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Combined Arms Center-Training hosts Training and Education 2025 Industry Forum June-18-19 at Fort Eustis

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The Combined Arms Center - Training (CAC-T) is hosting the Training and Education 2025 Industry Forum on June 18-19 at Fort Eustis, Virginia, aimed at informing industry partners about current Army training and education gaps and exploring future capabilities to support the Army of 2025 and beyond. The first day includes keynote addresses, panel discussions, and presentations highlighting the Army’s vision for training and education, as well as topics such as the integrated training environment, distributed learning, and network integration evaluation opportunities. A Senior Leader General Officer Panel will conclude the day by addressing priority issues and engaging with attendees on key training challenges. On the second day, attendees have the opportunity to participate in one-on-one sessions with TRADOC Capability Managers to clarify and expand upon information shared during the panel discussions. Registration is free but required by June 2, with meetings scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. The forum is managed by CAC-T’s Training Support and Analysis Integration Division, which oversees the Army’s Training Support System Enterprise and other initiatives that develop adaptable leaders and versatile units. The event does not provide meals, and further details can be obtained from designated points of contact via email or phone.

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CAC-T hosts June 18-19 forum at Fort Eustis on Army training gaps and future capabilities.

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611699 - All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction

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FORT EUSTIS, Va. - The Combined Arms Center - Training (CAC-T) will hold a Training and Education 2025 Industry Forum from June 18-19 to inform industry partners of Army training and education gaps as well as discuss training and education capabilities for the Army of 2025 and beyond. On June 18, the Industry Forum will take place from 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. at 1737 Jackson Ave., Fort Eustis and will feature a speech and panel presentations. The second day's event will be from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. at the same location and will offer industry representatives an opportunity to meet one-on-one with TRADOC Capability Managers for training. The first day will include a presentation about the future vision for Army training and education given by CAC's Deputy Commanding General-Training Brig. Gen. Joseph M. Martin. There will be three panel discussions to provide information concerning the Army's training and education required capabilities and gaps identified for 2025 and beyond: - The Future Holistic Training Environment. Panelists will cover the current status of the Army's Integrated Training Environment and the future merging of environments to provide simpler, low-overhead, easily accessible and higher-fidelity training. - Future Army Training and Education Capabilities. Panelists will discuss the future of Army training and education, the Army Learning Model and Distributed Learning. They will discuss how the Army is leveraging technology to deliver content to Soldiers at the point of need, possible industry help in closing gaps and Army improvement efforts. - Network Integration Evaluations Opportunities and Trainability. Panelists will present and discuss training gaps and opportunities available during upcoming Network Integration Evaluations. Panelists also will present for discussion ways that industry can help the Army deliver advanced systems that will be more intuitive for Soldiers to operate, and require less effort to learn, use and sustain. At the conclusion of the first day, a Senior Leader General Officer Panel will discuss the priority issues confronting Army training and education and provide opportunity to dialogue with the leaders of the Army's training and education community. The second day will provide attendees with optional one-on-one break-out sessions between industry representatives and TRADOC Capability Managers in order to further clarify the information provided during Day One. To register for the conference and the optional one-on-one meetings, contact the Training Support and Analysis Integration Division (TSAID) at: LTC Aaron Leonard Industry Forum AO TSAID/ATSC 757-878-0427 aaron.m.leonard6.mil@mail.mil Ms. Pam Davis Industry Forum Admin TSAID/ATSC 757-878-2910 pamela.e.davis.civ@mail.mil The one-on-one meetings will be scheduled on a first-come basis. Registration closes June 2. There is no charge for attending the forum and no meals are provided. Additional information about the event is at: http://usacac.army.mil/cac2/CAC-T/IndustryForum.asp CAC-T, Fort Leavenworth, Kan., manages the Army's Training Support System Enterprise, the Training Development Enterprise and the Combat Training Center Program to enable commanders and commandants to train and educate versatile units and develop agile and adaptive leaders. TSAID is part of the Army Training and Support Center, a subordinate organization of CAC-T.

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