UK MoD, USAF, Italian AF, French MoD to Gather at Joint Simulation and Training
LONDON, April 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
Armed forces globally are using the latest technologies for live, virtual and constructive training throughout their training cycle and in doing so their plans for the future will inevitably effect technology development. Senior military officials from over 10 nations are gathering in June at the annual Joint Simulation and Training event in London (http://www.jointsimulationandtraining.com).
Highlights of Joint Simulation and Training (http://www.jointsimulationandtraining.com) will include:
- Dennis Thompson, Director, MAGTF Training Simulations from the US Marine Corps presenting DoD Virtual world framework: A fast, light-weight web-based architecture; and how this use of technology in the future may effect training in the battlefield
- Roar Wold, Head of Simulation, Norwegian Military Academy briefing delegates on: Computer gaming and web-delivered simulation and from the UK MoD Lieutenant Commander SImon Coles will present on Keeping training flexible and low-cost - future simulation technologies and COTS
New for this year, Joint Simulation and Training (http://www.jointsimulationandtraining.com) will launch a new technology and innovation focus session, bringing together industry and military to showcase their latest training and simulation equipment. The session will provide an opportunity for exhibitors to showcase their latest innovations and most prominent products. Delegates will be guided through the latest technologies, training and simulation tools.
One of the key themes Joint Simulation and Training (http://www.jointsimulationandtraining.com) will explore how best to achieve value for money procurement through interoperability of systems. Discussion on the use of simulators and serious gaming for pre-deployment and mission rehearsals will also be addressed, as well as how to effectively utilise a combination of distributed systems, serious gaming and e-learning technologies.
A complimentary interview conducted with Brigadier General Thomas James, the US Armor School Commandant and 46th Chief of Armor, for the Maneuver Center of Excellence at available for download at http://www.jointsimulationandtraining.com, Brigadier General Thomas speaks about aspects ranging from simulation and training, as well as why the US vehicle fleet has seen a shift from 40% armour to 60% cavalry.
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For further information on Joint Simulation and Training contact +44(0)20-7368-9373 or email defence@iqpc.co.uk
Complimentary interviews, articles & case studies are available for download on the Joint Simulation and Training website at http://www.jointsimulationandtraining.com/Event.aspx?id=721298
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