Table of Contents PART 01: Executive summary PART 02: Scope of the report PART 03: Research Methodology PART 04: Introduction • Key market highlights PART 05: Market landscape • Global soldier training market: Overview • Military simulation and virtual training market: Overview • Market size and forecast • Five forces analysis PART 06: Market segmentation by product type • Global military simulation and virtual training market by product type • Global military flight simulators market • Global military maritime simulators market • Global military combat simulators market PART 07: Geographical segmentation • Global military simulation and virtual training market by geography • Military simulation and virtual training market in Americas • Military simulation and virtual training market in EMEA • Military simulation and virtual training market in APAC PART 08: Decision framework PART 09: Drivers and challenges • Market drivers • Impact of drivers on key customer segments • Market challenges • Impact of challenges on key customer segments PART 10: Market trends • Emergence of portable simulation • Education with synthetic training environment • 3D simulation provisions for training • Introduction of head-worn VR systems PART 11: Vendor landscape • Competitor landscape • CAE • L3 Link Simulation and Training • Lockheed Martin • Rockwell Collins • Saab • Other prominent vendors PART 12: Appendix • List of abbreviations List of Exhibits Exhibit 01: Benefits of simulation and virtual training Exhibit 02: Types of simulation Exhibit 03: Soldier training Exhibit 04: Classification of global military simulation and virtual training market Exhibit 05: Global military simulation and virtual training market 2016-2021 ($ billions) Exhibit 06: Primary focus of simulator and virtual training systems manufacturers Exhibit 07: Five forces analysis Exhibit 08: Global military simulation and virtual training market segmentation by product type 2016 and 2021 Exhibit 09: Global military simulation and virtual training segmentation by revenue 2016-2021 ($ billions) Exhibit 10: Global military flight simulators market 2016-2021 ($ billions) Exhibit 11: Global military maritime simulators market 2016-2021 ($ billions) Exhibit 12: Global military combat simulators market 2016-2021 ($ billions) Exhibit 13: Global military simulation and virtual training market segmentation by geography 2016 and 2021 Exhibit 14: Geographical segmentation of military simulation and virtual training market by revenue 2016-2021 ($ billions) Exhibit 15: Military simulation and virtual training market in Americas 2016-2021 ($ billions) Exhibit 16: Military simulation and virtual training market in EMEA 2016-2021 ($ billions) Exhibit 17: Military simulation and virtual training contracts for few EMEA countries Exhibit 18: Military simulation and virtual training market in APAC 2016-2021 ($ billions) Exhibit 19: Procurement of military simulation and virtual training by few APAC countries Exhibit 20: Impact of drivers Exhibit 21: Concerns over extent of using flight simulators Exhibit 22: Impact of challenges Exhibit 23: Prime factors contributing to portable simulation Exhibit 24: Benefits associated with portable simulation Exhibit 25: Major vendors of global military simulation and virtual training market 2017 Exhibit 26: CAE: Business segmentation by revenue 2016 Exhibit 27: L3 Technologies: Revenue breakup, Business segment Exhibit 28: Lockheed Martin: Business segmentation by revenue 2016 Exhibit 29: Rockwell Collins: Operating segments by revenue 2016 Exhibit 30: Saab: Geographical segmentation by revenue 2016

CAE, L3 Link Simulation & Training, Lockheed Martin, Rockwell Collins, Saab, Barco, Boeing, Fidelity Technologies, and Thales.