What is the desired endstate for simulation-supported training events?

The desired endstate for simulation-supported training events is to successfully achieve the commander's training objectives. This focus ensures that the training is aligned with specific goals that the commander has set, which are crucial for operational readiness and effectiveness. Simulation-supported training provides a flexible and controlled environment allowing for various scenarios to be practiced, enabling participants to develop skills and gain experience that directly support these objectives.

While conducting realistic live exercises, assessing physical fitness, and developing new training methodologies have their own importance within the training regime, they are not the ultimate goals of using simulation in this context. Instead, successful training that meets the commander's specified objectives ensures that all elements—whether through live exercises or innovative methodologies—are effectively integrated to enhance the overall mission readiness and performance of the forces involved.