As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) continues to grow across industries, their applications in the defense community become more and more profound. Specifically relating to adaptive military training, applying
Editor’s Note: This piece was written by Christina Yu, Vice President at Mursion, a pioneering immersive training and simulation company that uses virtual reality environments to help teach leadership and communication skills.
To the men and women that train to fly our military’s supersonic, multimillion-dollar combat aircraft into harm’s way, the benefit of training simulator concurrency with the systems on the actual aircraft is self-evident.
“It’s always
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Modern Military Training editorial team is shining a spotlight on women who have pursued STEM-related careers in our Faces of Training series. From astronauts, to military
During Women’s History Month, the Modern Military Training editorial team is featuring stories of women who have pursued STEM-related careers and are impacting the future of military training. From astronauts, to military leaders,
As part of an ongoing series this March, the Modern Military Training editorial team is honoring women who are making history. From fighter pilots to robotics engineers, to astronauts, to military leaders that
As a girl, Nicola “Rogue” Polidor visited Edwards Air Force base with her mom and developed a passion for all types of aircraft. “Instead of posters of boy bands on my walls during middle
Editor’s Note: This article was penned by Jim McCarthy, vice president, Instructional Systems at Sonalysts, Inc. and chair of NDIA’s Human Systems Division. In preparation for the upcoming Human Systems Conference, McCarthy shared highlights
Editor’s Note: Women’s History Month is around the corner and the Modern Military Training editors will feature Women in STEM-related careers both in civilian, defense or space. We will highlight their career paths, challenges
U.S. military services are working together to prepare for the future battle in a unified, integrated manner. To be successful, this requires a Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) network to ensure synchronization across
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