Training that Fits

Training the Digital Force

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The U.S. Army has made a substantial investment and a strong institutional commitment to harnessing the power of technology to provide significant advantages on the battlefield. Command and control, situational awareness, target acquisition and identification, and improved system lethality have been affected and influenced by the new-found power of the microprocessor. This entire effort has come under the heading of digitization.

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U.S. Army Brigade Staff Training for Small Groups

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With production of the Combined Arms Operations at Brigade Level, Realistically Achieved Through Simulation(COBRAS) Brigade Staff Exercise (see U.S. Army Brigade Staff Training), members of brigade combat teams are now able to practice their staff processes in a scenario-based, highly realistic simulation environment. The training covers all aspects of selected operations, including planning and preparation as well as execution and follow-on activities.

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U.S. Army Brigade Staff Training

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When U.S. Army National Guard units began using their Virtual Training Program at the Mounted Warfare Simulation Training Center in Fort Knox, Kentucky, word got out to active component units that a structured, simulation-based approach to training could give them the power to train more with less.

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Tactical Training for the Army National Guard

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The U.S. Army National Guard (ARNG) faces significant training problems. Their unit training time is typically restricted to 39 days annually. In addition, the expense associated with the use of actual equipment (e.g., fuel, ammunition) makes field training a luxury. In fact, many units do not have access to the facilities required for conducting tactical training in the field.

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