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Adaptive learning structures are a key element of training innovation. The concept of building flexible training systems centered on individual competencies is not new, but the tools and technology backbone to support this approach have only recently gained general acceptance in defense organizations.   6 April 2022
The US Navy has announced that final planning has been completed for the giant biennial Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) Exercise this summer.   6 April 2022
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.   5 April 2022
The annual training at NMCSD involved 19 Airmen from the US Air Force 445th Aeromedical Staging Squadron.   4 April 2022
Saab has signed a contract with the Finnish Defence Forces for the delivery of combat training simulators to supplement the live training solutions already installed with the customer.   4 April 2022
Telespazio Germany has enhanced the Cockpit Procedure Trainers CH-53 in service at the Helicopter Squadron 64 in Laupheim and Holzdorf, Germany, with the integration of Electronic Knee Boards.   4 April 2022
The US Army Contracting Command in Orlando, Florida, has awarded DSSP Inc. a Small Business Innovative Research Phase III for final prototypes for field testing small arms and larger battlefield replicators up to main tank guns.   1 April 2022
NATO's Operation Sea Guardian Task Group concluded its first focused security patrols in the Western Mediterranean Sea this year.   31 March 2022
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.   30 March 2022
A team of experts from QinetiQ and Inzpire delivered a Platform Enabled Training Capability concept demonstration to the Royal Navy.   30 March 2022
BAE Systems has been awarded an 11-year contract to continue its support for the UK’s Royal Air Force Hawk fleet.   30 March 2022
MASA Group SA has been selected by the Land Force Simulation Centre Nigeria to provide its flagship product: the MASA SWORD software.   29 March 2022
Halldale President and CEO Andy Smith discusses why governments should fund pilot training, the rise in airline accidents and why technological developments need to be fast tracked into aviation training.   29 March 2022
The need for rapid adoption of technologies often poses challenges for the US government.   29 March 2022
The aircrew from the E2-D Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron 125 (VAW-125) recently completed two weeks of on-site readiness training following the installation of two E-2D Distributed Readiness Trainers.   28 March 2022
Airbus Helicopters has begun trialing autonomous take-off and landing capabilities at sea for the VSR700, an unmanned aerial system being developed for the French Navy.   25 March 2022
The NATO Communications and Information Agency is providing Communications and Information Systems support to Exercise Brilliant Jump and exercise Cold Response.   24 March 2022
PLEXSYS Interface Products Inc. has welcomed Hart Rutherford as its first Chief Operations Officer and Rochelle Ramos as its next Vice President of Human Resources.   24 March 2022
Royal Navy and U.S. warships joined Omani hosts and France's Marine Nationale for the 27th iteration of Khunjar Hadd, Oman's largest naval exercise.   23 March 2022
A simulation and training facility that will replicate the surface of the moon is being built at the European Space Agency’s European Astronaut Centre in Cologne, Germany.   22 March 2022