Training Devices, Nonsystem

The Training Devices, Nonsystem program is designed to enhance the Army's training capabilities by procuring various non-system training devices. These devices simulate realistic combat environments, providing soldiers with valuable experience in battlefield conditions. The program supports initiatives such as force-on-force and force-on-target training, engagement simulation, and classroom instruction. It aims to minimize resource consumption and reduce costs through energy conservation and ammunition savings while ensuring soldiers can safely train on tasks that would be too dangerous or resource-intensive in real-world scenarios.

Key components of the program include the Medical Simulation Training Center (MSTC), which offers realistic medical training for both medical and non-medical personnel. The MSTC supports unit medical readiness by validating Combat Medic Military Occupational Specialty requirements and offering Combat Lifesaver training. Additionally, the Basic Electronics Maintenance Trainer provides modernized electronic system maintenance training across multiple military occupational specialties, enhancing soldiers' skills in a virtual environment.

The Intelligence Electronic Warfare Tactical Proficiency Trainer is another critical element of the program, supporting military intelligence soldier readiness by addressing specific warfighting function training gaps. It enables multi-echelon training events that integrate intelligence data collection and dissemination to support operational decision-making. The Joint Land Component Constructive Training Capability further aids Army commanders and their staff by providing software modeling and simulation capabilities for collective and combined arms training.

The Training Devices, Nonsystem program focuses on equipping the Army with advanced training tools that enhance readiness and effectiveness while optimizing resources. By integrating live, virtual, and constructive elements into training environments, the program ensures that soldiers are well-prepared for their missions in a cost-effective manner.