WFF currently supports intelligence training and training support primarily at Fort Huachuca, as well as Fort Devens, Goodfellow Air Force Base and Pensacola Naval Station. At Fort Huachuca, WFF supports the United States Army Intelligence Center’s mission of leading, training and equipping the world’s premier Corps of Military Intelligence professionals by providing professional instructors, training developers, training systems, infrastructure support, training material and system purchases. From FY09 to date, WFF has assisted the Intelligence Center with training of 29,819 students in resident courses, conducted 89,197 Mobile Training Team (MTT) and New Equipment Training (NET) visits, and trained more than 119,016 Soldiers. WFF is a key component of the Intelligence School’s transformation from an instructor-centric to a learning-centric environment in compliance with the Army Learning Concept (ALC) 2015. WFF also provides training instruction for in-flight operations and maintenance on four unmanned aerial systems: Shadow, Hunter, Warrior A and ER/MP—along with training and training support in FAA ground certification in visual and instrument flight rules (VFR and IFR) and flight safety and standardization.
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Computer-based Mission Command training |
