Military flight training downloads to less expensive systems: Report on the Military Flight Training conference

Article Abstract:

A report on the official presentations made during the Military Flight Training (MFT) conference, which was held at the Cafe Royal in London from 22 February to 23 February 2005 is presented. During the conference it was seen that there was an increase in the use of airborne simulation and ground-based synthetic training and at the same time an increase in the use of civilian training facilities was also observed.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Electrical equipment & supplies, not elsewhere classified, Schools & educational services, not elsewhere classified, Civil Aircraft Trainers & Simulators, Aircraft Training Services, Other Technical and Trade Schools, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Flight training, Flight simulators

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Training for tanks

Article Abstract:

The broad class of trainers in use for armored vehicles and their weapon systems that vary in scope and complexity from the use of training ammunition to the production of a free-standing full mission simulator independent of the real vehicle are explored. Such training systems can allow complex training scenarios to be presented albeit the limitations of using the real vehicle for crew interface.

Trainers & Simulators, Usage, Synthetic training devices, Simulators (Training equipment), Armored military vehicles, Military personnel, Armored vehicles, Military, Military training, Armoured military vehicles

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