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"In this era of budget constraints, one of the key efficiencies in training is virtual, constructive and gaming training before doing it live..."
AS ENEMIES of the state attempt to keep pace with the tactics and techniques of modern warfare, it becomes increasingly vital that military training includes all the cutting edge technology necessary for averting potential threats. The training of one group of soldiers, at Fort Riley, Kansas, is a good example, as they now have access to one of the U.S. Army’s first computer-based Mission Training Complexes (MTC), part of the digital training campus which opened in June 2009. The 160,000ft2
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of many resources at Fort Riley’s Regional Training Campus – a major facet in the new Forces Command Regional Collective Training Capability (RCTC) concept. Fort Riley was identified as an RCTC-host installation in July 2011 – one of 27 in the Army – because of its centralized location and advanced training capabilities. The MTC plays a vital role in the RCTC initiative because it provides an integrated training environment where skills are built with cutting-edge technology in support of the Army Digital Training Strategy – all before a soldier sets foot in the field.
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