February 25 - 26, 2025
: Celeste Hotel, Orlando, FL
Exploring the latest trends in simulation training across the US Army, US Navy, US Air Force, Marine Corps, and Allied Nations
This year, the IDGA Land Forces Training Summit has expanded in scope to become the IDGA Military Simulation Training Summit taking place in Celeste Hotel, Orlando, FL on February 25-26, 2025. The conference will showcase the evolution of simulation and simulated training across the military branches and NATO nations. We will explore interoperability, expansion, and implementation of military-simulated training extensively.
This conference will cover how the military is advancing efforts to prepare next generation soldiers with simulated training. There will be a focus on how simulated training is pushing militaries across the world to leverage data for training, advance competency-based training, and prepare to respond to modern day threats.
Simulated training, including synthetic training and Live Virtual Constructive training, isn’t limited to one specific training situation. We will be exploring the depth of training it is being used for and the capabilities the US military and its allies are looking for. Whether it is submarine training, maintenance training, armored vehicle training, there will be an opportunity to meet with the decision-makers to understand its implementation and future requirements.
2025 Speakers Include
Dr. Jim Blake PhD
Former PEO STRI
US Army
Brigadier General Teri Williams
Vice Director of Operations (Cyber), NGB J-3/6
US National Guard
Brigadier General Arturas Radvilas
Commander Of The Lithuanian Land Forces
Lithuanian Armed Forces
Colonel Marcus Reynolds
Program Manager for Training Systems
US Marine Corps
Captain Jerin James
Commanding Officer, Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD)
US Navy
Colonel Lisbon Williams
Director, Army Contract Command - Orlando
US Army
Colonel Scott Cuomo
Commander, Weapons Battalion
US Marine Corps
Captain George Kessler Jr.
Commodore, Surface Combat Systems Training Command
US Navy
Colonel Nicholas Waldron
Branch Head, Experimentation and Wargaming
Headquarters Supreme Allied Commander Transformation
Colonel Stephen Banks
Branch Head for Modelling and Simulation Learning Technologies
NATO Headquarters Supreme Allied Commander Transformation
Colonel Todd Hopkins
Commander, Camp Blanding Joint Training Center
Florida National Guard
Colonel Jeremy Pamplin
Commander of the Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center
US Army
Lieutenant Colonel Rory Hermann
Product Manager, Range Training Systems, Project Manager Training Systems
Marine Corps Systems Command
Lieutenant Colonel Gordon Kinneer
Director of Plans, Operations, Training, and Security
Pennsylvania National Guard
Gaurang Dävé
Cyber Technology Officer
Marine Corps Systems Command
Christopher Boyle
Technical Director for Fleet Training Technologies, US Fleet Forces Command
US Navy
Elizabeth Tygart
Product Manager, Synthetic Training Systems PM Training Systems
Marine Corps Systems Command
Dr. Keith Brawner
Program Manager, Creative Technologies University Affiliated Research Center (ICT UARC)
US Army
Rory O'Brien
Chief of the Individual and Systems Training Division, Maneuver Center of Excellence
US Army
Wim Huiskamp
Chief Scientist NATO Modelling & Simulation Group
NATO
Christine Rodriguez
Program Executive Officer for Manpower, Logistics and Business Solutions (PEO MLB
US Navy
Natalie Steinhauser
Program Officer at the Office of Naval Research (ONR)
US Navy
7 reasons to attend Military Simulation Training:
Receive clear direction from the United States military on how they plan on using simulated training to train the modern soldier
Hear from decision-makers on how they plan on implementing different aspects of simulated training, including MR, AR, and VR technologies
Hear from leaders across military branches on how joint training operations are developed and executed
How national guards throughout the United States stay ready through simulation training
Understand how the US military is leveraging data to improve synthetic training
Provide a clear understanding of how AI is used to improve simulation training
Modernizing training across NATO allies
Testimonials
It has been very valuable, not just for us as an industry but be able to connect different users and for them to exchange experience
The event was extremely valuable on the networking side, and it was a pleasure to meet attendees from so many different countries
Very valuable information on where to focus our investments going forward
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