The BMC, SAF and Role Player stations support the training mission by monitoring multiple communications channels and acting as both friendly and enemy forces. The SAF and Role Players are directed by the BMC to act as additional air or ground assets. For example, a Role Player may act as a downed pilot emitting a Personnel Locator System (PLS) beacon. Additionally, the BMC has an override intercom which permits communications with any exercise participant at any time during a training exercise.

The TOC station operators provide a Command and Control element to the training mission. These company and brigade- level commanders use ASTi's simulated SINCGARS radio panel to communicate with the other exercise participants.

The AAR station uses a separate record platform to capture all of the headset audio from the Manned Modules. This platform can record 12 audio streams' audio while monitoring "live" audio or playing back prerecorded audio files.