How are we structured?
Opposing Force (OPFOR) Transformation Division represents
the Commanding General, U.S. Army Transformation and Training Command (T2COM),
and reports to the Deputy Commanding General Combined Arms Command – Training,
serves as T2COM’s centralized manager for opposing forces capability
development activities and user representative for opposing forces training
aids, devices, simulators, and simulations capability solutions.
How OPFOR Transformation Division Helps the Army
OPFOR Transformation Division, in coordination with T2COM G-2
and Combined Arms Command (CAC) G-2, is responsible for duties as outlined in Army
Regulation 350-2 Operational Environment and Opposing Force Program and Army
Regulation 350-50 Combat Training Center Program. OPFOR Transformation Division
will coordinate capabilities and materiel development activities to ensure all
doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership and education,
personnel, facilities – policies (DOTMLPF-P) domains are integrated and
synchronized to establish realistic operational environment conditions at the Combat
Training Centers.
Where we are focused
- Building warfighting readiness by properly challenging and stimulating rotational training units through:
- Leader Directives and Increasing Combat Training Center Modernization.
- Combat Training Center Modernization (Near-Peer capabilities – challenge our forces during Multi-Domain Operations).
- Replicating a Realistic Opposing Force in capability, organization, and appearance.