1. JTLS User Conference R&A / CAE - GlobalSim David Nadeau
Head of UK Operations & Global Land Strategy
CAE Defence & Security

2. Customers in 190+ countries
CAE Global Reach
30+ countries
100+ sites
45 training locations
Customers in 190+ countries

3. CAE – Experience in Land
Command Control & Communications
GESI, GlobalSim
Indirect Fire – Third Generation.
Over 30 years experience and 250 Fire Control Training Systems sold throughout the world
Examples: USMC, UK, Australia, New Zealand, NL, South Korea, Thailand
Direct Fire – Precision Gunnery & Air Defence training devices
Examples: Leopard 2, Warrior, Challenger 2, M57, M60A3, ADATS, Starstreak, Rapier, Sky Guard
Virtual Maintenance Training Systems
Providing US Army maintainer and operator training on M1A2, M2/3 Bradley and MLRS/HIMARS
Driver Trainers - Static or containerised with full motion platform
Leopard 2, Warrior Observation Post Vehicle, Arjun MBT
Recognition Trainers – PC based desktop trainer with over 320 air and ground target models
UK 400 PCs, Canada 100 and other customers worldwide
GESI

4. GlobalSim

5. GlobalSim
Bringing together two industry leading constructive simulation products in R&A JTLS and CAE GESI
Operational/theater/tactical level joint simulation covering air, land, maritime and special forces
Fully addresses primary and secondary training audiences at every level from a Joint Force Command down to a single Special Forces team and across the spectrum of operations from disaster assistance to asymmetric/hybrid conflict to wide-scale conventional combat

6. GESI provides inserts at higher resolution
GESI in GlobalSim
Joint Theatre Level Simulation (JTLS) - Aggregate level simulation
Covers theater area of operations Requires time/distance coordination at theater level
GESI - Entity level simulation
Multiple areas of interest
Geographically separate

7. GESI in GlobalSim GESI allows inserts at higher resolution levels
Main contributions
Fully entity based simulation
Emission/channel/sensor mechanism for detection
Effects are event-driven, using hit/kill probabilities including
Effects depend on weapon – ammunition combinations
Effects depend on protection of target
Detailed logistic model
Detailed medical model

8. JTLS Air Mission Pickup of an HRU1
GlobalSim supports Transfer of Ownership
JTLS Air Mission Pickup of an HRU1
This vignette demonstrates the ownership control characteristics of the federation and the cross-model reflection of entities as the move around the game board.
JTLS launches air mission from ship (GESI reflects)
JTLS picks up HRU from ground (GESI reflects)
Control of air mission and HRU passed from JTLS to GESI
GESI flies air mission with HRU to new location (JTLS reflects)
Control of air mission and HRU passed from GESI to JTLS
JTLS Air mission returns to home base on ship, HRU on board ship
1 High Resolution Unit

9. JTLS Naval Fire at a Ground Unit in GESI
GlobalSim supports cross model combat
JTLS Naval Fire at a Ground Unit in GESI
This vignette demonstrates the capability to hold cross-model combat. The damage from this combat is adjudicated in one model and reflected in the other model.
Control of a ground unit is passed from JTLS to GESI
JTLS surface ship fires artillery on the GESI ground unit
GESI assesses damage on it's unit, JTLS reflects damage as unit strength reduction and KIA1 status of entities
JTLS submarine fires missiles on the GESI ground unit
GESI assesses damage on it's unit, JTLS reflects damage
Control of damaged ground unit passed from GESI to JTLS
1 Killed in action

10. GESI Conducts Force-on-Force Combat, JTLS Adds Air-to-Ground Attack
GlobalSim supports Cross model combat
GESI Conducts Force-on-Force Combat, JTLS Adds Air-to-Ground Attack
This vignette demonstrates how this federation can support combat which is within a single model or through cross-model interaction. Battle damage is accurately assessed and reflected by both simulations.
Control of two ground units passed from JTLS to GESI, one opposition (red) unit and one coalition (blue) unit
GESI begins ground fight between the two units
JTLS reflects damage of the units as combat ensues
JTLS launches coalition (Blue) Air to Ground (A-G) Mission against GESI (Red) ground unit
GESI assesses damage from the A-G weapon fire
JTLS reflects additional damage in GESI as a result of A-G mission
A-G mission returns to home base on ship
Control of both ground units passed from GEST to JTLS

11. GESI history GESI pip GESI smartt GESI MPS GESI (PV SIRA)
(2011 – 2016)
GESI smartt
(SIRA-OOTW)
( )
GESI MPS
(SIRA PSO)
(2000 – 2005)
GESI
(SIRA1-Btl/-Brig)
(1994 – 1999)
1 SIRA …= German Army‘s name of the system/program based on/powered by the simulation software GESI

12. GESI – Constructive Simulation
Company
Battalion
Brigade
One Core Simulation - Three fields of application
Defence
Security
Command & Staff training (CAST) The already trained commander & his staff are trained.
The whole (military) world outside their command post is simulated. Commanders & staff are using their operative equipment (radio, C2 systems) Their decisions drive the simulation and vice versa.
Classroom
Simulation is used to train an emergency manager and his staff.
Similar to CAST the incident is simulated in a way that the relevant stakeholders are presented with the same tasks and decision points as during a real emergency situation.
Simulation is used to teach the principles of tactics.
The spectrum covered ranges from visualizing complex situations , via entering own plans up to single/group simulations to check the outcome of a plan.
Used in 3 countries, providing over 100 exercise per year!
Used over 25 sites
Run over 200 exercises per year!
Used in 12 classrooms in 4 countries!

13. Benefits of Command & Staff Training with GESI
Highly realistic training for a fraction of the live training costs
Military training from company up to division with one single system
Training combined arms combat, OOTW and disaster & emergency management, with one single system
Train wherever, whenever and under which conditions you want (terrain, day/night, weather)
Maximum use of training time
Debriefing capabilities generate training effects not possible before
Continuous development guarantees adaptation to changing requirements

14. Kuwait – Joint/Coalition Training Center

15. Kuwait Joint Multinational Simulation Center
Aspires
Solution
Higher Control
Coalition
Training (
National Strategic
Command )
General HQ
Requires
Training Audience (
Kuwait and Coalition
CJTF HQ )
Joint
Training
Mubarak Al Abdullah Joint Command
and Staff College (
MAJCSC )
Kuwait Army HQ
Kuwait Air Force HQ
Kuwait Navy HQ
Remote Sites
Simulation Cell
Simulation Cell
Simulation Cell
Regiment
Training
Lower Control
Land ( ,
Air and Maritime
Component Commands )

16. Technical Solution: Overview and Workflow
GlobalSim
OTH Gold,
Link 16, …
JTLS
R&A Export
C2IS
Individual
or as
GlobalSim
TerraVista
GESI
VBS3
HLA PITCH Gateways
HQ sites,
GCC, …
External /
Service Provider
EXONAUT
GCC: Gulf Cooperation Council

17. Constructive Offering
Virtual
Combat Simulation
Combat
Simulation
System
Training Centre
War Training
Center
Individual
Crew/Platoon
Company
Part Task Trainer
Drive/Flight Simulator
Gunnery Simulator
Brigade
Coalition HQ
Operational alignment is key (ex. C2)
GESI
Supporting the Spectrum from Platoon to Coalition

18. Thank You