German Police Chief (COL) Stefan Beil speaks with JMTC Government Relations Advisor Jim Federline during a VBS2 demonstration at the JMTC’s Joint Multinational Simulation Center.
VBS2 is a comprehensive high resolution virtual environment where individual or collective training
can created and be conducted. VBS2 training prepares participants for real-life challenges taking place in a life-like virtual world in which they operate within it from a first person perspective.
The Joint Multinational Simulation Center, also known by its acronym JMSC, hosted a delegation of 3 German Police Chiefs from the Bavarian Oberpfalz, Polizeidirektor Ludwig Härtl,
Polizeidirektor Michael Holzner, Polizeidirektor Stefan Beil, as well as a leading member of the
Oberpfalz Police Council, Markus Völkl. Together the four toured JMSC, located on the Grafenwoehr Training Area at Camp Aachen May 16, 2013, to see firsthand the possibilities offered by incorporating simulations-based training such as VBS2 and other simulations-based programs into their expanded police training curriculum.
JMSC is a facility of the Joint Multinational Training Command, the U.S. Army's largest overseas training command, and regularly provides U.S. and international Soldiers facilities and opportunities to train in a sophisticated, complex, and real-time battle/conflict environment.
(U.S. Army photo by Jason Bowman, JMSC Visual Information Production Manager/Released).

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Ed Rykard, Chief of the Joint Multinational Simulation Center’s Tactical Gaming Division, shows visitors a digital terrain board which projects a digital image on to a table to be used by leaders to strategically plan missions. Pictured from left are German Police Chief (COL) Stefan Beil,
German Police Chief (COL) Michael Holzner, Oberpfalz Police Council member (LTC) Markus Volkl, JMSC Director COL Jeffrey Meeker, and JMSC Deputy of Operations Joel Fischer. Seated is JMSC Training Facilitator Corey Walter. The delegation of 3 German Police Chiefs from the Bavarian Oberpfalz, Polizeidirektor Ludwig Härtl, Polizeidirektor Michael Holzner, Polizeidirektor Stefan Beil, joined by a leading member of the Oberpfalz Police Council, Markus Völkl, visited JMSC, located on the Grafenwoehr Training Area at Camp Aachen May 16, 2013, to see firsthand the possibilities offered by incorporating simulations-based training such as VBS2 and other simulations-based programs into their expanded police training curriculum.
JMSC is a facility of the Joint Multinational Training Command, the U.S. Army's largest overseas training command, and regularly provides U.S. and international Soldiers facilities and opportunities to train in a sophisticated, complex, and real-time battle/conflict environment.
(U.S. Army photo by Jason Bowman, JMSC Visual Information Production Manager/Released).

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JMSC Tactical Gaming Chief, Ed Rykard, and Joint Multinational Training Command Government Relations Advisor James Federline, look on as Oberpfalz Police Council member (LTC) Markus Volkl familiarizes himself with the controls of a Virtual Battle Space 2 (VBS2) console.
VBS2 is a comprehensive high resolution virtual environment where individual or collective training
can created and be conducted. VBS2 training prepares participants for real-life challenges taking place in a life-like virtual world in which they operate within it from a first person perspective.
Völkl, was visiting the Joint Multinational Simulation Center, also known by its acronym JMSC,
as part of a delegation which also included 3 German Police Chiefs from the Bavarian Oberpfalz, Polizeidirektor Ludwig Härtl, Polizeidirektor Michael Holzner and Polizeidirektor Stefan Beil. The delegation visited JMSC, located on the Grafenwoehr Training Area’s Camp Aachen on May 16, 2013, to see firsthand the possibilities offered by incorporating simulations-based training such as VBS2 and other simulations-based programs into their expanded police training curriculum.
JMSC is a facility of the Joint Multinational Training Command, the U.S. Army's largest overseas training command, and regularly provides U.S. and international Soldiers facilities and opportunities to train in a sophisticated, complex, and real-time battle/conflict environment.
(U.S. Army photo by Jason Bowman, JMSC Visual Information Production Manager/Released).

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Ed Rykard, Chief of the Joint Multinational Simulation Center’s Tactical Gaming Division, explains the advantages of simulations-based training to German Police Chief (COL) Stephan Beil (foreground) and Oberpfalz Police Council member (LTC) Markus Volkl .
The Joint Multinational Simulation Center, also known by its acronym JMSC, hosted a delegation of 3 German Police Chiefs from the Bavarian Oberpfalz, Polizeidirektor Ludwig Härtl,
Polizeidirektor Michael Holzner, Polizeidirektor Stefan Beil, joined by a leading member of the
Oberpfalz Police Council, Markus Völkl, visited JMSC, located on the Grafenwoehr Training Area at Camp Aachen May 16, 2013, to see firsthand the possibilities offered by incorporating simulations-based training such as Virtual Battle Space 2 (VBS2) and other simulations-based programs into their expanded police training curriculum. JMSC is a facility of the Joint Multinational Training Command, the U.S. Army's largest overseas training command, and regularly provides U.S. and international Soldiers facilities and opportunities to train in a sophisticated, complex, and real-time battle/conflict environment. (U.S. Army photo by Jason Bowman, JMSC Visual Information Production Manager/Released).

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Training Facilitator Corey Walter from the Joint Multinational Simulation Center, also known by its acronym JMSC, instructs German Police Chief (COL) Ludwig Hartl on the uses of Virtual Battle Space 2 (VBS2). VBS2 is a comprehensive high resolution virtual environment where individual or collective training can created and be conducted. VBS2 training prepares participants for real-life challenges taking place in a life-like virtual world in which they operate within it from a first person perspective. The delegation of 3 German Police Chiefs from the Bavarian Oberpfalz, Polizeidirektor Ludwig Härtl, Polizeidirektor Michael Holzner, Polizeidirektor Stefan Beil, joined by a leading member of the Oberpfalz Police Council,, Markus Völkl, visited JMSC located on the Grafenwoehr Training Area at Camp Aachen May 16, 2013, to see firsthand the possibilities offered by incorporating simulations-based training such as VBS2 and other simulations-based programs into their expanded police training curriculum.
JMSC is a facility of the Joint Multinational Training Command, the U.S. Army's largest overseas training command, and regularly provides U.S. and international Soldiers facilities and opportunities to train in a sophisticated, complex, and real-time battle/conflict environment.
(U.S. Army photo by Jason Bowman, JMSC Visual Information Production Manager/Released).

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