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FAAC’s MILO Marksmanship Trainer and Fires Unified Simulation Environment Accepted into U.S. Army SVT Marketplace

FAAC’s commercial solutions are accepted for Weapons Skills Development and Joint Fires Training, supporting U.S. Army training and readiness.

Our team has spent decades developing simulation technologies that allow warfighters to train for complex missions in realistic, repeatable environments.”— Kurt Flosky, President of FAAC ANN ARBOR, MI, UNITED STATES, August 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — FAAC Incorporated (FAAC), a provider of high-fidelity simulation and immersive training systems, has been admitted to the U.S. Army Soldier Virtual Trainer (SVT) Marketplace for commercial off-the-shelf products spanning two domains: Weapons Skills Development (WSD) and Joint Fires Training (JFT).

FAAC’s placement in the U.S. Army Marketplace creates a route for Army entities to acquire FAAC’s validated commercial offerings according to established training and operational criteria.

“FAAC’s acceptance across these capability areas reinforces our 50+ year commitment to simulation training and represents an important opportunity to expand how we support the Army’s evolving training and readiness requirements,” said Kurt Flosky, President of FAAC Incorporated. “Our team has spent decades developing simulation technologies that allow warfighters to train for complex missions in realistic, repeatable environments. I am excited that our commercially available solutions are available for immediate purchase to support the Army’s mission-critical training needs and emerging operational challenges.”

The two capability areas address a range of contemporary U.S. Army training and readiness needs:

Weapons Skills Development (WSD): FAAC’s MILO Marksmanship Trainer (MMT) offers immersive, data-driven marksmanship and engagement training through instrumented weapons, advanced optics, and realistic synthetic environments. MMT provides a comprehensive, standards-aligned simulated marksmanship training platform that combines immersive graphics, validated ballistics, precision tracking, configurable hardware, and detailed performance analytics. MMT enables repeatable, high-frequency training without the limitations associated with live-fire exercises, supporting individual and unit readiness.

Joint Fires Training (JFT): FAAC’s Fires Unified Simulation Environment (FUSE) delivers realistic multi-domain coordination settings for Forward Observers and Joint Terminal Attack Controllers (JTACs). FUSE allows personnel to practice target identification, precision coordinate determination, and close-air support integration to strengthen decision-making in complex operational scenarios. FAAC’s FUSE system platform provides Army fire support personnel with a Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) portable training environment for joint fires instruction, practice, and sustainment, built around instructor-managed scenarios, student training stations, simulated fire devices, and after-action review.

About FAAC Incorporated

FAAC Incorporated provides world-class simulation and training solutions. FAAC designs, develops, manufactures, and markets high-fidelity solutions to train and enhance the readiness of military, law enforcement, security, municipal, and private industry personnel. Product offerings include fully interactive vehicle operator/crew training systems, fighter pilot decision-making support software, accurate high-speed weapon simulations, use-of-force & marksmanship simulators, live-fire modular shooting ranges, and immersive networked airborne training environments.

To learn more about FAAC’s solutions available through the U.S. Army SVT Marketplace or to connect with our team, visit: https://www.faac.com/faac-army-marketplace-solutions.

For more information about FAAC, visit: https://www.faac.com.

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David Hall

David Hall

David is the senior editor at TheCyberMag. He has a background in journalism and has worked with various media outlets, covering topics ranging from threat intelligence and data privacy to cybercrime and cloud security. When he is not writing, David enjoys reading, hiking, photography, and exploring new coffee shops.