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PREMIUM: US sets out FMS opportunities for S&T industry
The US International Programs Office (IPO) has announced a number of new FMS projects, under a $3.5 billion effort to build capacity in 64 partner nations by providing training systems, training and sustainment in conjunction with the portfolio of products offered by the US Army Program Executive Office for Simulation ...
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PREMIUM: Historical parallels suggest benefits of cost-effective training realism
The recent virtual US Army Maneuver Warfighter Conference, hosted by the Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning in Georgia, featured an eclectic presentation from ...
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PREMIUM: Neurological technology enhances training
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Ukraine grasps naval training support from UK
The UK is to lead an international training programme for the Ukrainian Navy, which requires new equipment and systems to recover from a period of ...
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PREMIUM: Australia looks ahead to fifth-generation air mission training
Australia is seeking industry engagement as it looks for a new Air Mission Training System (AMTS) to support its pilot training programme for fifth-generation aircraft. ...
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Kavkaz-2020 exercise will involve Belarus
Belarusian troops will join a major Russian military exercise to be held in late September. Russian Deputy Defence Minister Col Gen Alexander Fomin (pictured) told ...
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US renews combat training system support contract for allies
Cubic Defense Applications is to continue logistics support on its P5 Combat Training System (CTS) for multiple non-US customers, under a new $193.3 million contract ...