We’re mere weeks away from I/ITSEC 2018 and the defense industry is anxiously awaiting the world’s largest modeling, simulation, and training event. Experts in this industry look forward to exploring this year’s theme
Editor’s Note: As I/ITSEC 2018 rapid approaches, the Modern Military Training editorial team wanted to share a message directly from this year’s Conference Chair, Elizabeth Biddle, Ph.D., Technical Fellow at Boeing. The note penned
The role of supporting forces in contact and generating sufficient joint fires and effects to allow the commander to shape the battle will endure well into the future. A difference in the future may
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
Concussions have attracted a great deal of attention in professional sports in recent years. However, compared to an athlete, the problems for a warfighter associated with head injuries are much more serious and challenging.
As today’s battlespace continues to expand, military aviators need to stay digitally connected to data from the ground to the air to achieve their mission. Yet, before these warfighters enter the aircraft, they require
Since 2015, Operation Blended Warrior (OBW) was an exercise that showcased Live, Virtual, Constructive (LVC) adoption and the power of collaboration between industry and military leaders looking to implement training programs at the
In my previous article, Acquiring Innovation: Rediscovering OTA Contracts, I discussed the broad benefits of Other Transaction Authority (OTA) acquisitions, specifically in the realm of military training technology acquisition. This discussion stems from
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