The annual Yudh Abhyas (war practise in Hindi) bilateral training exercises jointly held by the US Army and the Indian Army is underway in and around Fort Wainwright, Alaska.  

Exhibits at the Military Health System Research Symposium displayed the future of medical technology and the concepts and innovations that are under development, including several products currently scheduled for testing.

U.S. Army pilots will leverage Varjo’s human-eye resolution displays augmented with video pass-through technology to experience a fully immersive training environment.

The modernized training center provides the space and equipment necessary for soldiers to conduct functional fitness training aligned to support preparation for the ACFT, the Army’s fitness assessment.

CAE will provide a flight training service to support the U.S. Army G-2 Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance Task Force and the Intelligence and Security Command.

This accomplishment marks a significant milestone as the company has now successfully collaborated with all branches of the U.S. Military.

The Army National Guard, the U.S. Army Reserve, and active-duty Army partnered to provide force projection to a deployed environment.

In early July, the newest flight simulator, the AH-64E Guardian, was added to the Fort Cavazos Flight Simulation Division arsenal and is now in use supporting aviator training.

The annual event is an opportunity for the entire Army Aviation Community to gather in one place to focus solely on U.S. Army Aviation issues.  

IVAS is a single platform that features an all-weather fighting goggle and a mixed reality heads-up display that integrates next-generation situational awareness tools and high-resolution simulations.