Dear Industry Colleague,
JOINT FORCES SIMULATION & TRAINING 2010 is the perfect opportunity to address current evolving simulation and training requirements and the future challenges within the global defence community.
Existing and emerging nations continue to play their part in the Contemporary Operating Environment (COE) and this conference will examine the constant evolution of simulation and training requirements in the world of defence.
The event brings together key senior military experts, training architects and leading industry members and decision makers from around the globe. Networking and sharing with such distinguished international speakers and attendees will update you on new technologies and gaming solutions, global operational training needs and lessons learned from different countries to hopefully implement new ways of training in the future.
Lockheed Martin STS understand that the challenges are great within the current defence world, given the constant challenge of the war in Afghanistan and the global economic effects on the world economy. We believe that it is the right time to think about how we can Reinvent How People Prepare For Their Tomorrow™ and are proud to be the lead sponsor of this event to do exactly that.
I look forward to welcoming you to the conference.
Nick Mellor
Regional Director International Market Development
During the conference Lockheed Martin will be offering all attendees the opportunity to gain a hands-on opportunity to engage with their range of simulation & training equipment. Lockheed Martin’s Simulation & Training Suite will show you why military units around the world are turning increasingly to total training systems that give their troops the edge. Lockheed Martin Simulation, Training & Support is developing the highest level of realistic training possible to give forces the key
- Group Captain John 'JW' Wariner, Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff, Permanent Joint Headquarters, Northwood, UK
- Colonel T. J. Hodgetts CBE QHP L/RAMC, Defence Professor of Emergency Medicine, College of Emergency Medicine, British Army
- Colonel Francisco Espaillat, Project Manager, Combined Arms Tactical Trainer, PEO STRI, US Army
- Colonel Henry M. St Pierre, Combat Developer, Combined Arms Command/Training, US Army
- Colonel David Pedersen (USAF), Director of Staff, NATO Joint Air Power Competence Centre (JAPCC)
- Colonel Jay Bickley (USAF), Combat Air Branch Head, NATO Joint Air Power Competence Centre (JAPCC)
- Chief Superintendant (Ret’d) Dick Barton, International Police Adviser & UK Chief Police Adviser - Iraq from March 2006 - March 2007, International Police Adviser-Capacity and Capability
- Christopher M. Chambers, President, Laser Shot Incorporated
- Peter Morrison, Chief Executive Officer, Bohemia Interactive Solutions
- Nigel Jones, Chief Architect, Lockheed Martin Simulation Training & Support, UK
Conference agenda
Chairman's Opening Remarks Colonel (Ret'd) Mike O'Donoghue, Director & Former Commandant Defence Helicopter Flying School, Odee Consulting The Importance of an Integrated Joint Training Pipeline Toby Mills, Managing Director, Lockheed Martin STS Group Captain John "JW" Wariner, Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff, Permanent Joint Headquarters, Northwood, UK Nigel Jones, Chief Architect, Lockheed Martin STS
Developing system Requirements and the Concept of Use
Developing the system architecture, combining:
System Management and planning tools
Constructive Simulation
Live asset tracking
A mission rehearsal quality synthetic environment
GIS tools
WEB based C2 technology
The developed system
The system in use
Lessons Learned
UK Joint Helicopter Command – Chinook - Theatre Specific Training - ISAF Squadron Leader Elliot Jardine, Officer Commanding Chinook Operational Conversion Flight, RAF Odiham, HQ Joint Helicopter Command, UK
JHC Force commitment to ISAF
ISAF Specific training programme
Training assets & Medium Support Helicopter Aircrew Training Facility MSHATF
Aircrew training - Transition from DHFS to OCU to ISAF Deployment
Training aids for ground support crew – Live & synthetic
Maintaining operational effectiveness
Interoperability issues – ISAF Joint training
'Performance Coaching' within the British Military Flying Training System (MFTS) Squadron Leader Adrian Rycroft, OC Human Factors Training Squadron, Royal Air Force
Trial at RAF Linton-on-Ouse and RAF Valley - 2005-2008
Selection of implementation strategy from various options
Design of 'Aircrew Performance Coach Qualification' course
Results so far
'The International Beat'..Simulating Global Peace Operations Chief Superintendent (Ret'd) Dick Barton, Former UK Chief Police Advisor, Iraq &, International Policing Advisor
The role of simulation in police firearms training - purpose, advantages & limitations
Maintaining relevance in simulation training, against a rapidly changing operating environment
Accurate identification of core tasks - ensuring training supports them
Potential pitfalls of a stovepipe approach to specialist police operations
Reflections on joint military/police training in Afghanistan
Michael Bodé, Chief Operations Officer, Bohemia Interactive
The potential of game-based military simulation
Training gaps addressed by VBS2 in tactical training & mission rehearsal
Simulated joint fires with VBS2Fires & VBS2FAC
Case Studies – VBS2 in the joint domain
UK Joint Forces Simulation & Training Capabilities Andrew Fawkes, Deputy Head of Capability, Joint Training Evaluation Simulation, Ministry of Defence, UK
Why joint training?
UK MoD simulation organisation & priorities
Why simulation?
Where have we come from & where do we want to go
Common simulation services - Technology & trends
Virtual Worlds – Training for Joint Operations Christopher Chambers, President, LASER SHOT
Using VBS2 for training exercises in live, virtual & constructive (L-V-C) domains
Ground force elements - Convoy, IED defeat & gunnery simulators
How to enable multi-echelon training using VBS2 game-based software
Individual/Small unit dismounted soldier engagements – with live fire or simulated weapons
Sea/Riverine force elements – amphibious ops, fire support, special operations
Aerial force elements – Tactical insert & exit, fire support, special operations
Integrating the VBS2 applications into legacy training packages (JCATS, AVCATT, CCTT, etc)
Realistic Training of Urban Combat Using Instrumented Environments Stephan Schäfer, Head of Product Management Live Combat Simulation, RUAG Electronics • training scenarios
• training mission planning & implementation
• training mission interaction during action
• fidelity - effect propagation, presentation and experience
• training mission after action review
• benefits of instrumented training Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One Post conference drinks reception sponsored by Lockheed Martin Chairman's Opening Remarks Colonel (Ret'd) Mike O'Donoghue, Director & Former Commandant Defence Helicopter Flying School, Odee Consulting
Support to MRAP Overseas Contingency Operations
Opportunities to improve AAR capabilities
The future of simulation
Colonel Francisco Espaillat, Project Manager, Combined Arms Tactical Trainer, PEO STRI, US Army Colonel Henry St. Pierre, Combat Developer, Combined Arms Command/Training, US Army US Army Joint Infantry & Armoured Training Dr Bob Bauer, Deputy Director of Training & Doctrine, Manoeuvre Centre of Excellence (Fort Knox), US Army
US Army infantry & armour modelling & simulation overview
Manoeuvre Center of Excellence (MCOE) – Primary mission
Define required training capabilities for Infantry & Amour to meet the need of the future
Interoperability between live-virtual-constructive-gaming to meet these required capabilities
Linking the institutional training at the school with the unit training around the world
Pete Buckley, Business Development Manager, Lockheed Martin UK • The Requirement – Middle East & Asia
• Current Facilities and Programmes – UAE, Saudi & Kuwait
• LMCO Capability & Product Mix - Air, Land & Sea
• CATT UK & CATT Germany – UK Land Command
• The Joint Element – Training Non Military Government Agencies Medical Training & Practices – Operational Medivac & Healthcare Colonel Tim Hodgetts, Defence Professor of Emergency Medicine, College of Emergency Medicine
Operational readiness of defence medical service teams
Training case study - Medical Emergency Response Team (Enhanced) (MERT(E)), Op Herrick
Training combat medics for deployed operations
Advanced trauma training – Medivac
Joint multinational force component – Field hospital
Joint Medical Command (JMC) – Developing joint medical capability
NATO - Joint Warfare Centre Colonel Wayne Stilwell, Branch Chief, Simulation Modeling & C4, NATO Joint Warfare Centre
Specific technology requirements
Challenges of training a multi national force component
Joint exercises – Planning & execution
Classroom based training systems
Enhanced Human Machine Interfaces & Gaming Software
Generation Y & games technologies
New human/machine interfaces for control of virtual world simulations
Commercial games & military applications
Implications for training & combat
David Wortley, Director, Serious Games Institute Dr David Swift, Principal Psychologist, Directorate of Training, British Army Multi National Joint Force Components - Iraq Lieutenant Colonel Chris Ballard, Joint Training, Readiness, & Exercise (JTRE) Staff Division, HQ United States European Command - EUCOM
Examining the training & synchronisation – Joint fires targeting process
Air & ground – Force integration & interoperability
JSF – Integration of close air support in joint forces land training
Key Factors Influencing Training, Tactics & Protocols
Joint forces training – Ensuring realism
Forward Air Controller Simulation Accreditation in NATO
Background to FAC/JTAC training issues in NATO
Why FAC Sim Accreditation is needed in NATO
Criteria used to accredit simulator systems
FAC Sim Accreditation implementation
Limitations of e-training
Case Study – Validating Joint Forward Air Controllers e-learning
Jason Wilkes, Chief Executive Officer, Innov8learning Colonel David Pedersen, Director of Staff, NATO Joint Air Power Competence Centre Colonel Jay Bickley, Combat Air Branch Head, NATO Joint Air Power Competence Centre Special Forces and Sniper Training Techniques David Heeley, Director of Training, Praetorian International
Finding the balance in training
Special forces – training areas & facilities
Benefits of live training
Utilising rotary wing & vehicles in special forces training
Case study in Special forces training - Royal Guard Jordan
Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Conference
Workshops
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