Human Performance Training and Education

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Human Performance Training and Education: The 2006 Quadrennial Report identifies two fundamental requirements for our nation to successfully engage the Long War: The ability to be agile and quick to adapt to chaotic, dynamic and asymmetric challenges and the alignment of DoD structures, processes and procedures to effectively support strategic direction. The Human Performance, Training & Education (HPT&E) program seeks to address this first requirement by enhancing the combat capability of the worlds pre-eminent, fighting force - the U.S. Marine Corps. HPT&E is motivated by the Naval Research Advisory Committees (NRAC) Distributed Operations (DO) Summer Studys recommendation to the Assistant Secretary of Navy (RD&A) and the United States Marine Corps (USMC) Commandant to direct the Chief of Naval Research (CNR) to establish a "DO Marine as a System" Science and Technology (S&T) program. The envisioned program is also responsive to NRACs determination that training and education could be a significant obstacle for Distributed Operations. HPT&E addresses these high level requirements through a range of focused Research and Development (S&T) Pillars and scientific anchor points. For questions regarding this solicitation, please contact Ms. Tia Belton at 703-696-0942 or e-mail: [email protected].