Defense One recently reported that the U.S. Navy has integrated the Joint Simulation Environment (JSE) aboard aircraft carriers, boosting pilot training with realistic scenarios. Initially designed for F-35 evaluation, the JSE is now used at sea to replicate complex conditions hard to achieve in daily operations.
John Bell, chief technology officer for HII Mission Technologies, noted, “Being able to train in a more complex environment has become much more critical than it used to be.”
Simulators help quickly transform real-world scenarios into training missions, enhancing readiness. The Navy plans to equip every aircraft carrier with unmanned control systems, preparing for future uncrewed missions.
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