AFRL FIGHTS ON!
Our greatest asset continues to be the people who serve our country. Through biological and cognitive research, we ensure the warfighter’s training and readiness. Every technology we develop is designed with human capabilities in mind.
HUMAN PERFORMANCE
We tackle the challenges of improving lives and operational standings for Airmen and Guardians worldwide. Our experts research technologies in the disciplines of biology, cognitive research and more while collaborating with our Defense Health Agency, Air Force Medical Service, university and industry partners.
Publications
Fights On! Volume 35: Summer 2019
The Wright Scholars summer program is hosted at the new location of the Gaming Research Integration for Learning Laboratory (GRILL). United States Air Force Academy (USAFA) cadets, along with a University of South Florida professor, work with the GRILL on training research. RHA collaborates with academic partners at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) by establishing a new operating location on the CMU main campus.
Fights On! Volume 34: Spring 2019
Combat Air Forces migration to proficiency-based training. Red Flag 19-1 data are advancing proficiency-based training. RHA celebrates 50 years of commitment to our warfighters.
Fights On! Volume 33: Winter 2019
The Secure LVC (Live-Virtual-Constructive) Advanced Training Environment Advanced Technology Demonstration, known as SLATE ATD, is demontrated at Nellis AFB. The division conducts the Networked Integrated Tactical Environment Research Exercise, known as NITE-REX 18-2. Researchers from the Cognitive Science, Models and Agents Branch collaborate with Air Mobility Command(AMC) as members of their Fatigue Management Working Group.