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the Marines to get practice in CFF mission planning and execution. He has set
up a classroom in Battalion spaces with a squads worth of DVTE laptops. The
Marines are running a scenario set in Twentynine Palms. They could be
executing the mission planning on the laptops; but in this case the JTAC wants
them to do it on real maps, using mapping pens and protractors, as they would
do it if called on to conduct the mission in combat. As he is the only instructor,
the JTAC created a simple scenario. He spends the training time answering
questions and reviewing the Marines mission planning paperwork.
4. Characteristics of the DVTE and Laptops
As can be seen in the above two examples the CAN allows multiple
people to be trained in a classroom setting. The ratio of instructors to students
depends on proficiency and the complexity of the scenario. The CAN also has
some unique features that the other systems do not; a user can fly an aircraft in
the VE or as in Case 1, observe the battlefield through a UAV feed.
One of the drawbacks to the CAN and DVTE is the dissemination of
software changes. Not only do the owning units needs to get the changes, they
then have to install them; a non-trivial task given that 32 laptops are in a DVTE
suite. In July 2013, when project manager (PJM) DVTE, John M. Gralin, was
asked about software updates to the DVTE, he said:
The software is incrementally developed with efforts occurring each
year up to the planned FOC of Sep 2017. Some of these are
developmental efforts funded with RDT&E funding and other efforts
are considered software maintenance (a.k.a. Post Deployment
Software Support [PDSS]) funded with O&M funding. Software
upgrades are provided once per year to the fleet primarily through
the MEF Battle Simulation Centers. These software updates are
provide via the DVTE Software Delivery System (SDS), which is
contained on an external hard drive. Once the SDS is plugged into
the "Suite", the software will push across the whole suite in
approximately 8 hours. Updates to the CAN are included on the
SDS and the CAN is currently up to v1.8. Not all versions (v1.0
through 1.8) of the CAN were released to the fleet as some were
superseded by later versions prior to the annual update. (J. Gralin,
email to author, July 29, 2013)
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