The invasion of Ukraine demonstrates that large-scale military training exercises are not, as some think, merely an excuse to fire up the afterburners, chew up farmland with tank treads, and feign interoperability because you purchased weapons from the same sources.
Northrop Grumman Corporation has established the 100th U.S. Air Force training site on the company’s Distributed Mission Operations Network, enabling Combat Air Force crews to connect with other sites in virtual training and exercises.
The NATO Communications and Information Agency is providing Communications and Information Systems support to Exercise Brilliant Jump and exercise Cold Response.
Experts from Inzpire’s Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Division delivered an Uncrewed Air Systems and ISR Operational Concepts training course.
From now until April, thousands of troops from NATO Allies and partners are participating in Exercise Cold Response 2022, which tests their ability to work together in cold weather conditions across Norway.
The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) completed assembly on the world’s largest heavy vehicle simulator (HVS), the “Titan,” at the end of January.
To help you prepare for IT²EC 2022, MS&T Editor Rick Adams and MS&T Special Correspondent Andy Fawkes have picked out some must-read pieces that will set you up perfectly for all your discussions with industry peers in London.
The US has re-entered an era of peer competition with Russia and now China as well. Supporting this new geopolitical reality is a flurry of activities to increase the rigor and scale of DoD’s training and education programs. Group Editor Marty Kauchak reviews the developments.