Case study to evaluate the use of America's Army Platform for USSS training programs
Development:
DEC 04
Fielded:
APR 05
In 2004, U.S. Secret Service Security and Incident and Modeling Laboratory (SIMLAB) recieved America's Army assets and technologies to start development in simulated training exercises for the Service's protective detail teams, tactical response units and counter-surveillance units. SIMLAB also employs modeling and simulation for planning and analysis. These projects are typically for prototyping emergency preparedness strategies, defensive and counter-measure analyses, vulnerability and risk assessments, resource threshold studies and many other contingency examinations.
