Description
Peter talks to Wilf Owen about how the Israeli Defence Force train, whether you can prioritise kit over training, and the beautification of doctrine. The utility of simulation in training is clear but it is as an addendum to live field training that serves the force best. It is the blend of live and simulated training that delivers greater lethality and readiness, generating experience through relentless practice that puts military forces is the best position to deter and, on orders, defeat adversaries. If there is one thing that comes from this discussion, it is the importance of “Show-by-doing” in everything from credibility to political signalling.
The competition for a commercial strategic partner for the British Army as part of the Land Training System continues. The real question that emerges is not one of cost or value but rather about what this will feel like for a corporal or a captain after a year of commercial/military partnering....
Published 07/01/24
Over the past 12 months the British Army has designed a model to train its entire force to a set standard. It will also have the credibility and capacity to train the follow-on force, whatever that is, when the time comes. The new way of training is built on three interlinked blocks – Tradewinds...
Published 05/29/24