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Evaluation of the 'Mentor' Assessment and Feedback System for Air Battle Management Team Training

Christopher Best, Eleanore Burchat

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Abstract

The Mentor software package (Calytrix Technologies, Perth, Western Australia) is gaining popularity within the Australian Defence Force (ADF) as a means by which to manage training objectives, collect performance data, and provide feedback for collective training. While the Navy has led the way in the application of this tool, it is now being put forward as an important component of an Air Warfare Assessment and Readiness Evaluation System (AWARES) for the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) as well as being included in the suite of tools to be used for exercises involving the Joint Combined Training Centre (JCTC). This report contains an account of an evaluation of the Mentor system and its use to provide performance assessment and feedback during a RAAF Air Battle Management team training event.

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The Mentor software package (Calytrix Technologies, Perth, Western Australia) is gaining popularity within the Australian Defence Force (ADF) as a means by which to manage training objectives, collect performance data, and provide feedback for collective training. While the Navy has led the way in the application of this tool, it is now being put forward as an important component of an Air Warfare Assessment and Readiness Evaluation System (AWARES) for the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) as well as being included in the suite of tools to be used for exercises involving the Joint Combined Training Centre (JCTC). This report contains an account of an evaluation of the Mentor system and its use to provide performance assessment and feedback during a RAAF Air Battle Management team training event.

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The Mentor software package (Calytrix Technologies, Perth, Western Australia) is gaining popularity within the Australian Defence Force (ADF) as a means by which to manage training objectives, collect performance data, and provide feedback for collective training. While the Navy has led the way in the application of this tool, it is now being put forward as an important component of an Air Warfare Assessment and Readiness Evaluation System (AWARES) for the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) as well as being included in the suite of tools to be used for exercises involving the Joint Combined Training Centre (JCTC). This report contains an account of an evaluation of the Mentor system and its use to provide performance assessment and feedback during a RAAF Air Battle Management team training event.

Key concepts: Battle, Navy, Suite, Aeronautics, Training (meteorology), Popularity, Operations research, Engineering

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