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Collins Aerospace Rolls Out TCTS II Training System

Advanced Air Combat Training Solution Expands To New Customers

Collins Aerospace is advancing its Tactical Combat Training System Increment II (TCTS II) for the US Navy and Marine Corps, with a focus on secure and integrated training. The system, developed in partnership with Leonardo DRS, provides a live, virtual, constructive training environment with advanced cryptography and multilevel security. According to Kate Gabel, general manager for multi-domain solutions at Collins Aerospace, TCTS II enables a fully integrated training force and presents a realistic threat environment to pilots. The rollout was discussed ahead of the Navy League Sea-Air-Space 2026 exhibition, as reported by Janes.

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    Collins Aerospace Rolls Out TCTS II Training System

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    Advanced Air Combat Training Solution Expands To New Customers

    Collins Aerospace is advancing its Tactical Combat Training System Increment II (TCTS II) for the US Navy and Marine Corps, with a focus on secure and integrated training. The system, developed in partnership with Leonardo DRS, provides a live, virtual, constructive training environment with advanced cryptography and multilevel security. According to Kate Gabel, general manager for multi-domain solutions at Collins Aerospace, TCTS II enables a fully integrated training force and presents a realistic threat environment to pilots. The rollout was discussed ahead of the Navy League Sea-Air-Space 2026 exhibition, as reported by Janes.

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