SIPLAP, the LATAM Peruvian Pilot’s Union, has created a scholarship opportunity for students in Peru to attend Wayman Aviation Academy in Florida.

Jason Davenhill is probably one of the few people to have taught at every level in the military, all three armed services, and civilians on fixed wing and helicopters. The executive, performance coach, coaching supervisor and Human Givens psychotherapist will be a speaker at EATS 2022 where he will discuss the idea that pilots can teach themselves.

Intelligent Ultrasound Group has launched an updated version of its NeedleTrainer, making ultrasound-guided needle training more accessible to medical professionals through a pocket-sized wireless ultrasound machine.

Maritime forces from the Royal Australian Navy, Royal Canadian Navy, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, Republic of Korea Navy, and the United States Navy sailed together to conduct the cooperative maritime exercise.

President and CEO of Halldale Group Andy Smith discusses the importance of Human Factors and how it relates to the health care industry as Johns Hopkins Medicine hosts an upcoming course on the subject.

Industrial Training International has released a new online course, Trained Rigging Gear Inspector Level I, which is designed to build and enhance the skills of the student to become a qualified, in-house rigging gear inspector.

Program stakeholders loomed over the shoulders of anxious developers as the Marines of Marine Air Support Squadron (MASS)-1 prepared their demonstration of the Gaming Environment for Air Readiness (GEAR) system prototype at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina. 

One hundred New York National Guard Airmen, including 80 from the 106th Rescue Wing, are participating in exercises with their Brazilian Air Force counterparts through 31 August.

The initial crop of trainees either stationed or employed at Arnold Air Force Base, Tennessee, completed the first Tactical Combat Casualty Care course held at the installation.