Leonardo Helicopters UK continues to develop in-house training systems such as this desktop trainer. (Photo: Trevor Nash)
The International Training Technology Exhibition & Conference (IT²EC) will be back at the Excel Centre in London on 26-28 April, following a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
With the show taking place in London, it is a suitable time to review the current state of the UK’s military T&S industry.
It is a broad church, ranging from the specialist arms of UK divisions of major global enterprises through to a host of SMEs offering niche expertise or technology, with solutions spread across the air, land and maritime domains. Shephard spoke to representatives of both large and small companies
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A major milestone has been achieved under the Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP) for the British Army. The winner of the single-sourced contract will be selected in 2025.
Command Professional Edition, which began life as a commercial video game, has drawn a wealth of military and defence industry clients interested in its utility as a wargaming and simulation tool.
A comprehensive LVC training solution from Rafael allows for complex training scenarios at all levels of operation.
Babcock holds contracts for training across the different domains of defence supporting UK and other armed forces.
NATO exercises planned for this summer reflect a heightened posture and the need to send a message to Moscow — but are they sustainable?
A partnership between Hadean and BAE Systems will explore projects for multi-domain synthetic environments in complex collective training scenarios.
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