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Poland Exercises Option for Additional Four M-346 AJT

With Fleet of 16, Poland is Second Largest Export Customer for the Type

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Lockheed Martin Establishes Second Advanced Manufacturing Training Centre

Also Creates Cyber Innovation Lab at UCF

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RNlAF Launches Smart Controller Training Tool

Realistic Tactical Simulation for Fighter Controllers

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The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Flyer

Indra and iAltitude Develop First Hypoxia Training Simulator

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International Business for Rheinmetall Integrated Electronic Systems at Rheinmetall, Kai Pelzer, told MTSC at I/ITSEC in Orlando last month. For more on his view of Rheinmetall’s training future, see the story that will appear on this channel in the week of 10 December. Rheinmetall delivered the nautical training facility (Ausbildungsausstattung Nautische Schiffsführung (AANS) to the German Navy School at Mürwik. The state-of-the-art bridge simulation system will be used by the navy for training bridge personnel – and will also be used by the Federal Police. Reconfigurable for vessel classes and operating areas, AANS offers the German Navy and Federal Police an exceptionally flexible bridge simulation facility. (Image: Rheinmetall)

Rheinmetall Delivers Bridge Personnel Training Facility to German Navy

AANS Will Also be Used by Federal Police

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Raytheon is readying itself for the Army-led DoD Persistent Cyber Training Environment (PCTE) programme, for which a draft RfP is expected next summer, with a final version in the autumn of 2019, the company told MTSC during I/ITSEC in Orlando last month. PCTE will inevitably require 24/7 training capability to be delivered to multiple locations in CONUS and beyond. (Photo: US Army)

Raytheon Readying for US Army PCTE Programme

U$800 Million for Multiple Location 24/7 Capability

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German and French TIGER helicopter simulators are being upgraded under the TIGER Aircrew Training Means (TATM) programme awarded by Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation (OCCAR) in December 2014. The first upgraded simulation systems for the French TIGER HAD combat support variant and Germany's UHT Step 2 anti-tank / fire support variant have now completed qualification procedures at the Franco-German training academy (EFA) in Le Cannet-des-Maures in South-East France. The upgrade is a key milestone in the OCCAR TIGER programme, and brings the training systems into line with the configurations of TIGER helicopters in service with the French and German Armed Forces. Helicopter crews were able to continue their training during the upgrade. Successful completion of qualification procedures is the latest illustration of the successful cooperation between France, Germany, Thales and Rheinmetall Electronics.

Upgraded TIGER helicopter Simulators

Rheinmetall & Thales provide the latest tactical training functions for French & German forces

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I/ITSEC 2018: Matrox Highlights Multi-Channel 4K Streaming, Recording, and Visualisation

howcasing high-quality 4K over IP at the lowest bitrates for next-generation simulation and training platforms

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I/ITSEC 2018: SA-147/S WARDS HMD

SA Photonics Releases World’s Largest Field of View Augmented Reality Head Mounted Display

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I/ITSEC 2018:Saab Unveils New WE:Treat Medical Treatment Simulator

Users will train on handling injured soldiers in the field

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I/ITSEC 2018: Simthetiq Continues to Support Canada’s CASE Programme

New Taskings for Additional Entity Models

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I/ITSEC 2018: RCAF Preps For Task Force Mali Using CAE Sim-based Training

Introduction to Operational Theatre Came from Synthetic Environment

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I/ITSEC 2018: DiSTI Delivers Operator/Maintainer Trainer to US Army C-RAM LPWS

Providing a proven, patented process to efficiently create interactive 3D content

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I/ITSEC 2018: ECS Demonstrates CHINOOK Upgrades

Selected to design maintenance programmes & upgrades for the aircraft

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I/ITSEC 2018: VORTEX STUDIO Integration with VBS

Integration allows VBS users to easily enhance military simulations with CM Labs’ dynamics engine

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I/ITSEC 2018: SimCentric Launches SAF-Foresight

Reduction of fratricide risk in live field firing

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I/ITSEC 2018: CM Labs & BISim Partner to Develop Vortex Studio for VBS Integration

Enhancing their military vehicle & equipment simulation

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I/ITSEC 2018: USSOCOM Selects FiresFST for JTAC Training

SimCentric provides sought after expertise for military simulation & software

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