In August 2007 at the Joint Advanced Distance Learning Co-Lab (JADL) Implementation Fest, BBN, together with Eduworks and ECS, presented a demonstration of the JADL Integrated Prototype Architecture (based on the DARWARS DTECS). The demonstration illustrated a commander assigning people to a mission, based on their competencies and skills. Joe Camacho, Joint Knowledge Development and Distribution Capability (JKDDC) Joint Management Office program manager, interrupted the sequence of presentations to state, "I am personally interested in this." He further stated how this capability can help his organization succeed in its mission to improve warfighters' competencies. He continued to state that he would like to see this work included in a program of record to support further development and transition to the operational communities.

31 July 2007: Latest DARWARS system (Version 4.0) delivered to Joint ADL Co-Lab and to the DARWARS community.

Creating a Science of Games, by Dr. Ralph E. Chatham (Communications of the ACM, vol. 50, num. 7; July 2007)

Computer games train soldiers for the dangers of war
(San Jose Mercury News 25 Jan. 2006)

DARWARS: Helping the force fight insurgents
(Stars and Stripes, Europe, 23 Jan. 2006)

DARWARS Partners CHI Systems Inc. and MÄK Technologies are blue-ribbon winners for best innovation among the Miltiary Training Technology's Top 100
(Military Training Technology 18 Nov. 2005)

DARWARS head Dr. Ralph Chatham presents DARWARS concepts to DARPATech 2005
(Military Training Technology 17 Oct. 2005)

DARWARS component Tactical Iraqi wins a Significant Technical Achievement Award at DARPATech 2005.

National Guard Bureau and Advanced Distributed Learning initiative using DARWARS Ambush!
(ADLnet, 18 July 2005)