Apache Collective TSTT Training (ACTT)

ACTT is a product developed at private expense by Realtime Digital, Inc, Anaheim, California.

ACTT is a software environment that allows multiple (unmodified) TADS Selected Task Trainers (TSTT's) to be interconnected for fully interactive, collective CPG training.

Although ACTT can be operated without an instructor/operator,  ACTT includes hardware for an Instructor Station.  This hardware is used for training session control, real time session overview, training participation, and After-Action-Review (AAR).

In addition to the TSTT networking software and Instructor Station hardware, a multi-channel voice communications system is included as part of ACTT.  It is interfaced to the system so that all voice communications are recorded to the system hard disk drive for synchronized communications playback during AAR.  The communications system is compatible with Army flight helmets.

ACTT was used by the US Army, Fort Hood for several years for AH-64A unit sustainment training.  To see the general layout of the inside of the tractor-trailer, click on the rear door of the Think Tank on the Home page.

 Note that additional information is available on the FAQ page.