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Despite budget uncertainties, this year's ITEC seems likely to gather most of the usual military, government and academic players.
As the U.S. military shifts its focus away from the Middle East and over to Asia, the Pacific and Africa, it faces a particular quandary: How do you give soldiers cultural awareness when they don't know which culture they will encounter?
Inside a three-story simulator in Newport, R.I., students are learning how to navigate the seas and the world of immersive ship training.
US-Morocco war games, canceled by Rabat over a Washington-backed plan for the UN's Western Sahara mission, have resumed on a smaller scale after a compromise was reached, the US embassy said Wednesday.
An indigenous basic trainer aircraft that Turkey designed and has been developing is going through a final round of tests before it makes its maiden flight in June, according to officials from its maker, Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI).
Army learning institutions are making course materials that were once hidden behind online firewalls more accessible, on students' mobile devices and in their homes.
Bohemia Interactive Simulations, developer of the ubiquitous tactical shooter Virtual Battlespace 2, has acquired TerraSim, maker of terrain software TerraTools.
Curious what effect sequestration is having on training? Thus far, it has produced a government-industry conference without the government.
Taiwan staged its biggest live-fire drill since 2008 Wednesday in an operation involving more than 7000 troops that simulated a Chinese attack as its leader warned of Beijing's arms build-up.
