Hadean will bridge physical and virtual worlds for October Sky, bringing a real asset, located in Melbourne, and integrating it into a digital realm deployed in Sydney – over 900 kilometres away.

The announcement follows the successful role out of the programme which has seen almost 100 training events to date this year.

The oldest multilateral military exercise in the Middle East and Africa, Bright Star 2023 is designed to enhance interoperability among the 34 participating nations and support their ability to confront security and military challenges. 

The team will put forward plans for a transformative digital infrastructure that will give the British Army the ability to train consistently and measure results, whenever and wherever in the world it is required.

Team Crucible will enable efficient, effective and realistic collective training for UK soldiers, utilising data to provide rapid real-time feedback.

A consortium of UK SMEs have received a 4-year contract to develop a Field Army specific version of their decision support tool, Forge.

The new Centres are in addition to Elbit Systems UK’s recent investment across the UK including the opening of the new site in Kent, and a new manufacturing facility in Bristol, with investment in staff and sites in the last five years totalling over £30 million.   

Pilots can now train in a simulator that reflects systems and capabilities of the current PRTAF F-16 Mid-Life-Update configuration.

Planners of the U.S. Air Force competition hope that resuming the event will foster the exchange of tactics and better prepare Airmen for combat operations.

Exercise Agile Spirit 23 supports theater security cooperation and interoperability among NATO Allies and partners to improve joint and multinational readiness capabilities.