This document discusses using the Data Distribution Service (DDS) as a High Level Architecture (HLA) Run Time Infrastructure (RTI). DDS was originally developed in 2003 for real-time communication in frigates and has since expanded to many industrial applications including simulation. Using DDS as an HLA RTI provides advantages like scalability, fault tolerance, and ability to handle less-than-perfect communications compared to a centralized HLA server. SimWare RTI is presented as the first RTI that joins DDS with HLA RTI to provide HLA services while leveraging the features, performance, and reliability of the DDS standard for data distribution without needing gateways.