Serves as the Army’s premier training support manager, planner, researcher, integrator, service provider, and proponent for the Army Training Support System (TSS), including the planning, integration, implementation, and sustainment of those programs, products, services, and facilities that support training across all training domains, CAC’s core missions, and the Army.

ATSC is located at Fort Eustis, VA.

Army Training Support Center (ATSC) | US Army Combined Arms Center

Combat Training Center Directorate (CTCD) facilitates the validation, administration and integration of the Army’s Combat Training Center (CTC) program and its three maneuver CTCs (National Training Center, Joint Readiness Training Center and the Joint Multinational Readiness Center) and Mission Command Training Program worldwide deployable CTC.Additionally, CTCD is responsible for ensuring CTC program requirements and modernization are linked to a viable resourcing strategy and CTC vision for the future. CTCD assists in programming and integrating DOD Training Transformation (that is, Joint National Training Capability) initiatives into the CTC program.

Combat Training Center Directorate (CTCD) | US Army Combined Arms Center

MISSION COMMAND TRAINING PROGRAM SUPPORTS THE COLLECTIVE TRAINING OF ARMY UNITS AS DIRECTED BY THE CHIEF OF STAFF OF THE ARMY AND SCHEDULED BY FORCES COMMAND TO PROVIDE COMMANDERS AND LEADERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO TRAIN ON MISSION COMMAND IN UNIFIED LAND OPERATIONS.

Mission Command Training Program (MCTP) | US Army Combined Arms Center

We exist to ensure that the Army has the right live and synthetic training tools to train Leaders and Soldiers to fight and win in a complex environment.

National Simulation Center (NSC) | US Army Combined Arms Center

Mission:

FTD provides requirement determination, rapidly develops requirements for the Army’s training environment, and conducts tech recon of industry and academia to narrow capability gaps informed by user experimentation, technical demonstrations to rapidly transition capability on behalf CAC into the Army acquisition system.

Vision:

The FTD narrows an existing set of capability gaps informed by analysis, experimentation, and technical demonstrations to rapidly transition leader-approved capability requirements to the Defense Acquisition System.  The FTD informs technology transitions, research and development, and user assessments, and then rapidly transitions operational requirements into the Defense Acquisition System. The FTD integrates and synchronizes DevOps activities across the Army to improve speed, capability, delivery, and cost-effective materiel solutions to meet the Chief of Staff of the Army’s (CSA’s) first order principles, characteristics, and warfighting requirements.  The FTD will enable the Army to achieve overmatch through monitoring threat capabilities, researching advanced technologies, and developing and implementing preprogrammed product improvements to maintain resiliency against current and emerging threats.  

As the Army lead and proponent for training management, TMD manages, develops and sustains Training Management doctrine, processes, products and systems to enable institutions and units to train, educate and develop Soldiers and Army Civilians across the Institutional, Operational and Self Development Training Domains in support of Army readiness to execute Unified Land Operations.