Military Training

From whatever perspective you look at it, 2016 was an interesting year for our country, its Armed Forces and the industries that support them! ...

As 2016 comes to close, we’ve reached out to our industry contributors and asked them to look back at how military training and simulation...

This year,  to the  15,000 attendees who walked the show floor of #IITSEC, it was clear that military training and simulation is rapidly evolving....

This paper describes how the LVC environment reduces program risk by decoupling software and hardware dependencies, including enabling application testing before hardware availability. We...

Recently, the inaugural Australian Simulation Congress event was held, which brought together SimTecT, SimHealth and the International Simulation and Gaming Association (ISAGA), all under...

Image provided by @iitsec. The second day of I/ITSEC kicked off with open ceremonies, hosted by Janet Spruill, Conference Program Chair. The theme of the...

The Modern Military Training team is at #IITSEC this week, covering the latest trends and updates in the industry. This year marks I/ITSEC’s 50th anniversary and the conference is one of the largest with over 450 exhibitors and 15,000 attendees from government, industry, and academia. If you are unable to attend the event, here is a roundup of news from the first day...

Today kicks off I/ITSEC 2016, one of the biggest simulation and training events with a military focus. Last week, we spoke with RADM Robb,...

During a recent Sir Richard Williams Foundation seminar on air-sea integration, military officers and industry professionals discussed how to craft a more integrated combat...

In a few short weeks, the editors of Modern Military Training will be in Florida at the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC),...