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A new Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul facility for the Australian F-35 flight simulators’ ProSim projectors will provide regional support for the devices. 11 November 2020
Boeing has won three foreign military sales contracts with the U.S. Air Force for training services and support in the Middle East valued at more than $800 million. 11 November 2020
Pinnacle Solutions, Inc. was awarded follow-on task orders supporting Fort Huachuca Unmanned Aircraft Systems Instruction and Mission Support contract. 10 November 2020
Airborne Tactical Advantage Company will provide the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps with fleet fighter jet training support services under the Fighter Jet Services program. 10 November 2020
Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) CH-47 helicopter crews have obtained deck landing qualifications to the Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) largest vessels, HMAS Adelaide and Canberra. 10 November 2020
Common, baseline technologies are being adapted and tailored for use in more civil aviation and military training organizations. The trend will continue. Group Editor Marty Kauchak reports. 9 November 2020
The Australian Army has completed its assistance to the Afghan National Army Officer Academy, ending a seven-year deployment of Australian troops to train Afghan Army officers. 9 November 2020
MS&T Editor Andy Fawkes and Halldale Group Editor Marty Kauchak sit down to discuss Reforge, a new U.S. Air Force Jet Pilot Training Construct. 5 November 2020
Bohemia Interactive Simulations received funding from an Epic Games MegaGrant to extend the VBS World Server to support Unreal Engine. 5 November 2020
VirTra has appointed John Givens to its board of directors. With Givens’s appointment, VirTra’s board of directors returns to five directors, including three independent directors and two inside directors. 5 November 2020
The International Test Pilots School has been selected by Airbus Defense and Space division as the training provider of choice for the next three years. 4 November 2020
This 26 October, Andy Smith, President, Halldale Media, Andy Fawkes, Editor, MS&T, Rick Adams, Editor, CAT and Marty Kauchak, Halldale Group Editor, completed a wide-ranging interview with Daniel Gelston, Group President of CAE's Defence & Security Group. 3 November 2020
As new and upgraded platforms come into service in India, training systems and services are also being enhanced, but the sourcing of equipment from a variety of nations has its own integration challenges. MS&T's Asia and Pacific correspondent Atul Chandra reports. 3 November 2020
ITPS Canada Ltd has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Korean Aerospace Industries to promote the KAI FA-50 for tactical and adversary training. 3 November 2020
Trideum Corporation has promoted Favio Lopez to President and Chief Operating Officer. 3 November 2020
PLEXSYS has released Comm 4.8, a modern communications platform for operational, simulation, and training use. 2 November 2020
The 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, from Fort Hood, Texas, has started arriving in Europe in support of Atlantic Resolve. 2 November 2020
With the increasing digitisation of the battlefield and greater automation, the crew of armoured fighting vehicles must be trained in ever more complex scenarios. MS&T Guest Writer Dr. Trevor Dobbins explores the role of simulation and the move from analogue to digital. 1 November 2020
In the second of three articles on UK Armed Forces Officer Training, MS&T’s Dim Jones visited the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, located in the town of Camberley on the Berkshire-Surrey border some thirty miles south-west of London. 1 November 2020
After covering Gladiator in Issue 3/2020, the Royal Air Force’s synthetic training initiative, MS&T Europe Editor Dim Jones explores the Royal Navy’s equivalent programme.
MS&T readers will be aware of the plans for the future of synthetic training in the Royal Air Force under the Defence Operational Training Capability (Air) (DOTC(A)), also known as Gladiator. Similarly, the Royal Navy is looking to transform the way it trains its people and also the way in which it mans and deploys its forces. The Defence Operational Training Capability (Maritime) (DOTC(M)) is key to this transformation. I visited the home of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth to learn more from the RN and industry about plans for the maritime equivalent.
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