For more than 30 years FAAC has provided systems engineering and software products to the U.S. government and private industry. We take a hands-on approach to developing our solutions, conducting tactical land and air combat analyses, and developing analytical models and simulations. The result is turnkey training systems for the US military and their related industrial contractors. Our services encompass all stages of a job, from problem definition to conceptual innovation and final solution. This work draws on our expertise in:

FAAC is the world’s leading supplier of accurate high-speed weapon system simulations. Our experience performing this work over the past 30 years has resulted in an excellent reputation with both developmental and operational military activities.

We’ve been involved with distributed simulations since the inception of DIS standards development. In fact, FAAC personnel hold leadership positions on the DIS Workshop and has developed diverse products based on our unique weapon simulations and DIS expertise. This unique skill set led us to develop numerous Department of Defense programs and, ultimately, begin building our business in the commercial sector.

We were the first to develop an interactive, reconfigurable truck driving simulator for commercial training. The simulator combines a high degree of realism with the ability to create various scenarios from the Instructor Operator Station. The design flexibility of this unit provides a cost effective and safe method for driver training and testing.

Since then we’ve applied our unique expertise to creating high-fidelity weapon models, graphical databases, and intelligent automated behavior models to the entertainment industry, including a PC-based air combat game called “Back to Baghdad.”

We’ve built our success by staying true to our commitment to the principles of customer satisfaction, concern for our employees, business integrity and community involvement. We consistently deliver on time and on budget, and we continually strive to improve our ability to develop the highest quality products and solutions.

FAAC is ISO 9001:2008 certified





GSA Schedule 69, Contract GS-02F-1429H, and GSA Schedule 871, Contract GS-10F-0017U



CONTRACT NUMBER: TXMAS-5-69010 ( Training Aids )


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Management Team:
Dean M. Krutty
President
Mr. Krutty oversees all day-to-day operations at FAAC, including defining and implementing corporate processes to ensure quality and promote productivity. He is also responsible for all phases of program execution and reporting, and provides marketing and proposal support to our business development group.

Kurt A. Flosky
Executive Vice President
Mr. Flosky coordinates directly with the President regarding the executive direction and monitoring of company performance. He is part of the FAAC Management Team, and directs coordination of corporate marketing efforts, as well as the preparation, review and evaluation of the corporate business plan.

John P. Eisenhardt
Chief Scientist
Mr. Eisenhardt has spent the last 25 years specifying, designing, and implementing training systems at both the hardware and software level. He is the principal technical resource in many areas: software architecture, simulation, weapon systems, tactical decision-making and decision-aiding software, and system analysis. He manages all FAAC IRAD projects. Mr. Eisenhardt is a System Engineer for the Marine Corps MTVR-TS Operator Driving Simulator and U.S. Army Operator Driving Simulator programs, and is responsible for all aspects of simulator hardware and software design. He is also a System Engineer for U.S. Common Driving Trainer (CDT) simulator programs, and is responsible for all aspects of simulator hardware and software design.

Steve Olson
Director of Commercial Vehicle Operations
Mr. Olson has been with FAAC since 2000, primarily as a program manager. He was named Director in 2005 due to his proven ability to develop and manage productions programs for police, fire, rail and truck simulators. He oversees technical programs, planning, scheduling and managing the technical effort, and acts as customer liaison. Prior to his FAAC career, Mr. Olson spent 20 years in the aerospace industry, primarily in flight simulation research and development.

Randal Houston
Director of Military Operations
Mr. Houston oversees all United States Government Department of Defense contracts at FAAC. He is responsible for marketing, bid and proposal efforts, program conduct, program profitability and staffing. Mr. Houston also serves as Program Manager for the F-15/F/A-18 Zone Acquisition Process (ZAP) and the Joint Strike Fighter Airborne Missile Trajectory Event Modeler (AMTEM) programs. Mr. Houston has been with FAAC since 1990 and has worked on numerous Military Operations hardware modeling projects.

Sam Worrell
Director of Military Business Development
Mr. Worrell has been the Director of Business Development for FAAC since 1993. He possesses over 30 years experience in the simulation & training industry, serving as Program Manager, Business Development Manager, and as the author of numerous training-related papers. Mr. Worrell is a former Naval Aviator, having retired from the Naval Reserves after 26 years of service. During his naval career he flew tactical aircraft, including the F-9, A-4 and A-6. In the last eight years of his Reserve duty he was in charge of an intelligence unit supporting various agencies.