| Training Ranges in the 21st Century |
17 APR 2003 |
19 pages |
| Authors:
ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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 | This paper addresses and outlines issues that will drive requirements for future training ranges. In response, to Army Transformation, Army training range capabilities need to transform to synchronize with and conform to the Legacy, Interim, and Objective Force's training needs. A sustainable training range transformation strategy will consist of a long-term, integrated, systems approach to developing and achieving a robust training venue by simultaneously addressing operational, environmental, and economic issues. ... |
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| Training Developers' Procedural Guide for Training Device Requirements Documentation. Volume 1 |
JUN 93 |
251 pages |
| Authors:
ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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| Training developers responsible for the acquisition of training devices to support training on new systems or training program are unique within the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) training community. In addition to performing the normal training development functions of identifying training deficiencies, analyzing training requirements, and determining appropriate solutions to the deficiencies, these training developers must also perform duties of the combat developer in developing materiel requirement documentation ... |
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| Commercial Training Device Requirement (CTDR) for Lightweight Moving Target System (LMTS) |
12 MAR 90 |
10 pages |
| Authors:
ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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| The Army has a requirement to furnish lightweight moving targets for our present and future Multipurpose Machine Gun Ranges, MK-19 Ranges, Anti-armor Ranges, Portable Remote Target System (RETS) Ranges and augment Multipurpose Range Complexes (MPRC). CARDS CTDR 0218R, Training device, Lightweight moving target system, LMTS, Commercial training device requirements, CTDR |
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| Commercial Training Device Requirement (CTDR) for the Driver Skill Trainer (DST) |
24 DEC 89 |
16 pages |
| Authors:
ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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| The Driver Skill Trainer (DST) demonstrates situational awareness and judgement in the operation of a wheeled motor vehicle under varying roadway traffic conditions and in emergency driving situations. |
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| Training Extension Course Utilization Survey |
FEB 85 |
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| Authors:
E. Alvarez; J. Reside; ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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 | The Army's Training Extension Course (TEC) Program consists of performance oriented, self-pace lessons designed to provide individual instruction for enlisted men in Army units. This report provides a comprehensive evaluation of the TEC program from the perceptions of officers (01-04), NCO trainers (E6-E7) and enlisted users (E1-E5). The survey was conducted in three separate mailings to Active Duty, U.S. Army Reserves and National Guard units. The survey indicated that TEC ... |
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| Comprehensive Plan for Training Devices, |
JUL 1981 |
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| Authors:
C. E. Harris; ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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| This publication can be used in budgetary planning and as a guide to the status of various training devices in use and being developed by the Army. It is not an authorization for requisitioning, stockage or issue of the equipment. Not all of the devices listed are generally available, many are one of a kind items that were produced or are being developed to meet training requirements at a specific ... |
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| Reading Ability, Readability, Motivation and Test Validity, |
1981 |
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| Authors:
Clay V. Brittain; Mary M. Brittain; ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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| According to a prevalent argument about occupational proficiency testing, multiple-choice tests have built-in sources of invalidity. One such source pertains to the reading competencies required in taking a multiple-choice test. The test, it is argued, requires reading competencies beyond those required by the job itself. Thus, one finds job incumbents whose job performance is outstanding but who cannot score well on a paper-and-pencil test. There is also a rather commonly ... |
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| Computer Assisted Task Selection in US Army SQT(Skill Qualification Test) Development, |
1981 |
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| Authors:
Robert M. Smith; ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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| The SQT is the US Army's major diagnostic instrument for evaluation of individual training and is an annual assessment of performance on 25 to 35 selected tasks. These tasks are selected by the service school which is proponent for each Military Occupational Specialty (MOS). However, there is little formal input from field units within this task selection process. The Computer Assisted Task Selection (CATS) system is a data driven technology ... |
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| Supervisor Ratings as Criteria for Skill Qualification Tests, |
1981 |
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| Authors:
Robert F. Eastman; ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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| Supervisor ratings of overall job performance were correlated with the Skill Qualification Test scores of MOS 67N, utility helicopter mechanics. A high positive correlation (r = .74) was found for lower skill level (SL 1) soldiers. The correlation was significantly lower for SL 2 (r = .64) and SL 3 (r = .35) soldiers. The high positive correlation at SL 1 indicates that the SQT is a valid instrument for ... |
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| The Use of Detail and Background in Visuals and Its Effect on Learner Achievement and Attitude, |
APR 1977 |
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| Authors:
Richard A. Biege; Walter R. Borg; Charles F. Schuller; ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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| This goal of this research was to determine whether subjects completing a simplified version of a TEC lesson would differ in achievement or attitude from comparable subjects who completed a more complex version of the same lesson. Both lessons were in the conventional audiovisual format used for most TEC lessons. The audio part of the two versions was identical but the visuals on the revised filmstrip were simplified by such ... |
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| Test and Evaluation of the Army's CH-47 Helicopter Flight Simulator, |
18 JAN 1977 |
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| Authors:
Juri Toomepuu; ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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| This report gives an overview of the Army's current efforts to test and evaluate the prototype CH-47 Helicopter Flight Simulator (CH47FS). This effort includes a combined development and operational test (DT/OT II) and a Cost and Training Effectiveness Analysis (CTEA). The CH47FS is the first prototype of the Army's new generation flight simulators with six degrees of freedom motion system which incorporate a video camera/terrain board visual system. The current ... |
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| Army Flight Simulator Programs from the User's Viewpoint, |
12 MAY 1976 |
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| Authors:
Juri Toomepuu; ARMY TRAINING SUPPORT CENTER FORT EUSTIS VA
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| The presentation covers three topics: (1) User evaluation of the quality and suitability of the Army flight simulator program; (2) cost effectiveness of flight simulators and (3) research initiatives needed to meet Army aviation training needs. |
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