IQPC 4th Annual Joint Simulation & Training 2011

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Expert Speaker Panel Includes:

Colonel Wayne Stilwell
Chief Simulation Modeling & C4 (SMC4) Joint Warfare Centre
NATO

Colonel Luigi Casali
Airforce General Staff
ITALIAN AIR FORCE

Andy Fawkes
Deputy Head of Capability
Joint Training Evaluation & Simulation (JTES)
UK MoD

Attending Joint Simulation & Training 2011 Will Allow You To:

Learn how armed forces globally are using or plan to use the latest and future technologies for live, virtual and constructive training throughout their training cycle. Hear top military speakers across land, air and sea discuss how to achieve effective blended training, Value for Money Procurement, interoperability and the use of simulators for pre-deployment and mission rehearsals

Meet with senior military officers and defence industry representatives responsible for simulation, modeling, training development and training systems

Explore how to effectively use distributed, serious gaming and e-learning technologies in your training syllabus. Hear case studies from organisations such as the UK MoD’s Joint Services Command and the Norwegian Military Academy on the economical acquisition, integration and use of COTS and the potential benefits of new learning aides

"Watch the below interview with Major Tom Ellis, British Army"

Modern Artillery Simulation and Training Aim to 'Eliminate the Fear of Failure'

In our on-going efforts to feature military perspectives on defence, Defence IQ takes a fresh look at modern artillery in the British Army. Here, Robert Densmore speaks with Major Tom Ellis, the training development advisor for the Royal Artillery. This first segment of our three part interview zeroes in on what simulation can add to live fire training. Virtual Battle Space is the next generation software that is enabling gunnery students to refine their individual joint fires training - by adding complexity and realism to simulation. At a time when artillery regiments must produce a large number of qualified graduates in a short period of time and at reduced cost, VBS provides articulated and streamlined training based on students' needs. As Major Ellis says here, it's all about "eliminating the fear of failure".