Training Systems

MISSION

The Program Manager for Training Systems (PM TRASYS) is Marine Corps Systems Command’s executive agent assigned to manage acquisition and life-cycle support of Marine Corps ground training systems, devices, and training support services. Located in Orlando, Florida, PM TRASYS equips Marines with the most capable nonstandard ground weapon and information technology training systems in order to maximize their expeditionary readiness and combat effectiveness in all domains. We are a warfighter-focused organization which collaborates with DoD organizations, stakeholders, and industry to bring new and emerging technologies to the Fleet Marine Force at the speed of relevance in support of Combatant Commanders globally.

Business Office:

12211 Science Drive, Orlando, FL 32826

Phone: (407) 380-8244

Email: pmtrasys@usmc.mil

Product Managers

Synthetic Training Systems

The Product Manager for Synthetic Training Systems (PdM STS) provides training systems that immerse Marine elements from individual Marine to the Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) in synthetic training environments. The training systems support multi-echelon training in command and control, tactical decision-making, operational planning and evaluation, combined arms, and fire support. STS enables the training of Marines in familiarity and functionality of their weapons platforms, individual and unit tactics, basic and advanced combat convoy operations, combat vehicle gunnery proficiency, motor transport tactical vehicle operator driving skills, and marksmanship training to enhance live fire performance, combat readiness, and the overall lethality of the force.

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TRASYS FEATURED NEWS

Marine Training Systems Mitigate BOP Concerns, Enhance Fleet Lethality

When Lt. Gen. Lewis “Chesty” Puller famously quipped, “Hit hard, hit fast, hit often,” there’s a good chance he had Marine Corps mortarmen in mind. From the Spanish-American War through the 21st-century War on Terror, the Marine Corps has consistently employed artillery and other fire support systems to achieve decisive results. Today, as the Corps continues to modernize with Force Design as its strategic blueprint, its focus remains squarely on agility, precision, and rapid response—with capabilities like mortars and the Multi-Role Anti-Armor Anti-Personnel Weapon System-- serving as proven force multipliers ahead of the future fight.

PM TRASYS MEMBERS RECOGNIZED DURING FEDERAL EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR EVENT

Members of Marine Corps Systems Command’s Program Manager for Training Systems (PM TRASYS) were recognized for their exceptional performance during the Federal Executive Association of Central Florida (FEA-CFL) 5th Annual Federal Employee of the Year Award Ceremony at Shades of Green in Orlando, Florida on June 2, 2023.

PM TRASYS Making Strides to Field LVC-TE

Marine Corps System Command’s Program Manager for Training Systems is working with industry partners to field the Live Virtual Constructive-Training Environment. LVC-TE is a software-intensive system that will provide enterprise services to execute persistent, consistent, collective training capability by connecting legacy Marine Corps training systems to support training exercises from the Marine Expeditionary Forces down to subordinate units.

Popular training program increases Marine survivability

The Underwater Egress Trainer program teaches Marines and other authorized personnel to egress from sinking or submerged platforms. Marines learn to employ life-support equipment—such as Supplemental Emergency Breathing Devices and Life Preserver Units—to increase survival rates.

Modeling, simulation training systems prepare Marines for battle

Marine Corps Systems Command’s Program Manager for Training Systems plays a key role in preparing Marines for battle.

Marine Training Systems Mitigate BOP Concerns, Enhance Fleet Lethality

When Lt. Gen. Lewis “Chesty” Puller famously quipped, “Hit hard, hit fast, hit often,” there’s a good chance he had Marine Corps mortarmen in mind.From the Spanish-American War through the 21st-century War on Terror, the Marine Corps has consistently employed artillery and other fire support systems to achieve decisive results. Today, as the Corps continues to modernize with Force Design as its strategic blueprint, its focus remains squarely on agility, precision, and rapid response—with capabilities like mortars and the Multi-Role Anti-Armor Anti-Personnel Weapon System-- serving as proven force multipliers ahead of the future fight.