Among the breadth of innovation on display at this year’s ITEC, the leading annual exhibition and conference for the military training and simulation industry, many companies will use the show to introduce the latest projection, simulation and display equipment to the market.

Norway’s projectiondesign (stand H110) a long established ITEC exhibitor, will launch its newest Light Emitting Diode (LED) illuminated projector, …

ITEC 2012 will provide the first opportunity for Virtalis Ltd to showcase its new Helicopter Crew Reality (HCR) Gunnery module - an integrated, virtual, part-task gunnery trainer. This module gives helicopter aircrew students the opportunity to practice virtual firing on a fixed machine gun and also experience how helicopter firing performance is affected by gravity drop and the effect of …

ITEC - Europe’s leading training and simulation symposium, which takes place in London from 22-24 May will address the advanced and persistent threats posed by cyber warfare and showcase the industry’s most recently implemented practices and capabilities.

Reflecting the new set of needs that this threat has presented to the training and simulation community, ITEC 2012 is to stage its first …

A broad mix of companies from across the world’s military training and simulation community are preparing to showcase their innovative approaches to the market at this year’s ITEC conference and exhibition in London.

Taking place at ExCeL, London 22-24 May, ITEC is Europe’s foremost annual event for the display, demonstration and in depth examination of the latest trends in military training, …

Eminent military representatives from the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy and the United States will provide illuminating insight into today’s training scene at the opening session of ITEC, Europe’s leading symposium for military training, education and simulation technology and services. The event takes place at ExCeL, London, 22-24 May 2012.

The keynote address at this year’s show will be delivered by Lieutenant …

For many brave soldiers throughout history, the traumatic impact of warfare extends far beyond the battlefield, permeating the mind and overwhelming the body. Indeed, the horrors witnessed during times of war can leave a lasting legacy which lingers long after peace has been reached and stability regained. Military experts from around the world will use ITEC, Europe’s premier conference and …

Understanding the psychological impact of deployment plays a fundamental part in preparing international armed forces for life - both in-theatre and beyond. The implementation of training to support troops as they adapt to their operational circumstances is already seen as essential to a mission’s overall success. As the drawdown of troops progresses over the coming months, however, the techniques used …

The British Army’s Directorate of Training will be using ITEC 2012 to brief industry on its training needs for the coming years. The Service is currently finalising its training strategy and sees ITEC as an ideal opportunity to give industry a clear understanding of the capabilities it is seeking and to learn about affordable new solutions.

Considered to be Europe’s leading …

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Today’s soldiers face new and increasingly complex operating environments which require a range of initiatives; ITEC, Europe’s premier forum for military training and education, will bring together leading figures from the military, academia and industry to examine the future of training needs when it returns to London in 2012. Staged at ExCeL London from 22-24 May, ITEC will …