experts,trainers and technicians champions Soldier and leader requirements to the acquisition community while providing world-class training support. They are leading the effort to integrate Army training across the Live, Virtual and Constructive environments at home station and schools. NSC also manages Gaming as a training enabler.

TCM VIRTUALTRADOC Capability Manager for the Virtual Training Environment (TCM Virtual) is the Army’s centralized planner, manager and integrator for all capability developments associated with virtual simulators, simulations and other components of the virtual training environment. To enable a common virtual environment, TCM Virtual manages the Close Combat Tactical Trainer, Reconfigurable Vehicle Simulator, Reconfigurable Vehicle Tactical Trainer, Dismounted Soldier, Aviation Combined Arms Tactical Trainer, Non-rated Crewmember Manned Module, Common Driver Trainer, Engagement Skills Trainer, Call for Fire Trainer Increment II, Basic Electronic Maintenance Simulator and Synthetic Environment Core.

TPO ONE SEMI-AUTOMATED FORCES TRADOC Project Office One Semi-Automated Forces (TPO OneSAF) is the Army’s capability developer and single Army point of contact for OneSAF. Released to the Army in Fiscal Year 2006, TPO OneSAF is a brigade and below next-generation computer-generated force constructive simulation. TPO OneSAF provides intensive, centralized, total system management and integration of all development consideration across the Army’s three modeling and simulation domains that support training, analysis and experimentation. TPO OneSAF main roles and responsibilities are to inform, staff, receive feedback and gain consensus from Army modeling and simulation domains on OneSAF development and testing.

ARMY JOINT SUPPORT TEAMThe Army Joint Support Team (AJST), in support of USAF 505th Command and Control Wing, conducts Joint air-ground operations education, training and C2 systems integration for Joint Warfighters: • Conducts 21 courses at Hurlburt Field and Nellis Air Force Base for more than 4,200 U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine and USSOCOM students. • Provides training and operational support to Battlefield Coordination Detachments worldwide. • Supports Mission Command Training Program event planning/exercise design and provides observers/trainers to train corps and division headquarters in joint air-ground operations. • Operates the Joint Air-Ground C2 Lab to support schools and Army organizations. • Develops solutions to lessons learned relating to joint air-ground operations.

ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTERThe Army Training Support Center (ATSC) delivers integrated training support programs, products, services and infrastructure to enable education and training to the Soldier anytime, anywhere. This includes providing distributed learning; training information systems; classrooms; training ranges; audiovisual products; and training aids, devices, simulators and simulations. ATSC continues to expand its role as a provider and implementer of leading-edge technology to enhance Army readiness.

operational readiness. CTD’s responsibilities include FM 7-0 maintenance, training management and training development. CTD leads Army efforts for the Mission Command Training Strategy, the Army Training Network (ATN), Combined Arms Training Strategies (CATS) and the Digital Training Management System (DTMS).

COMBAT TRAINING CENTER

DIRECTORATEThe Combat Training Center Directorate (CTCD) facilitates the validation, administration and integration of the Army’s Combat Training Center (CTC) program: • Integrates CTC training policy and directives. • Accredits CTC common standards of support. • Plans, programs and executes the CTC budget. • Develops and executes CTC modernization strategy. • Coordinates CTC Master Plan and administration. • Enables joint training initiatives. • Transforms CTCs to meet future requirements.

NATIONAL SIMULATION CENTERThe National Simulation Center (NSC) is the leader of the Army’s training simulation community. This team of

MISSION COMMAND TRAINING PROGRAMThe Mission Command Training Program (MCTP – formerly Battle Command Training Program) provides combined arms training, replicating Joint-Interagency-Intergovernmental-Multinational Operations in a relevant Operational Environment, worldwide. Training is conducted for Brigade Combat Teams, Divisions, Corps, ASCCs, JFLCCs and JTFs to create experiences enabling the Army’s Senior Commanders to develop current, relevant, campaign-capable, joint and expeditionary Mission Command instincts and skills. MCTP supports mission command training for multifunctional support brigades, certain functional brigades, theater sustainment commands and expeditionary sustainment commands.

COLLECTIVE TRAINING DIRECTORATEThe Collective Training Directorate (CTD) develops, integrates and manages combined arms training programs and unit training products. CTD also provides Mission Command mobile training teams that support unit

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• Leverage technology to deliver training resources

that are accessible, effective and efficient.

• Support readiness with training programs,

strategies and products that help prepare Soldiers

and develop agile, adaptive leaders and versatile

units to conduct successful operations in a

complex, JIIM environment.

• Manage the Combat Training Center program.

• Manage development of training aids, devices,

simulators and simulations.

• Manage the Army training support enterprise.

• Manage Army training development.

• Manage requirements for Army distributed learning

and the Army Training Information System.

• Develop and sustain an integrated training

environment.

CAC-T Strategic Communication913-684-8021

DIRECTORATESArmy Joint Support TeamHurlburt Field, FL850-884-7498 (DSN 579)Also at Nellis Air Force Base, NV

Army Training Support CenterFort Eustis, VA757-878-2880 (DSN 826)

Mission Command Training ProgramFort Leavenworth, KS913-684-5847 (DSN 552)

Combat Training Center DirectorateFort Leavenworth, KS913-684-7646 (DSN 552)

Collective Training DirectorateFort Leavenworth, KS913-684-7616 (DSN 552)

National Simulation CenterFort Leavenworth, KS913-684-8259 (DSN 552)Also at Fort Lee, VA (Logistics Exercise & Simulation Directorate)

TCM VirtualFort Leavenworth, KS913-684-8214 (DSN 552)

TPO One Semi-Automated ForcesFort Leavenworth, KS913-684-8281 (DSN 552)

WEBSITES AND SOCIAL MEDIA • https://atn.army.mil (ATN and DTMS) • http://usacac.army.mil/cac2/cac-t • www.facebook.com/usacactraining • www.twitter.com/usacactraining • www.leavenworth.army.mil

HOW WE DO IT

Based at Fort Leavenworth, KS, the Combined Arms

Center-Training (CAC-T) is a subordinate organization

of the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command

(TRADOC). CAC-T delivers training programs, products

and services to leaders and units in support of Army

readiness to conduct full spectrum operations in any

environment.