STE continues to progress through BISim contract
Bohemia Interactive Simulations (BISim) has been placed under contract by Cole Engineering Service Inc (CESI) to support the Training Simulation Software/Training Management Tools (TSS/TMT) programme that forms part of the Synthetic Training Environment (STE) project for the US Army.
BISim is to supply all three of its primary products — VBS4, VBS Blue IG and VBS World Server — as part of the integrated TSS/TMT solution that CESI is developing.
The US Army’s STE requirement, for which TSS/TMT provides central software capabilities, will allow units and command staff to conduct realistic, multi-echelon and multi-domain combined arms manoeuvre and mission
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