Abstract
The conduct of training using actual equipment in field settings can be costly and even dangerous. This particularly is true for military missions such as air-ground (i.e., Close air Support) training. However, it also is true for training to fight fires, respond to disasters, control riots, and so on. This special session provides a demonstration and discussion about using simulation and simulators to supplement field practice. It points-the-way for realistic distributed training of dangerous missions.
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