Military Simulation Training
Military Simulation Training That Advances Performance
VirTra provides advanced combat training systems to best prepare the military for real-life incidents, allowing servicemembers to better protect our country and return home safely. Each military simulation training program contains real-world scenarios, state-of-the-art marksmanship, accurate ballistics, custom courses of fire, and military weapons qualification courses.
The V-Marksmanship® software allows for best-in-the-industry ballistically accurate training on a variety of targets, courses, and military simulation training scenarios. These abilities—and more—are why VirTra is the chosen defense simulation solution by the military, elite security forces, federal agencies, MOD, MOI, and Contractors alike in 40 countries.
Additional Military Combat Simulation Program Training
Simulation Options Include:
- Active Threat / Active Killer
- Ambush
- Breach and Clear
- CQB (Close Quarter Battle)
- Green on Blue
- High-Risk Entry
- Hostage Situation
- Key Leader Engagement
- Patrol
- Skill Drill
- Vehicle / Roadside
- Threat Recognition
- Vehicle / Traffic Control Checkpoint
Military Simulation Training
Extensive Military Combat Simulation Program Branching Options
VirTra has designed each military simulation training to be complex for maximum learning, cognitive load, and skill-building. Each scenario has extensive branching options, allowing it to unfold based on the decisions made by the instructor or trainee. As such, military combat simulation program instructors can train and/or test a team’s resilience and accuracy repeatedly and consistently.
Debrief / After-Action Review
The Best Way to Review Trainee Performance
After Action Reports are a critical element of any military training regimen. Using our military combat simulation program, instructors have the ability to pause simulations mid-scene or wait until the scenario is completed before reviewing the trainee’s performance. Instructors also have access to special debrief abilities—including overlaying actions on the scenario—such as the exact time and locations of shots. The ability to pull up the one-to-one ratio of a target and measure the accurate holdover and aim over entry maximizes training efficiency and effectiveness.
Jason Grunwald
Commander of the United States Marshal Service
The V-300 shows how quickly judgment decisions have to be made, and if they are not made immediately and quickly, lives can be lost. You can’t put a dollar value on that or being prepared enough for the surprises that could be around every corner.
