Inzpire delivers EDA Helicopter Tactics Course
Inzpire has delivered a European Defence Agency Helicopter Tactics Course at RAF Linton-on-Ouse, Inzpire announced on 23 April.
The three-week course was attended by crews from the Czech Republic and Germany who were experienced across four different helicopter types: Mi-24, Mi-17, EC135 and EC145.
In the first week of the course, the crews received classroom briefings which covered a broad range of topics including electronic warfare, defensive aid systems, battlespace management and combat search and rescue.
The second and third weeks focussed on putting classroom lessons into practice by flying a series of operationally-focused sorties in virtual battlespace simulators under Inzpire’s guidance.
The sorties became more complex with the addition of artificial intelligence-based air and ground threats. This allowed the students to experience the practical application of helicopter tactics in a non-permissive environment.
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