ITEC 2016: UK military medics prepare for future (video)
Now the war in Afghanistan is over, medics across the British armed forces are adapting their training to prepare for contingency operations. At ITEC …
BAE Systems is putting significant investment into its training capabilities specifically focusing on joint training between land, sea and air.
‘We are in a unique position at BAE because we are pan-platform and pan-geographical,’ said Neil Stewart, surface lead – training services maritime services – at BAE Systems. ‘What we want to look at is the next level up of training.
‘The concern is that the handshake between the front line operations and the joint forces commander doesn’t happen,’ he added, ‘So how do you know you have a capability in a joint forces environment?’
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