What USJFCOM Does

What is USJFCOM?

Force Provider

Joint Trainer

Joint Capability Development

Joint Enabling Capabilities

Joint Concept Development and Experimentation

Reserve & Command Support

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Joint Conflict and Tactical Simulation (JCATS)

Joint Theater Level Simulations (JTLS)

Joint Multi-Resolution Model (JMRM)

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Modeling and Simulation

The U.S. Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM) Joint Training Directorate/Joint Warfighting Center (J7) develops and employs joint modeling and simulation tools that replicate the operational environment to provide a foundation for current and future conflicts. 

These tools are the centerpiece of joint training and are used in more than 20 countries to support multinational, interagency and intergovernmental training.  

Using a variety of tools, USJFCOM provides a joint live, virtual and constructive (JLVC) training federation that meets combatant command and service needs. 

Current capabilities include:

• A scalable, modular multi-tier training capability for tactical, operational and strategic training audiences, both joint and coalition
• Home station training facilitation and access to joint capabilities
• Service model integration into a seamless “one-world” global synthetic training environment
• An outcome-based environment
• A single, integrated architecture that meets joint, service, interagency and coalition training requirements
• Modularity, composed of kinetic and non-kinetic core capabilities, including scenario initialization, core simulation, battle command stimulation, visualization tools, exercise control and after-action review capabilities
• Development and operating cost reduction
• Standards documentation to support integration of constructive simulations and virtual simulators with live instrumented forces
• A low-cost, streamlined capability to meet combatant command and joint task force exercise training requirements.

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