TALENT MANAGEMENT
CCDC’s ROAD MAP TO MODERNIZING THE ARMY: SYNTHETIC TRAINING ENVIRONMENT
Seventh in a series of articles on how the Combat Capabilities Development Command is supporting the Army’s “six plus two” modernization priorities.
by Maj. Gen. John A. George
Maj. Gen. John A. George is the commanding general of the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command.
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raining is a way of life for Soldiers. Beginning with initial basic training, Soldiers train throughout their military careers. For most of our history, training occurred in the field or in a classroom. As the Army looks to the future, it is modernizing how it trains
Soldiers and units by exploring synthetic training technologies.
Te Army’s Synthetic Training Environment (STE) aims to combine the latest advances from the virtual reality and gaming industries to create complex oper- ational environments for immersive unit training. STE’s terrain tools will enable Soldiers to select any location on a virtual globe and train in an environment that they may encounter in combat.
Nested under the Army’s Soldier lethality modernization priority, STE is a collaborative effort of the STE Cross-Functional Team, the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Soldier Center and the Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation (PEO STRI). Te Soldier Center’s Simulation and Training Technology Center serves as the primary science and technology organization dedicated to providing modeling, simu- lation and training technology in direct support to the STE Cross-Functional Team and PEO STRI. Located within blocks of one another in Orlando, Flor- ida, all three organizations capitalize on this prime location—at the heart of the Florida high-tech corridor, where more than 170 companies specialize in simu- lation- and training-related research—to establish critical partnerships across industry, academia, government organizations and international partners in order to develop state-of-the-art training technology.
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