Navy leaders push simulator-based training

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The Navy's new DD(X) and Littoral Combat Ships are fitted with simulators and Navy leaders are emphasizing simulator-based training in the light of better computing power and globe-spanning connectivity of satellite communications. They believe the implementation of these changes in training and manning would help service achieve its goals of optimal recruitment.

Facilities & equipment, Personnel administration, Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, National Security, Trainers & Simulators, Dept of the Navy, US Navy, Equipment and supplies, Training, Technology application, Synthetic training devices, Simulators (Training equipment), United States. Navy, Combat support

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Controlling the Command

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The Deployable Joint Command and Control (DJC2) initiative was devised to assist combatant commanders of the US forge mobile command and control centers when preparing for major contingencies. After a warfighter exercise in August 2005, the Southern Command will get the first operational system in September 2005.

Product development, Radio & TV communications equipment, Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Military Command & Control Systems, Command and control systems

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