How A Sim Made The USAF Better At Air Combat

In 2002 the US Air Force embarked on a quest to find a better way to train for aerial warfare. They found that better way in a set of simulators in a lab in Mesa, Arizona. The Air Force has generously published the results of that study for the world to see, and that's what we delve into in this video.
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Reports:
Distributed Mission Operations Within-Simulator Training Effectiveness Baseline Study: Metric Development and Objectively Quantifying the Degree of Learning: apps.dtic.mil/...
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Using Simulation Environments: apps.dtic.mil/...
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