Lockheed Martin shrinks F-35 simulator to squeeze more units into secure facilities
The more simulators there are, the more pilots can train together, a company official told Breaking Defense.
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Modernizing military simulation with open systems architecture
Best-of-breed common models and architecture enable virtual training and testing with the same data in a cyber-resilient posture.
The questions that warfighters ask the most are now answered with data analytics
CDAO’s Advana data analytics platform is ingesting data from about 500 DoD business systems.
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Virtual training for every mission in a landscape recreated to match interfaces and software tools normally used in missions
In the past, intelligence training focused on counterterrorism and was done through on-the-job training. But the modern threat requires training in contested environments not possible through live operations.
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The view from VISTA is a training landscape virtually recreating just about any C2ISR platform
Training for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance is costly, complex, and forces analysts to go TDY for a Red Flag or Virtual Flag. CAE’s VISTA ends all that.
Canada’s CAE Expands US Presence; Buys $1B L3Harris Training
For L3Harris, the sale helps it reach its stated goal of divesting 8 to 10 percent of revenue as part an overarching effort to reshape its business portfolio.
Boeing, Navy Discuss T-7A As Goshawk Replacement
The Navy has "no program of record right now" to replace its T-45 trainers, said Chuck Dabundo, Boeing VP for T-7 programs, but the company is "working closely with them in answering questions" about the T-7A Red Hawk's capabilities.
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Meeting modern airpower needs with faster R&D cycles for propulsion
As aircraft shrink, threats expand, and technology accelerates, aircraft engines must iterate along with the threats.
T-7A Red Hawk Simulator Production Starts
The Air Force has ordered 46 simulators and associated ground equipment, but can purchase up to 120 simulators under the current contract with Boeing.
Rafael’s Simulator Uses AI To Help Crews See the Battlefield
The simulator's AI does not pull the trigger, so the human is in the loop. The system's cameras provide realism. For more details, watch!
Change How We Test, Care, Feed Air Force ICBM Crews
Outrage and worry greeted the news that some of the Air Force officers who would launch nuclear missiles were being investigated for drug use. More outrage and worry greeted the news that a substantial number of the crews who would launch nuclear missiles cheated on the written tests they must regularly take. Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee […]