There has never been a time when training military forces wasn’t a necessary and critical aspect to preparing for battle. Yet over the decades, the way the military trains, and the technology that has
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If anything is clear in the military training and simulation field, it is that the military and its partners in industry and academia are redefining how warfighters prepare for next generation warfare. And they
This year at IITSEC 2019, the theme of the event was “Winning the war of cognition by pushing readiness and lethality boundaries.” As the Modern Military Training team attended numerous sessions and walked the
Perhaps the main goal of optimizing and expanding military training programs is, of course, making today’s warfighter as lethal and prepared as possible. Next week, Defense Strategies Institute (DSI) is hosting their 3rd Annual
As the next generation of aircraft emerges, military leaders and training experts are coming together to identify the current training gaps for the warfighter and pilots to ensure the full potential of future aircraft
The Synthetic Training Environment (STE) created by the U.S. Army is a cross functional team that is unlike the training environments of the past. With a focus on one single converged training environment, it
In April, MODSIM World 2019 will bring together attendees in the modeling and simulation (M&S) industry to focus on the impact of digital transformation. From AI and data analytics to new technologies that enable
In November, the editors of Modern Military Training were on the show floor at IITSEC talking with industry leaders about the latest trends in training and simulations. The show has seen many changes over
The predominance of cloud-based technology in the defense industry is rapidly growing and its ability to shape the way we train warfighters today and tomorrow is undeniable. This is especially applicable to the concept
Last month, Land Forces 2018 took place at the Adelaide Convention Center in Adelaide, Australia and brought together more than 15,000 defense experts from around the world to discuss the Asian-Pacific (APAC) defense
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