Military Training magazine: winter warfare, US Space Force and more
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Features include:
THE FORCE AWAKENS
Along with cyber, space has joined the air, land and sea domains to expand the scope of military operations and strategy. Like all forms of warfare, training is a key component to ensure success in the future.
Other features include:
WINTER WARRIORS
Cold-weather operations have long been a focus for many armed forces. However, the area has come increasingly under the spotlight as climate change opens up new sea routes and resources in regions like the Arctic, bringing a renewed interest in winter warfare training.
SEEING THE FUTURE
Image generation is a key element in creating virtual worlds in which to immerse trainees, but this technology is moving away from its roots and encompassing additional capabilities.
TEACHABLE MOMENTS
Never before has the electromagnetic spectrum been so congested with civilian users and contested by near-peer adversaries. Commercial EW training providers are taking note.
TELEMEDICINE TRAINING
As armed forces gear up to conduct expeditionary warfare against higher-capability adversaries, commanders are considering how best to optimise training in battlefield medicine.
FIRING FORWARD
As the British Army prepares to induct several new armoured vehicles into its fleet, Project Vulcan has been launched to ensure personnel receive appropriate training for the new platforms.
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