Mission
Synthetic Training Environment - Live Training System (STE-LTS) is the Army’s next generation live training system. At the center of STE-LTS is the development of the 12 engagement types and 5 instrumentation enablers ("12+5"). STE-LTS will provide new and improved capabilities incrementally, starting with the CTCs, for addressing live training engagement gaps. STE-LTS Increment 1(Inc 1) will address mature technologies associated with indirect fire, placed objects, thrown objects, and guided weapons to fill existing live training gaps.
The Grenade and Claymore Training system is to provide realistic and immersive live Force on Force (FOF) training in a variety of combat scenarios that simulates the complexities of real-world engagements, allowing users to develop the skills and confidence needed to engage enemy units while minimizing the risks and costs associated with live-fire training.
Description
The M67 Grenade Training System replicates the size, pull ring, pull pin, safety clip, spoon, and striker mechanism and seamlessly interfaces with the tactical carrying pouch. The M18 Claymore is comprised of an M7 bandoleer pouch, M40 tester, firing wire with spool, M57 firing device, Claymore mine with foldable legs. The Grenade and Claymore Training system interfaces with a Universal Receiver Unit (URU) that is securely fastened to the Soldier's personal equipment. The URU plays a crucial role in processing signals emitted by the sim grenade and claymore during simulated detonations.
System Interdependencies
Foreign Military Sales
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