Joint Force Development selects Valkyrie Enterprises' wargaming tool to improve readiness
Virginia Beach, Va., November 5, 2025 – Valkyrie Enterprises, LLC, an ISO 9001:2015 certified company, announces a follow-on contract to assist the Joint Force Development (J7) and Deputy Director for Joint Training to better train and operate joint forces by utilizing Valkyrie Enterprises’ scalable, web-enabled wargaming and simulation tool Joint Theatre Level Simulation-Global Operations (JTLS-GO).
Valkyrie Enterprises will conduct research and development and prototype new integrations of the JTLS-GO wargaming program with other simulation products for the Joint Staff J7, Joint Live Virtual Constructive Modernization (JLVC), NATO, and Allied and Coalition Partners. This contract increases JTLS-GO’s capacity as the global wargame and simulation leader.
Joint Staff J7 aims to use JTLS-GO in concert with large-scale JLVC federation exercises to wargame multiple scenarios to assist decision makers with the execution of exercises. JTLS-GO team is also performing research and development initiatives to discover new integration approaches with NATO operational level computer-aided exercises and the JLVC federation to establish an interactive Mission Partner Environment.
JTLS-GO enables decision-makers to generate scenarios for analyzing and executing simulated large-scale, multi-domain combat operations at the operational level of war. All 32 NATO member countries and J7 utilize the tool during exercises hosted by the NATO Joint Warfare Center.
Valkyrie Enterprises will highlight the latest JTLS-GO features, including new mapping, unmanned aerial vehicle attacks, and the wargaming tool’s development roadmap, during the National Training and Simulation Association’s Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) in December. Team leaders will provide demonstrations, engage partners, and discuss the future of JTLS-GO at booth 1670.
About Valkyrie Enterprises, LLC
Valkyrie Enterprises, LLC, an ISO 9001:2015 certified company, is a technology and services company spearheading innovative and mission-focused solutions for government and private-industry customers. Our mission aligns with strategic defense initiatives and sets industry trends to be prepared for the future “high-end” fight.
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If wargaming is being used to improve readiness, the real value is probably in repeated scenario testing that exposes decision gaps before they show up in live exercises. Curious whether those insights actually feed back into training cycles.
Seeing wargaming tied directly to readiness makes sense.
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I’d apply it by running a short scenario cycle before each joint exercise, then feeding the after-action data back into the next iteration so planners can test decisions faster and spot gaps earlier.
It's interesting that the follow-on contract focuses on Joint Force Development readiness through wargaming rather than just training exercises. I wonder how they measure whether the tool actually changes decision-making under pressure.
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Does the J7 team plan to share any before-and-after readiness metrics?
Congrats to Valkyrie Enterprises on the new J7 contract—using their JTLS‑GO wargaming tool will surely sharpen joint force readiness. A reliable interval timer could be handy for timing those training scenarios and keeping everything on track.