Army to Ditch Legacy Training System for New Simulation Tech TRAINING AND SIMULATION
5/5/2021
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The Army is working to develop new simulation technology that will replace the Instrumentable-Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System, service officials announced in March.
The Army plans to ditch I-MILES which simulates the firing capabilities and vulnerabilities of dismounted troops, tactical vehicles and combat vehicles during training for a new 3D training tool in the coming years, said Maj. Gen. Maria Gervais, director of the synthetic training environment cross-functional team under Army Futures Command.
The synthetic training environment, or STE, is a training and mission rehearsal tool that brings together live, virtual, constructive and gaming environments to improve soldier and unit readiness.