Holloman Air Force Base is the primary training base for some of the newest aircraft in the military. Continue reading
Category Archives: Training
Simlat Provides Multi- Purpose Simulator for UVision Global Aero Systems
UVision Wasp Simulated by Simlat
Simlat was recently awarded a contract to provide UVision Global Aero Systems with a highly advanced simulator for training & testing, including built-in, external, and Hardware-in-the-Loop (HWIL) simulation, all customized to UVision’s unmanned aerial platforms.
10,000th RPA Pilot Graduates at Fort Huachuca
Pfc. James Leaverton receives his aviation wings from Commanding General of the Intelligence Center of Excellence Jerry Proctor – Photo: Beatrice Richardson
Private First Class James Leaverton was honoured for being the 10,000th unmanned aircraft system operator to graduate at the United States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence (USAICoE), Fort Huachuca since the inception of pilotless aircraft training began in 1986.
Predator and Reaper Training Flights at Creech Air Force Base
This footage, just posted on YouTube, shows MQ-1 Predator and MQ-9 Reaper unmanned aircraft participating in training operations. Continue reading
Aries & Global Freedom Provide Advanced Operational Visual Intelligence Training to Spanish Army
Spain’s Aries Ingeniería y Sistemas and Global Freedom recently conducted the first specific training for operational visual intelligence for ISR and UAS in the country. Continue reading
First RQ-4 Global Hawk Pilots Graduate at Beale Air Force Base
Two members of Beale Air Force Base were recognized as the first RQ-4 Global Hawk pilots in the new 18X career field during a winging ceremony January 13th. Continue reading
$6.7M Remotely Piloted Aircraft Simulator Facility Opens at Creech Air Force Base
Officials recently unveiled a new remotely piloted aircraft simulator facility at Creech Air Force Base in Nevada. Continue reading
Embry-Riddle Considers Offering Masters In Unmanned Systems Engineering
Maj Mirmirani, Dean of Embry-Riddle’s College of Engineering, said that the College is “contemplating” adding a master’s degree in autonomous and unmanned systems engineering, which could start in 2013. Continue reading