Virtual Battle Space 3 is the Army’s flagship gaming program. It’s a three-dimensional, first-person shooter simulation that immerses Soldiers in a rich and realistic environment. Although fun, the game is serious business and is accredited to train Soldiers on more than 100 combined arms tasks.
To help leaders train their units, the Army has developed a valuable resource. The Leader’s Guide to Unit Training Management assists leaders at every step of the training management process. It helps leaders develop training plans, conduct training meetings and prepare after action reviews. The Leader’s Guide is available on the Army Training Network at: http://bit.ly/1yVF6CM
“There is no one more professional than I. I am a noncommissioned officer, a leader of Soldiers.” The opening words of the NCO creed are also the foundation of a new U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command initiative.
Do you have the desire and discipline to be a drill sergeant in the U.S. Army Reserve? A new initiative is looking to recruit talented sergeants through sergeants first class and select E-4’s to become the next trainers, coaches and mentors in the Army Reserve.
Millions of civilians interact in online gaming and the U.S Army Training and Doctrine Command capability manager provides games for training purposes with their MILgaming online portal.
This gaming experience provides realistic training environments for developing soldier skill, building versatile small units and developing small unit leaders.
2014 is the 50th anniversary of the U.S. Army Drill Sergeant School. The school, conducted by TRADOC, is one of the most recognizable courses in the Army. First established in 1964, the school is now located at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Graduates are responsible for training coaching, counseling, and mentoring thousands of soldiers each year.
This TRADOC Now video explains an effort underway called Soldier 2020. Soldier 2020 leverages these lessons learned and advancements to better match Soldiers of today with the demands of specific military occupational specialties.
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