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PLEXSYS AUSTRALIA SUPPORTS RAAF AIR WARFARE CENTRE

by ADBR September 17, 2021September 17, 2021
written by ADBR September 17, 2021September 17, 2021
(PLEXSYS AUSTRALIA)

PLEXSYS Australia is supporting the Royal Australian Air Force’s Air Warfare
Centre – Distributed Training Centre (AWC-DTC) at RAAF Williamtown near
Newcastle with its integrated training software.

The RAAF’s advanced simulators are being networked across multiple sites through
the Defence Training and Experimentation Network (DTEN), and the AWC-DTC enables
exercise scenario development, exercise control, blue force augmentation, and
credible red force injects for Australian and Coalition training.

The AWC-DTC provides integration for force-level training, test, and
experimentation, and together with the Joint Collective Training Branch of
Headquarters Joint Operations Command (JOC), the connectivity to enable
distributed mission training in the synthetic environment.

A major enabling capability for the work AWC-DTC does is PLEXSYS Australia’s
Advanced Simulation Combat Operations Trainer (ASCOT) 7 which enables
cutting-edge scenario generation with contemporary, realistic, constructive
forces. PLEXSYS describes ASCOT 7 as a dynamic and intuitive computer-generated
forces (CGF) platform for use in robust modelling and simulation (M&S)
environments.

“PLEXSYS Australia was founded with a desire to create a defence company which,
simply put, did things differently,” Director PLEXSYS Australia, Robert Miller
said in a release. “We have been working with the customer to implement
improvements in our systems for a few years, and we are excited that the ‘end
game’ will see our systems contributing to the AWC-DTC training system.

“Live, Virtual, and Constructive (LVC) activities allow the RAAF to integrate
and exercise advanced capabilities and tactics in a safe and secure environment
without the necessity and cost of military members being airborne,” he added.
“ASCOT 7’s state-of-the-art user interface, modular, and scalable environment
generation capabilities are fantastic features to ensure the Warfighter is
trained and ready.”

PLEXSYS Australia is a wholly-owned subsidiary of PLEXSYS Interface Products,
and is based at the Williamtown Aerospace Centre alongside RAAF Base
Williamtown.


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