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U.S. Marine Corps aircraft maintainers have come together to receive top-of-the-line maintenance training for the Bell H-1 aircraft line. 24 July 2023
The multi-million-pound initiative removes the initial high-cost barrier of training to become a professional pilot, making it a realistic option for anyone aged 18-55. 21 July 2023
The 21-day exercise focused on space domain awareness training and providing real-world satellite imagery for host and partner nations. 21 July 2023
The sailors will receive basic level training for offensive cyber operations provided to Interactive On-Net operators, as the first step toward creating Maritime Cyber Warfare Officers with on-keyboard skills. 21 July 2023
This readiness exercise featured seven participating countries, operating approximately 70 mobility aircraft across multiple locations, spanning a 3,000-mile exercise. 20 July 2023
AFWERX Prime is focusing on collaborating with other agencies to ensure it can accelerate the future of air mobility safely and securely. 20 July 2023
This maritime training exercise is critical to ensuring the participants remain a strong and interoperable force. 20 July 2023
One of the U.S. Air Force’s largest combat training exercises is currently underway until 4 August at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. 20 July 2023
The U.S. Air Force and this university partner will seek to modernize warfighter mission training, research, and education. 19 July 2023
A training enterprise to support the promised delivery of F-16s to Ukraine continues to take shape. To meet expectations, the ink on a training concept emerging at this week’s NATO Vilnius meeting is figuratively “wet,” with myriad details still to be resolved. 19 July 2023
U.S. Marines from the I Marine Expeditionary Force have been heavily engaged this July in interoperability exercises. 19 July 2023
The companies hope the planetarium will provide outreach using astronomy as a means of inspiring people of all ages to take an interest in STEM subjects and careers. 18 July 2023
The training system, which will be used by Polish soldiers, hosts a wide range of materials and is configurable to support multiple missions. 17 July 2023
At a small office park on the east side of Orlando, Florida, a group of companies that build simulators and display technology showed off something new. It was a behind-the-scenes look at the technology that produces some of the more impressive visuals that modern training simulators display. 17 July 2023
The companies will collaborate to develop a common mission system architecture which will deliver an advanced operational training concept. 17 July 2023
Collins Aerospace was one of 37 companies to be selected for this $32.5 billion ceiling award and will deliver integrated simulation solutions to enhance mission effectiveness. 14 July 2023
The integration of Mercury’s HUD into this specific aircraft solves the obsolescence problem for the training aircraft and ensures pilots are trained in an operationally realistic environment. 14 July 2023
The last four pilots completed the Delta Conversion Training at the Swedish Air Force. 14 July 2023
Of significance to MS&T, the SASC and HASC members and their staffs remain focused on advancing the US services’ training readiness in and beyond the budget outyears. 12 July 2023
“Before the war, everyone in Ukraine thought simulation was a game,” said Michael Obod, an entrepreneur whose Ukraine-based Skiftech builds tactical simulation programs. “But they are very serious now and understand how to utilize it.” 12 July 2023