Battlefield View three separate stations with three monitors each enable instructors
to teach tactics and to view in real-time what the students are doing as
they go head-to-head
Total Flexibility tanks depicted can be varied, including enemy versions, as well as
the terrain and weather
"God's Eye" View looking down on a topo map, blue images are good guys, red are not
Vehicle View shows terrain
Close-Up reveals detail. Note other vehicles in rear. They
can show a Russian T-90 as easily as an Abrams M1A1 - or anything else
in the world's arsenal
Virtual Reality nearly 100 cubes like these house training stations. More than
50 U.S. vehicles can be pitted against an equal number of enemy units -
simultaneously
Spacious Floor enables easy movement between stations
Really High-Tech racks of comm gear, modems and computers all interlinked by
fiber-optics make it all work together
Driver's
Station swing into this cube and it puts you right into the drivers seat
with all the same controls as the real world
Command
and Control although 20 feet down the aisle, this cube links with the driver to
make a full tank in the virtual world. Three men sit in here for
command, control and firing
Fire
One! ore a hundred ... there are no high-price tags attached to virtual
rounds
Command
Station with viewports.
It may be virtual reality but it's virtually the same when the
trainee hits the real world and "puts on a tank"
Wrong! a visitor has his feet sticking out --- you're supposed to go in
feet first!. This is why they have training!
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