Desktop Training
Welcome to Bohemia Interactive Simulations’ showcase.
Read about a range of innovative approaches developers and integrators have employed to address their customers’ training requirements using VBS. Watch videos demonstrating the flexibility of VBS for training and simulation, ranging from virtual tactical training and mission rehearsal to forward air controller certification to full ship walk-through training.
Cadet Training
Who:
Military Academy of Land...
What:
Desktop Training
When:
Aug 2015
Where:
Poland 
Cadets, junior officers and troops at the Gen. Tadeusz Kosciuszko Military Academy of Land Forces (MALF) in Wroclaw, Poland, conduct training using VB... Read More...
FAC Training Program and Simulator
Who:
Scuola di Aerocooperazione
What:
FAC Training Program &...
When:
Mar 2015
Where:
Italy 
Looking for ways to build virtual environments that would allow Forward Air Controller trainees to practice tactics, techniques and procedures not eas... Read More...
Virtual Dismounted Marine Training
Who:
U.S. Marine Corps, Naval...
What:
Dismounted Infantry Training
When:
Aug 2014
Where:
United States 
Pointman is a seated user interface for dismounted infantry simulation. It applies a low-cost head tracker, gamepad, and sliding foot pedals to extend... Read More...
Forward Air Controller (FAC) Training
Who:
French Air Force, French...
What:
FAC Training and Certification
When:
May 2014
Where:
France 
The French Air Force wanted to identify a simulation solution that would increase the cost-efficiency of training forward air controllers for mission... Read More...
Games for Training
Who:
U.S. Army
What:
Games for Training
When:
May 2014
Where:
United States
The U.S. Army “Games for Training” program needed a first-person, multiplayer gaming application and training solution that is flexible and versatile... Read More...
Full Ship Walkthrough
Who:
Royal Navy
What:
Full Ship Walkthrough
When:
Mar 2014
Where:
United Kingdom 
The United Kingdom’s Ministry of Defence commissioned a new class of destroyers, the Type 45, to replace its Type 42 destroyers, which had served the... Read More...