Is today’s approach to land forces training ready for a refresh? The move towards multi-and-cross-domain operations requires a different approach to the pure ground combat of the traditional battlefield. So how do we prepare
As we close the door on 2018 and look to the future of military training and simulation in 2019, the editors of Modern Military Training are highlighting conversations that we’ve had with experts on
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
We’ve made it to Day 4 of I/ITSEC 2018 and after walking across the show floor several times to see some of the cutting-edge technology that’s out there preparing warfighters for the high-end fight
I/ITSEC 2018 is underway and has already demonstrated a promising exchange of information among industry, the military, and the educational communities. From the keynote addresses, to the exhibit hall and demonstrations, the event has
Military training leaders are here in Orlando, Florida for I/ITSEC 2018 for a full week focused on simulation showcases, education, and an exchange of information among industry, military, and academia about the future
Editor’s Note: With I/ITSEC 2018kicking off this week, the Modern Military Training editorial team wanted to share a message directly from NTSA’s President, RADM James Robb, USN (Ret.). The note penned by RADM
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