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TSJ FeaturesWhen the littoral combat ship Freedom set sail from San Diego in March, the ship carried an unusual crew. This newest class of warship normally sails only with experienced sailors and officers, most with at least one tour under their belts.
As in countless other areas of military endeavor, the operators of unmanned aerial vehicles are turning to simulation to make training faster, cheaper and better.
The drawdown of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, plus tightening budgets, are driving members of the aviation community toward new ways to develop and maintain perishable skills.
Despite budget uncertainties, this year's ITEC seems likely to gather most of the usual military, government and academic players.
LONDON — Lessons from a November exercise that used live, virtual, constructive and gaming (LVC-G) elements to train an entire combat brigade are being used to plan future training, U.S. Army officials said.
With the northeastern U.S. still digging out from Blizzard Nemo, it might not be the best time to speak of a game called “A Few Acres of Snow.” But if it’s any consolation, even a New England blizzard isn’t as arduous as fighting a winter war in 18th-century Canada.
