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InVeris Training Solutions' FATS AR stands out as a pivotal tool in modern tactical training, combining cutting-edge technology with practical application to enhance the effectiveness of law enforcement and military personnel. The system's ability to integrate real-life environments into its training scenarios offers a plethora of benefits that significantly improve the readiness and response capabilities of trainees. The FATS AR system is a transformative tool in the realm of tactical training. Its ability to incorporate real-life environments into augmented reality scenarios offers unparalleled benefits in terms of realism, engagement, and effectiveness. By providing a safe yet challenging training ground, FATS AR equips law enforcement and military personnel with the skills and confidence needed to make split-second decisions that can save lives. As threats continue to evolve, the adoption of advanced training systems like FATS AR will be crucial in preparing our protectors to meet and overcome these challenges. The attached video showcases a real-life environment that effectively bridges the gap between training and reality.

Ever wondered what makes military training truly effective? It's not just about the tactics - it's about the science behind the training. At M Design Works, we transform complex operational requirements into powerful learning experiences through our systematic approach: ?? Requirements Engineering We capture and translate intricate defense training needs into clear, actionable learning objectives. Every requirement is meticulously analyzed to ensure mission-critical skills are covered. ?? Systems Analysis Our holistic approach examines how different training elements interact, ensuring every component works together to build comprehensive capability. ?? Scenario Design We break down complex operational scenarios into digestible learning components, creating realistic training that prepares teams for real-world challenges. ?? Instructional Excellence Our expert instructional designers craft engaging, effective training programs that bridge the gap between classroom theory and operational reality. Because when lives depend on performance, excellence in training design isn't optional - it's mission critical. #DefenseTraining #MilitaryTraining #TrainingDesign #InstructionalDesign #OperationalExcellence #SystemsEngineering

Spiral development sounds like a fantastic idea but the reality can be different When you have a low volume of assets and rigorous maintenance schedules to onboard emerging capabilities quickly, you can easily find yourself with lower volumes of available assets to generate operational capability than expected. This schedule should be built in to the capacity of a programme. Training should be also be designed in not a bolt on. Training further saps operational capability by utilising FL command assets and personnel but this is rarely accounted for and is often a post script after the horse has bolted.

Close Coordination before any action is key to success. ??That's why before any boarding, even when training, all the main actors involved meet in the command briefing to set out what information is available on the ship and how it is to be boarded. #MaritimeSecurityProvider

From the book "Combatives for Tactical Operators." When designing a police academy defensive tactics (DT) program, it's crucial to include a comprehensive curriculum that covers various aspects of physical defense. This should encompass techniques for controlling suspects, disarming individuals, responding to physical threats, and using non-lethal force effectively. The program should emphasize the development of skills that are simple to execute and rely on gross motor movements to ensure they can be effectively applied in high-pressure situations. Furthermore, the training should focus on creating a consistent and standardized approach to defensive tactics, ensuring that all officers are equipped with the same fundamental skills. It's essential to recognize that ongoing DT training is vital beyond basic academy training to maintain and enhance these critical skills. #SWAT #Combatives #Defensivetactics #Policetraining #KravMaga #BrazilianJiuJitsu #DEA #FBI #HSI #ATF

In need of some short, simple PME activities to run with your unit? Darren Cronshaw has kindly provided his ADF Values QMEs - quick education activities centred on values ready to use, no prep required - click here to access #IntellectualEdge

ASSURANCE and NAVY SEALS…. In specific Assurance workshops, we ask 3 questions to open minds, stimulate discussion to achieve behavioural change. Interesting that this approach is endorsed by Navy Seals who only use those same 3 questions to review missions. ‘Their After Action Reviews (AAR) specifically, review projects, missions, training exercises or any other event they want to reflect on. There’s a world of difference between an effective AAR and a post-mortem bitch session.’ The magic is in the phrasing of the questions that we at Assurance use from from our stock of challenging questions dependant on the situation, client needs, expectations and desired output(s). If you want to know how to facilitate behaviour change through opening minds and stimulating meaningful discussion, and to find out more about the reticular activating system, then contact me: [email protected]

An article filled with gems about USN approaches to continually uplift the capability of carrier groups, and all that must come together to make that happen. Challenges being tackled include the technical integration required for facilitating Live, Virtual Constructive (LVC) training and the need for a seamless training continuum from individual technical training to carrier group employment. But the clincher for me, is the fact that training needs to be two (multi) directional, with the RADM recognising that some of the best minds in the carrier group to overcome 5th generational tactical challenges are the more junior personnel in the group. How do they get a voice to be able to input into tactical development and operational improvement during such large scale training activities? #defencecapability #defencetraining #defenceindustry

It often does seem like we are still in training for Operation Torch - the last war that we seem to focus on. Probably the most interesting aspect of a very good article is where the US is focused... and how different that enemy portrayed is from the one who maybe we should have been focusing on while we still could. Training is training - you exercise to get the flow of operations down and staff trained to be able to do all the things they must do....... but that is such a different flow when one is not looking at EUCOM. https://lnkd.in/gUi_RD5M

An tragic example of the importance of continuous learning and formal hands-on training as an essential aspect of capability and competency through experience. https://lnkd.in/eMcpaGxq