FAAC training systems enter U.S. Army SVT Marketplace

FAAC says its MILO Marksmanship Trainer and Fires Unified Simulation Environment have been accepted into the U.S. Army Soldier Virtual Trainer Marketplace for weapons skills and joint fires training. The move gives Army buyers a new path to purchase commercial training tools aimed at readiness and mission rehearsal.

Why it matters: - FAAC’s acceptance into the U.S. Army Soldier Virtual Trainer Marketplace gives Army stakeholders a path to buy vetted commercial training systems for weapons skills development and joint fires training. - The listing supports Army readiness needs by expanding access to repeatable, high-frequency simulation training without relying only on live-fire events.

What happened: - FAAC Incorporated said Aug. 20, 2026, that its commercial solutions were accepted into the U.S. Army SVT Marketplace in two capability areas: Weapons Skills Development and Joint Fires Training. - The company said the marketplace inclusion covers commercial off-the-shelf solutions that Army stakeholders can procure under defined training and operational requirements. - FAAC’s announcement said the accepted products are the MILO Marksmanship Trainer for weapons skills development and the Fires Unified Simulation Environment for joint fires training.

The details: - MILO Marksmanship Trainer uses instrumented weapons, advanced optics and synthetic environments for immersive marksmanship and engagement training. - MILO Marksmanship Trainer combines immersive graphics, validated ballistics, precision tracking, configurable hardware and performance analytics. - The system is designed to provide a standards-aligned simulated marksmanship platform for individual and unit readiness. - FAAC said MILO Marksmanship Trainer supports repeatable, high-frequency training without the constraints of live-fire exercises. - Fires Unified Simulation Environment gives Forward Observers and Joint Terminal Attack Controllers realistic multi-domain coordination environments. - FUSE is designed for target identification, precision coordinate determination and close-air support integration. - FAAC described FUSE as a portable Commercial Off-The-Shelf training environment for joint fires instruction, practice and sustainment. - The FUSE platform includes instructor-managed scenarios, student training stations, simulated fire devices and after-action review. - Kurt Flosky, FAAC president, said the acceptance reflects the company’s 50-plus-year commitment to simulation training. - Flosky said the company’s commercially available solutions are available for immediate purchase to support Army training needs and emerging operational challenges. - FAAC said the Army Marketplace inclusion provides a pathway to procure products that have been vetted for the program. - FAAC’s website directs readers to FAAC Army Marketplace solutions and FAAC information.

Between the lines: - The Marketplace acceptance signals that the Army is widening use of commercial simulation tools for day-to-day training and sustainment. - FAAC is positioning its products around readiness, repeatability and portability, which are key advantages when units need more training time without the cost and logistics of live events. - The announcement also suggests Army demand for training systems that can support both individual marksmanship and complex air-ground coordination.

What's next: - Army buyers can now evaluate FAAC’s systems through the SVT Marketplace procurement path. - FAAC said its commercial solutions are available for immediate purchase through the program. - The company is likely to use the listing to expand adoption across Army training units focused on weapons skills and joint fires.