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BRINGING TRAINING ALIVE


Soldiers undergo a simulated improvised explosive device attack at Camp Blanding, FL. LT2 products enhance the training experience by providing battlefield tracking, control of effects, and after-action review.


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that


ith success comes growth often


introduces


new challenges. The key is to address these chal-


lenges early and to proactively develop next-generation solutions. For Proj- ect Manager Training Devices (PM TRADE), this involves streamlining the software product line to support the effi- cient production of systems by reducing the complexity of development, deploy- ment, and sustainment.


As noted in the article “Integration Imperative: Transforming live train- ing through common standards” (Army AL&T Magazine, October-December 2011; http://asc.army.mil/docs/pubs/ alt/archives/2011/Oct-Dec_2011.pdf), PM TRADE has taken the lead within Program Executive Office Simulation,


Training, and Instrumentation (PEO STRI) in evolving core asset-based prod- uct lines through the introduction and development of the Live Training Trans- formation (LT2) strategy.


The LT2 Family of Training Systems is


based on the Common Training


Instrumentation Architecture (CTIA), common


components, and other


LT2 core assets. The CTIA is the technical framework that provides commonality across training instrumen- tation systems and is the live training instrumentation interface to the Live, Virtual, Constructive Integrated Train- ing Environment. It consists of standards and protocols


to be used by system


developers and is the core software infrastructure of tion systems.


training instrumenta-


Reusable LT2 core assets consist of the open architectures, common software components,


standards, processes, poli-


cies, governance, documentation, and other assets. Together these make up the common approach and frameworks for developing live training systems in support of home station, deployments, Military Operations on Urban Terrain, the Maneuver Combat Training Center, instrumented


live-fire component range


and Joint training domains. Maximizing


reuse training, reduces


fielding time and minimizes program- matic


costs, while enhancing training


benefits. “This live training transforma- tion has generated a considerable return on investment within PM TRADE’s live


training portfolio and realized significant cost avoidance for the Army ASC.ARMY.MIL 111


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