WEBVTT 00:00.970 --> 00:03.192 My name is Chief Master Sergeant Powell 00:03.192 --> 00:05.248 Crider . I'm with the 1 64th airlift 00:05.248 --> 00:07.359 wing Tennessee National Guard and I'm 00:07.359 --> 00:09.581 currently on assignment working for the 00:09.581 --> 00:11.779 rapid sustainment office on the agile 00:11.789 --> 00:13.869 Combat Technologies Team , rapid 00:13.880 --> 00:15.824 sustainment office was stood up to 00:15.824 --> 00:17.991 bring innovations into the sustainment 00:17.991 --> 00:19.991 enterprise . So to take things from 00:19.991 --> 00:23.559 ideas to deployed capabilities out in 00:23.670 --> 00:26.059 field , there's about 15 projects in 00:26.069 --> 00:28.600 the agile combat technologies portfolio . 00:28.610 --> 00:30.777 But one of the projects and what we're 00:30.777 --> 00:32.999 working on today is called Mars , which 00:32.999 --> 00:35.054 is the maintenance augmented reality 00:35.054 --> 00:37.277 system that is a system that's designed 00:37.277 --> 00:41.130 to take our old standard tech data and 00:41.139 --> 00:44.729 augment that tech data so that you can 00:44.740 --> 00:47.659 add instruction over that can be put in 00:47.669 --> 00:49.613 an augmented reality . So in other 00:49.613 --> 00:51.669 words , laid over your vision or you 00:51.669 --> 00:55.080 can add video , you can add other types 00:55.090 --> 00:57.312 of descriptions , we call it augmenting 00:57.312 --> 00:59.534 capability . When the air force went to 00:59.534 --> 01:02.349 digital tech orders , all we did was go 01:02.360 --> 01:04.304 from a paper paradigm where it was 01:04.304 --> 01:06.416 actually made out of paper . And then 01:06.620 --> 01:09.910 we made PDF S which are paper and then 01:09.919 --> 01:11.860 we made the IED , which is the 01:11.870 --> 01:14.092 interactive electronic tech manual that 01:14.092 --> 01:16.129 we use on this aircraft . But it's 01:16.139 --> 01:18.610 still basically a paper paradigm though . 01:18.620 --> 01:20.940 It's paper with really good bookmarks . 01:21.150 --> 01:23.372 So what we're doing is we're taking all 01:23.372 --> 01:26.489 of that and we're adding enhanced 01:26.500 --> 01:28.629 capability to it . That's going to 01:28.639 --> 01:31.550 bring tech data actually into the 21st . 01:32.339 --> 01:34.561 Right now , we're undergoing a shift in 01:34.561 --> 01:36.728 the force . We're getting a lot of new 01:36.728 --> 01:38.839 people and we're having to train them 01:38.839 --> 01:40.617 and we're having to train a new 01:40.617 --> 01:42.783 generation of airmen . These kids grew 01:42.783 --> 01:44.895 up in a digital age . They were using 01:44.895 --> 01:47.117 ipads when they were babies . When they 01:47.117 --> 01:49.061 joined the Air Force . They expect 01:49.061 --> 01:51.061 something more than what we've been 01:51.061 --> 01:53.061 giving them . A lot of older people 01:53.061 --> 01:52.349 will say . Well , it was good enough 01:52.360 --> 01:55.160 for me . Well , yeah , sure . It was 01:55.169 --> 01:57.169 good enough for us . But there were 01:57.169 --> 01:59.391 many times , I'm sure you wished it was 01:59.391 --> 02:01.558 better . We're trying to get there now 02:01.558 --> 02:03.580 and now that we can put full motion 02:03.589 --> 02:05.839 color video into a technical order , 02:05.849 --> 02:07.849 why do we still have to resort to a 02:07.849 --> 02:08.240 line drawing ?