DSTATS Simulates All Fire Support Tactical Systems on the Digitized Battlefield

Issue - Limited Interoperability Training. Would your unit's digital training be more effective if the full complement of fire support tactical systems from sensor to shooter were participating?

Issue - Unrealistic Training. Would digital training be enhanced if tactical systems that are rarely available during training exercises, such as Firefinder radars, higher echelon AFATDS/IFSAS, and cannon/rocket weapon systems, could be realistically simulated?

Solution - DSTATS. If your unit has these and other training issues, the Digital Systems Test and Training Simulator (DSTATS) is the solution. Techrizon developed DSTATS to simulate and communicate with all fire support tactical data systems currently fielded on the digitized battlefield. DSTATS has a proven track record in enhancing the training capabilities and improving digital communications proficiency of active Army and Army National Guard Field Artillery units. Nearly 290 DSTATS 3.0 workstations are currently fielded in 45 states and Puerto Rico.

Using DSTATS, training is versatile. DSTATS provides initial and sustainment training in classroom and field environments. It facilitates unit, CPX, and MOS critical task training.

Using DSTATS, training is comprehensive. Soldiers gain in-depth system competency by repeatedly responding to messages generated by DSTATS scenarios and by participating in one-on-one message exchanges. With DSTATS simulating tactical systems unavailable for training, operators can be trained to interoperate with the full spectrum of tactical fire support systems at all echelons.

Using DSTATS, training is realistic. Operators receive training in digital message processing and communications skills using their real tactical systems. It is transparent to the operators that messages transmitted by DSTATS are from simulated systems.

See DSTATS in our GSA Schedule 70 catalog for pricing information.