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JTACs AT SEA8/19/2020  The US military is training joint terminal attack controllers (JTACs) who usually operate on land to direct air support from ships and aircraft, US Central Command (CENTCOM) revealed on 17 August (READ MORE)
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BATTLESHIP SIMS GROW8/17/2020  At minimum, a maritime simulator consists of software that realistically simulates the dynamic behaviour of a vessel and its systems in a simulated maritime surroundings and an interface that permits the person using the simulator to control the vessel and interact with its simulated surroundings. just in case of so-called full mission bridge simulators, this interface consists of a realistic simulation of the vessel’s bridge and management consoles, and screens or projectors providing up to 360-degree virtual read of the ship’s surroundings like flight simulators within the aviation industry. (READ MORE)
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HAVIK IN THE NEWS8/6/2020  Each of the companies was provided with six minutes to brief their technologies and solutions, followed by a brief question and answer opportunity. Briefing companies included: Shield AI, Fraym, General Dynamics Mission Systems, Vertex Solutions, NeuroFlow, Battlespace Simulations, Havik Corporation, and a combined team of Entegra Systems and Immersive Wisdom. READ MORE
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NEW MILITARY TECH8/3/2020  With so much new technology coming into the armed services, and with half the world it seems catching up to the U.S. military, maybe a little transformation might be needed. For how it might look, the Hudson Institute has launched what it calls the new Center for Defense Concepts and Technology. For what it’s looking at and why, the Federal Drive turned to Hudson Institute Senior Fellow Bryan Clark. READ MORE
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THE NDIA PERSPECTIVE8/3/2020  The National Training and Simulation Association, an NDIA affiliate, hosts the annual Training and Simulation Industry Symposium in mid-June where all four services discuss their visions for training systems of the future. READ MORE
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