Individual Task Proficiency Training at the Land Forces of the Hungarian Defence Forces

Abstract

Over the course of the last decade, Hungary has placed great emphasis on the procurement of 21st-century military hardware for its combat and combat support arms. This publication lays the focus on the soldier intended to operate this new military equipment, with the unambiguous intention of posing the question: in what direction is our individual weapon and crew training to evolve in order to ensure success in the multi-domain operations of the future? Have the foundations of the necessary paradigm shift in individual training already been laid, and what may we learn from the methodology of our partner forces?