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CAC-Training and the Operational Training Domain

CAC-Training and the Operational Training Domain. US Army Combined Arms Center. Core CAC-Training Functions.

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CAC-Training and the Operational Training Domain

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  1. CAC-Training and the Operational Training Domain US Army Combined Arms Center

  2. Core CAC-Training Functions Manage development, resourcing, and integration of Army collective training requirements, and develop programs to train the Army to conduct full spectrum operations in all operational environments • Oversee and manage collective training programs and strategies • Provide training support for battle command • Develop and manage virtual and constructive simulations • Develop a live, virtual, constructive training environment • Manage Army Combat Training Center (CTC) programs • Provide joint air - ground training • Execute the Battle Command Training Program (BCTP)

  3. Leader Development and Education Combat Training Center Directorate TRADOC Capability Manager Virtual Training Environment National Simulation Center Combined Arms Center-Training Commanding General Combined Arms Center CAC-Combat Developments Integration Directorate CAC-Knowledge Combined Arms Center-Training Army Joint Support Team Collective Training Directorate Battle Command Training Program TRADOC Project Office One Semi-Automated Forces

  4. CAC-T Programs Affecting LD • National Simulation Center • Combat development of constructive sims • Constructive sims spt to training domains • Live, Virtual, Constructive • Training Environment • Gaming • Battle Command Training Support Program • Collective Training Directorate • FM 7-0 & Army Training Network • Task base—collective and individual • Training Strategies: CATS, BC, FCS, IEDD • Battle Command MTTs • Digital Training Mgmt System • Training Development & TR 350-70 • MCO task rekindling • TRADOC Capability Mgr Virtual • Combat development of virtual sims • EST 2000 • Virtual Simulators • Mounted • Dismounted • Aviation • Reconfigurable vehicles • Convoy trainers • CTC Directorate • Resourcing: Modernization & OPTEMPO • CTC Army regulation and Master Plan • Standardization • OC WarfightingForum • Battle Command Training Program • COIN Seminar • Battle Command Seminar • Training Cdrs and Staffs—All Bdes thru ASCC • Unified action exercises with JFCOM • Staff assistance visits • Nested BCTP-to-MCTC scenarios • Army Joint Support Team • Army Training Spt Element—Nellis AFB • Battlefield Coordination Detachments & • Joint C2 Lab • Platform instruction with 505th C2 Wing • Joint Firepower MTTs • BCD support to BCTP exercises

  5. LD and the Operational Training Domain. . . Some Truthisms • LD is more than the institutional pillar and education • Training and leader development are inextricably linked • LD = function of institutional, operational, self-development training domains • FM 7-0 emphasizes the complementary nature of the training domains • Leaders are developed at home station, at the combat training centers, and while deployed . . . as well as in the classroom • Collective training requirements drive individual training requirements • Institutional training prepares individuals for success in operational assignments • Lessons best learned/best remembered occur in operational assignments • Training AND education occur in the operational training domain Good training develops good leaders . . . good leaders develop good training

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