ROUND-THE-CLOCK TRAINING


PM WIN-T is working with the Signal Center of Excellence at Fort Gordon to provide WIN-T training materials and technical manuals online through the LandWarNet eUniversity portal so that Soldiers can access training 24/7 and train on their own timelines. (Image courtesy of U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center)


Training Division at Fort Gordon. PM WIN-T is starting its Inc 1 virtual train- ing journey with several smaller pilot projects that include network operations and information assurance tools. As a follow-on to these pilots, the PM plans to expand NET simulation training throughout WIN-T Inc 1B, the updated


capability baseline that improves the network’s security, efficiency and interop- erability with WIN-T Inc 2. Simulation training is also planned for WIN-T Inc 1 end of life (EOL), which addresses tech- nology for refresh of obsolete equipment.


SIMULATION TRAINING CUTS DOWN CLASSROOM TIME, HANDS-ON TRAINING AND UNIT DISRUPTION.


During classroom instruction under the old training model, Soldiers who learned at a slower pace often were not willing to hold up the class in order to catch up, despite the detriment to their own knowledge base. Simulation training provides self-paced instruction; Soldiers can work at their own speed and achieve a more thorough grasp of the curriculum. During WIN-T Inc 1 NET, Soldiers take the simulation training online and meet regularly with a facilitator to pose any questions and discuss the material, greatly reducing classroom time. WIN-T Inc 1 simulation will also include collective


training events in which students of different MOSs can interact, using the equipment in various real-world signal scenarios via the schoolhouse’s collective training simulator, the Network Nodal Management System.


Following WIN-T Inc 1 NET simulation training, Soldiers will receive hands-on training with actual equipment. Simu- lation as a part of NET is not meant to replace hands-on training, but can reduce hands-on training time and costs by ensuring that Soldiers already have a good understanding of the equipment and how it operates within the network.


Te schoolhouse has developed the base- line for the WIN-T Inc 1B NET and EOL virtualization programs. Once the curriculum is established, the PM is planning to establish standard operating


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