I/ITSEC Orlando, 2012 Stefan Klaes VP Sales Management Rheinmetall Defence

 Rheinmetall Defence’s M&S Capability for this changing situation  M&S Situation in Germany as perceived by RDE  Initiatives and Products to address these future M&S needs  Summary  Questions

 Rheinmetall’s business unit Simulation and Training is part of the Rheinmetall group who is a leading supplier of Security and Defence technology in Germany ◦ Sales:€ 2.1 billion ◦ Employees: 10,000  The product portfolio comprises an extensive array of military products and hardware  The simulation and training products complement and support the portfolio for all three military forces Wide range of training solutions for Army, Air Force, Navy, B2B and Industry LiveFlightMaritimeProcessLand

 Rheinmetall’s business unit Simulation and Training is part of the Rheinmetall group who is a leading supplier of Security and Defence technology in Germany ◦ Sales:€ 2.1 billion ◦ Employees: 10,000  The product portfolio comprises an extensive array of military products and hardware  The simulation and training products complement and support the portfolio for all three military forces Comprehensive competencies in management, technical solutions and services Part taskFull missionTurn key training centresService and operatione-learning

Land-based Simulation (virtual) Gunnery and combat simulators 6 Driving simulators Networked training centres Tactical simulators Wheeled vehiclesTracked vehicles Tactical & support vehicles

Live Combat and MOUT Training Centres Operation & Maintenance (PFI/PPP) 7 Training Centre Infrastructure Combat and exercise control centres Laser engagement and communication systems Urban operationsCombined Arms Combat

Part Task Trainers for Sensors and Weapon Systems Naval Simulation 8 CIC Team Trainer - for submarines & surface vessels Submarine Control Simulator Tactical Team Trainer SubmarinesSurface vesselsTactical operations

Ship Handling Simulators incl. Radar and Navigation Maritime Simulation 9 Crane and heavy lift simulators Ship Engine Simulation Safety and Security and Damage Control Trainers Maritime vessels Off shore systemsShore systems

Cargo Loading Simulators Full Mission Simulators Flight Simulation (1/2) 10 Flight Training Devices Mission Rehearsal and Tactical Simulators HelicoptersFighter aircrafts Transport aircrafts

Flight Simulation (1/2) CBT / Desktop Training UAV Simulators 11 Maintenance Trainer Live Training HelicoptersFighter aircrafts Transport aircrafts

12 Land/Live Simulation  Combat training centre  MOUT training systems  Gunnery and combat simulators  Tank driving simulator  Computer based training Flight Simulation  Fast jet simulators  Helicopter simulators  AVIOR ® laser projection systems  Computer based training Maritime-/ Process Simulation  Submarine simulators  Anti-submarine warfare simulators  Mine hunting simulators  Ship handling simulators  Safety and security training  Power plant and process simulation Joint network training competence for all military forces

 Defence Situation ◦ Financial cutbacks throughout all forces ◦ Shift from expensive High-Fidelity to affordable Training ◦ Dedicated Solutions

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 Defence Situation ◦ Financial cutbacks throughout all forces ◦ Shift from expensive High-Fidelity to affordable Training ◦ Dedicated Solutions

 Defence Situation ◦ Financial cutbacks throughout all forces ◦ Shift from expensive High-Fidelity to affordable Training ◦ Dedicated Solutions  Change of Focus ◦ Flexible and Modular Solutions are required ◦ Not only operator but also maintainer training ◦ Away from singular training to joint training

 Focus Shift to Joint Network Training ◦ Mission Training with many players gets more and more attention  Networking of different simulators  Networking of different training locations  Networking of army, navy and airforce training systems in one mission scenario Currently, the requirement for training of joint operations becomes more and more prominent.

 Simulation and Test Environment of the German Armed Forces  Setup of a simulation environment to link simulated and real-world combat systems  27 locations in Germany and 1 in the United States  Contracted to and provided by RDE  Air Manoeuvre Tactical Leadership Training  Tactical leadership training with focus on air mobility operations  Planning and execution of multi-national operations ◦ Creation of a virtual Battlefield ◦ SuTBw as an integral part of the AMTLT concept

 Development of a training means for joint training of all military branches  Modular Cubicle Set, that can be individually be assembled ◦ Land: Wheeled and tracked vehicles, tanks ◦ Maritime: Above and underwater ships ◦ Air: Helicopters, Jet Aircraft, UAV  Easy Networking for training in joint scenarios  Mobile Configuration for on-site training

 Provision of Joint Network Training Device ANTares to support the AMTLT training sessions  Setup in Bueckeburg, Germany at Army Aviation School  Configuration as transport helicopter  Connection of training cubicles to a joint training scenario  Operation and communication training

 Reorganization of Armed Forces brings risks and challenges but also opportunities  Rheinmetall Defence is uniquely positioned to face these challenges for all military training requirements  Contact:Rheinmetall Defence Stefan Klaes Brueggeweg Bremen Germany  Visit us atHall A4, WestHall B1, West #2719#2415 for M&S for ANTAres