VCTS
Virtual Clearance Training Suite

• Four IOSs, each can control up to 18 Student Training Stations (STSs) and enables individual, crew and collective training
• Advanced communications, direct to one or all associated STSs; or via one of three assigned simulated networks (PLT/CO, CO/BN, Fire Support)
• Curriculum includes 40 hours of basic and advanced training scenarios (including gunnery tables) with auto or instructor scoring, jump-back, and AAR capture
• Scenario generation capability; can add complexity or adapt scenarios to unit TTPs
• Geo-typical and geo-specific terrain, plus varied environment conditions (day, night, rain, snow, fog and storm) enable training under any conceivable condition
• Classrooms provide seating for 5, 10 or 25 students – facilitate planning, mission briefings, and detailed AARs

• Four high fidelity open cab STSs provide realistic individual and crew training
• Dash panels replicate current vehicle and include MPCV/MMPV OEM Interrogation Arm controls
• Physics based arm model enables realistic interrogation of possible IEDs
• Three simulated networks, intercom, plus direct communication with the instructor from each STS

• MMPV features FAAC interchangeable self-recognizing dash panels, enabling rapid change between Panther or RG-31 variants – Cougar also available
• GS features head-mounted displays and .50 caliber or MK 19 simulated weapon
• CROWS features touch screen Fire Control Unit & Display, OEM Control Grip
• VMMD features metal detection, high-fidelity realistic sound replication, simulated marking, Husky Mine Detection System (HMDS) with Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
• MTRS II, actual OEM controls modified for simulation use, replicates all MTRS II behaviors: realistic movement, visual inspection, IED interrogation and detonation
• Three simulated networks, intercom, plus direct communication with the instructor from each STS

• Vehicle-mounted sensor package, Day, IR, and I2
• Laser range finder and laser illuminator on a telescoping mast

FAAC was founded in 1971 specifically to create military weapons simulations for the U.S. armed services.  Since 2002 FAAC’s Operator Driving Simulators (ODS) have been a major contributor to the training of military Motor Transport Operators, setting the standard for real-time military weapons training and assessment. FAAC advancements help trainees learn critical skills safely and affordably.

FAAC embraces a “Customer for Life” philosophy. We invest time in understanding your assets and objectives, work closely with your team to develop and deliver the appropriate simulation solution, and help you find the best way to integrate this custom solution into your training procedures. Most importantly, we support you in maintaining and evolving this solution as your policies, assets, and challenges inevitably change over time.

We don’t sell equipment; we partner with agencies and their instructors to develop their ideal simulation training solution. Our mission is to ensure that operators have the real-life skills they needed to perform at the highest level in the field. This means conducting drills that ensure personnel are trained in operating in every possible field condition – something that is accomplished best through the use of high-fidelity simulation training.