The British Army intends to transform its collective training capability, including by adopting an industry partner to help resource and deliver training.

Lieutenant Colonel Jes Giles, SO1 Training Capability, Strategy Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP) at Headquarters British Army, speaking at the Omega Joint Military and Simulation conference in Bristol, explained that the CTTP is a “holistic programme on how collective training will be delivered in the British Army out to beyond 2035”. It is to transform collective training “to match evermore complex threats above and below the threshold of conflict enabled by dynamic exploitation of training data, immersive environments, and hard-wired flexibility”, he said.

He noted that the army's current systems are products of historical methods of designing and deploying equipment and training. These are now increasingly constraining as there is little scope for evolution, he said, so a complete transformation is needed.

A graphic showing possible integrated relationships with the proposed CTTP Single Synthetic Environment. (British Army)

The British Army intends to transform its collective training capability, including by adopting an industry partner to help resource and deliver training.

Lieutenant Colonel Jes Giles, SO1 Training Capability, Strategy Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP) at Headquarters British Army, speaking at the Omega Joint Military and Simulation conference in Bristol, explained that the CTTP is a “holistic programme on how collective training will be delivered in the British Army out to beyond 2035”. It is to transform collective training “to match evermore complex threats above and below the threshold of conflict enabled by dynamic exploitation of training data, immersive environments, and hard-wired flexibility”, he said.

He noted that the army's current systems are products of historical methods of designing and deploying equipment and training. These are now increasingly constraining as there is little scope for evolution, he said, so a complete transformation is needed.

A graphic showing possible integrated relationships with the proposed CTTP Single Synthetic Environment. (British Army)

The British Army intends to transform its collective training capability, including by adopting an industry partner to help resource and deliver training.

Lieutenant Colonel Jes Giles, SO1 Training Capability, Strategy Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP) at Headquarters British Army, speaking at the Omega Joint Military and Simulation conference in Bristol, explained that the CTTP is a “holistic programme on how collective training will be delivered in the British Army out to beyond 2035”. It is to transform collective training “to match evermore complex threats above and below the threshold of conflict enabled by dynamic exploitation of training data, immersive environments, and hard-wired flexibility”, he said.

He noted that the army's current systems are products of historical methods of designing and deploying equipment and training. These are now increasingly constraining as there is little scope for evolution, he said, so a complete transformation is needed.

A graphic showing possible integrated relationships with the proposed CTTP Single Synthetic Environment. (British Army)

The British Army intends to transform its collective training capability, including by adopting an industry partner to help resource and deliver training.

Lieutenant Colonel Jes Giles, SO1 Training Capability, Strategy Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP) at Headquarters British Army, speaking at the Omega Joint Military and Simulation conference in Bristol, explained that the CTTP is a “holistic programme on how collective training will be delivered in the British Army out to beyond 2035”. It is to transform collective training “to match evermore complex threats above and below the threshold of conflict enabled by dynamic exploitation of training data, immersive environments, and hard-wired flexibility”, he said.

He noted that the army's current systems are products of historical methods of designing and deploying equipment and training. These are now increasingly constraining as there is little scope for evolution, he said, so a complete transformation is needed.

A graphic showing possible integrated relationships with the proposed CTTP Single Synthetic Environment. (British Army)

The British Army intends to transform its collective training capability, including by adopting an industry partner to help resource and deliver training.

Lieutenant Colonel Jes Giles, SO1 Training Capability, Strategy Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP) at Headquarters British Army, speaking at the Omega Joint Military and Simulation conference in Bristol, explained that the CTTP is a “holistic programme on how collective training will be delivered in the British Army out to beyond 2035”. It is to transform collective training “to match evermore complex threats above and below the threshold of conflict enabled by dynamic exploitation of training data, immersive environments, and hard-wired flexibility”, he said.

He noted that the army's current systems are products of historical methods of designing and deploying equipment and training. These are now increasingly constraining as there is little scope for evolution, he said, so a complete transformation is needed.

A graphic showing possible integrated relationships with the proposed CTTP Single Synthetic Environment. (British Army)

The British Army intends to transform its collective training capability, including by adopting an industry partner to help resource and deliver training.

Lieutenant Colonel Jes Giles, SO1 Training Capability, Strategy Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP) at Headquarters British Army, speaking at the Omega Joint Military and Simulation conference in Bristol, explained that the CTTP is a “holistic programme on how collective training will be delivered in the British Army out to beyond 2035”. It is to transform collective training “to match evermore complex threats above and below the threshold of conflict enabled by dynamic exploitation of training data, immersive environments, and hard-wired flexibility”, he said.

He noted that the army's current systems are products of historical methods of designing and deploying equipment and training. These are now increasingly constraining as there is little scope for evolution, he said, so a complete transformation is needed.

A graphic showing possible integrated relationships with the proposed CTTP Single Synthetic Environment. (British Army)