Coalition Readiness Training for Navy
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The pursuit of the “train as we fight, fight as we train” goal continues with the third Coalition Readiness Management System (CReaMS) training exercise conducted during the period 9 – 12 September, 2003. Known as Virtual Coalition Readiness (VCR), this exercise was based on a scenario of a coalition maritime battle group assisting a local ally to defend offshore island regions against an aggressor. Training simulators located in Australia, manned by real ship’s crews, were networked with similar simulators in the US, including an operational US Navy ship (USS HOWARD) using Distributed Interactive Simulation as the networking protocol. DSTO, RAN and USN staff collaborated in both simulation-related technical areas such as networking, encryption, data and intelligence links, and Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) implementation. In addition, an Objective Based Training system is under development, which will provide a quantitative assessment of the training achieved and crew readiness levels. This paper reports on the VCR and explores the lessons learnt and achievements.
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