secures US Army Contract for Driver Simulations
Leidos will provide 14 Common Driver Trainer (CDT) systems, according to a company news release.
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Lockheed Martin Revamps Training Division
Lockheed Martin’s existing training and logistics products will now fall within five areas.
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CNO: Navy to Take Steps to Protect Ohio Replacement Program From CR
The Navy is already taking steps to mitigate the effects of a longterm continuing resolution on its most strategically important program, the Ohio replacement submarine, its top uniformed official said Wednesday.
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Estonian official: Cyber must be part of core military education
A top Estonian military officer is worried about NATO nations train for cyber battle.
-
‘Video game warfighting’ helps squad leaders virtually prepare Marines for battle
Tactical Decision Kits make realistic gaming part of warfighting at the lowest levels.
-
Artificial reality: The cities in the US Army’s real-world scenarios
In the artificial city of Ujen, soldiers fight to overcome and defend more than 100 buildings and their inhabitants.
-
Cooperation over competition: Eight nations fly in Israel’s largest-ever air drill
Blue Flag does not pit flying forces against one another in various combat drills. Rather, the Israeli event is designed to satisfy respective requirements of participating forces.
-
Air training deal ‘a strong foundation’ for Canadian firm’s global expansion
Discovery Air Defence will provide aircraft to the Canadian armed forces to simulate hostile threats for ground and naval forces as well as fighter pilots.
-
Air Force Seeks Virtual Elements in Flight Exercises to Heighten Realism, Complexity
With live training alone unable to provide the complex scenarios meant to push the F-35 to its limits, the Air Force is banking on a suite of cutting-edge technologies that will fuse virtual and constructive elements into live exercises.
-
Trending at I/ITSEC: Robotic Targets for Marksmanship Training
As militaries look to inject greater realism into their shooting ranges, more companies are developing robotic moving targets to replace the paper pop-up targets that are currently the norm.
-
Leidos Secures US Army Contract for Driver Simulations
Leidos will provide 14 Common Driver Trainer (CDT) systems, according to a company news release.
-
Lockheed Martin Revamps Training Division
Lockheed Martin’s existing training and logistics products will now fall within five areas.
-
CNO: Navy to Take Steps to Protect Ohio Replacement Program From CR
The Navy is already taking steps to mitigate the effects of a longterm continuing resolution on its most strategically important program, the Ohio replacement submarine, its top uniformed official said Wednesday.
