The British Army Unveils Revolutionary Virtual Reality Battlefield Training System

The Combined Arms Tactical Trainer (CAT) is a virtual reality system that uses simulators to recreate large-scale war zones. It allows soldiers to train in pods that simulate various military vehicles. The system is located in Germany and Britain, and it supports up to 800 soldiers simultaneously. CAT provides comprehensive training beyond target practice, offering insights into battlefield tactics. Built by Lockheed Martin and AMS, it functions like a giant computer game, enhancing military competence.

What is the primary function of the Combined Arms Tactical Trainer (CAT)?

Describe the types of vehicles that can be simulated in the CAT system.

Where are the two main sites of the CAT system located?

What insights does the CAT provide to soldiers beyond target practice?

How many soldiers can the CAT train at once?